tres_iqa
Maintainer: arielreplicate
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Model overview
tres_iqa is an AI model for assessing the quality of an image. It can be used to get a numerical score representing the perceived quality of an image. Similar AI models that can be used for image quality assessment include rankiqa, which also provides image quality scores, and stable-diffusion, gfpgan, real-esrgan, and realesrgan, which can be used for image restoration and enhancement.
Model inputs and outputs
tres_iqa takes a single input - an image file. It outputs a numerical score representing the perceived quality of the input image.
Inputs
- input_image: The image file to run quality assessment on.
Outputs
- Output: A numerical score representing the perceived quality of the input image.
Capabilities
tres_iqa can be used to assess the quality of an image. This could be useful for applications like selecting the best photos from a batch, filtering out low-quality images, or automatically enhancing images.
What can I use it for?
tres_iqa could be used in a variety of applications that require assessing image quality, such as photo editing, content curation, or image optimization for web or mobile. For example, you could use it to automatically filter out low-quality images from a batch, or to select the best photos from a photo shoot. You could also use it to enhance images by identifying areas that need improvement and applying appropriate editing techniques.
Things to try
You could try using tres_iqa to assess the quality of a set of images and then use that information to select the best ones or to enhance the lower-quality ones. You could also experiment with different types of images, such as portraits, landscapes, or product shots, to see how the model performs in different contexts.
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