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Hey, thanks for the excellent work!
One thing that I'm curious about is, does the model only accept square image/video as input? I see there're preprocess functions used on images and videos, either to crop to the center or scale to a equal width and height, such as 256*256. Does it mean if we want to postprocess the video tokens to reconstructed video, we have to scale it back to the original resolution which may use functions like F.interpolate(recon, size=(original_h, original_w), mode='bilinear', align_corners=False). Right?
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Natively support for multiple resolutions?
Native support for multiple resolutions?
Jul 18, 2024
Hey, thanks for the excellent work!
One thing that I'm curious about is, does the model only accept square image/video as input? I see there're preprocess functions used on images and videos, either to crop to the center or scale to a equal width and height, such as 256*256. Does it mean if we want to postprocess the video tokens to reconstructed video, we have to scale it back to the original resolution which may use functions like
F.interpolate(recon, size=(original_h, original_w), mode='bilinear', align_corners=False)
. Right?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: