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ASSIGNMENT # 03
Enroll: 01-133172-090
Section: BEE-8A
Teacher: Faheem Haroon
Introduction
Despite the emergence of precision and speed of single image resolution using
fast and in depth neural convolution networks, one central problem remains
unresolved: how do we get good texture details when we properly fix big
growing objects? Recent work has focused on reducing the risk of mean
squared reconstruction error. The payload ratio has high signal-to-noise ratios
(PSNR) and has failed to operate at high frequencies. Therefore, we introduce
SRGAN, a super-resolution (SR) Generative Adversarial (GAN) network. The
most challenging task of measuring an image with high resolution (HR) from its
low-resolution counterpart is called super-resolution (SR). To our knowledge,
this is the first draft capable of capturing a realistic picture of 4x magnification
features.
Planning
Internal Premises
As this is software-based project. For this project we need a PC with high
processing power for the training of neural networks. We designed a PC which
cost us sixty thousand Pakistani rupees 60,000 Rs. Our targeted audience is
Security Surveillance Agencies, Medical Imaging lab and Hospitals. We can sell
our software to them and gain our profit.
Components Price
Ram Rs 5000
SSD Rs 4000
As we have bought our PC for Rs 60,000 we can use this as our present
value.
And if we take future value of our project the present value for our
project is given as:
Fig 2: Present Value
Planning Period
For our project we took 2 Months for the whole planning process
Course of action
MS Project
Branding/launching
• We will market it by direct relations
• We will meet with our audience and tell them about our product that
why they buy our product.
Operations
Project Motivation
1. Over a few years, applications of the Generative Adversarial Networks
(GANs) have seen astounding growth. The technique has been
successfully used for high-fidelity natural image synthesis, data
augmentation tasks, improving image compressions, and more.
2. GANs are a clever way of training a generative model by framing the
problem as a supervised learning problem with two sub-models: the
generator model that we train to generate new examples, and the
discriminator model that tries to classify examples as either real (from
the domain) or fake (generated).
3. Achieving Super-Resolution (SR) of its equivalent Low-Resolution (LR)
image while maintaining finer texture information is a challenge. State-
of-the-art algorithms like Convolution Neural Network (CNN) and other
deeper neural networks are the backbone for computer vision. The
previous approaches give high peak signal-to-noise ratios (PSNR),
however, they are perceptually unsatisfying because they do not meet
the accuracy required at higher resolution.