Lab · c22.s04.L1
Noise and denoise
A denoising step does not paint; it replaces the noisy picture with the model's estimate of the finished picture plus a smaller amount of noise, so repeating the swap sharpens the picture.
Question: How does removing noise create an image?
Frame 1 of 16: Step 0 of 20100% of the noise is left; the denoiser blur is 4.47 px and the error is 0.50. The left panel is pure static: the starting noise. The guess is already a soft pale disc. The model supplies the shape; the noise supplies the variation.
Step 0 of 20. 100% of the noise is left; the denoiser blur is 4.47 px and the error is 0.50. The left panel is pure static: the starting noise. The guess is already a soft pale disc. The model supplies the shape; the noise supplies the variation.
Keyboard: Space plays or pauses, Left and Right step, Home goes to the first frame, End goes to the last frame.
Text description of this lab
Two square panels. The left, what the model sees, starts as pure static and only near the last step resolves into a pale round face on a dark ground. The right, the model's guess, starts as a soft pale disc and sharpens sooner, showing two dark eyes and a dark mouth line. A bar shows the noise falling from 100% to 0%, an error readout falling from 0.50 to 0.00, and Play and Step move through the steps.
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