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chaiNNer README: a node chain for cleaning up or upscaling an illustration
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For artists and editors who want to know what chaiNNer's README says about installing it, picking a neural network framework for their GPU, and chaining nodes for one image or a folder. Based only on the README and licence file at one commit; nothing was installed or run and no output quality is claimed.
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chaiNNer README: a node chain for cleaning up or upscaling an illustration
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For artists and editors who want to know what chaiNNer's README says about installing it, picking a neural network framework for their GPU, and chaining nodes for one image or a folder. Based only on the README and licence file at one commit; nothing was installed or run and no output quality is claimed.
Useful starting points
- The README warns that some NCNN users on non-Nvidia GPUs may get all-black outputs and suggests setting a tiling amount.
- Two nodes that iterate over batches, such as the folder and video loaders, cannot be used together in one chain.
- Keep the original file and compare any result with it by eye before replacing anything.
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