Cosmic Clarity DeNoise: Free AI Denoising! Standalone or with PixInsight
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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My model was trained on mono and luminance data. Unlike some other denoising this allows it to denoise fully mono or color data! Can be used as standalone or with pixinsight. So Siril users (and other users of different astro software) can take advantage of both the denoising and sharpening programs!!
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Linux Version of Cosmic Clarity Sharpen and Denoise compiled!!! The stand alone is up and running. I still have to fully vet the script interface with PixInsight but that shouldn't stop anyone from using the standalone!
Site: www.setiastro.com/cosmic-clarity
Drive: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hB2qeMF7YQH1-Vr81udvNfd_NB6RKBT0?usp=drive_link
Wow, many thanks! I made a Docker container with Ubuntu 24.04 base image, and it works. Thanks!
Just wow! Thanks for all your doing for the astronomical community.
Thank you so much, you are doing a huge service for the community by offering such a powerful tool for free. Just absolutely incredible.
THANKS , im going to try it right now!
Fantastic, Frank. I've got some data that I'm going to try it on, in just a couple hours. This is amazing and what's more your entire suite of scripts is making a huge impact in Astro imaging and in the right way! Thank you.
Another fantastic tool. Brilliant.
Looks great Frank. Looking forward to giving it a try.
Hola Frank: Ya lo probé y realmente es muy bueno. Te agradezco por semejante trabajo. Es uno de los mejores script para PixInsight. Mi prueba en Eta Carinae Nebula OSC es indistinguible de BlurXTerminator Trial.
Saludos desde Buenos Aires y buenos cielos.
Rodolfo
May God bless you for your hard work!
Sweet! I look forward to using it after work.
Thank you.
thank you! it's excellent!
Awesome!!
Wow, you really are on a roll here, how do yoj]u churn them out so fast..kudos to you..👏🏻👏🏻
I think I am running to the end of game changers lol. Need to figure out how to get all this on linux now for that group :)
@@setiv2 Yet another amazing script, congrats! If you're looking for another game changer, 'What's in my sky tonight' 🙊
Oh the bane of excel, calculating local sidereal time. We do need that in something better!!
@@setiv2 I hope so
Great stuff. Would love to see a PI+Linux version tough. I'm a Java dev first and foremost and only dabble in Python occasionally, but I do have packaging experience on Linux and daily drive it as my main OS.
I just installed ubuntu on a virtual machine. I will give it a go but if I run into issues I will for sure be asking the community for guidance
Linux Version of Cosmic Clarity Sharpen and Denoise compiled!!! The stand alone is up and running. I still have to fully vet the script interface with PixInsight but that shouldn't stop anyone from using the standalone!
Site: www.setiastro.com/cosmic-clarity
Drive: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hB2qeMF7YQH1-Vr81udvNfd_NB6RKBT0?usp=drive_link
Hey seti, DeepSNR does work on 2x drizzled images WITH the right drop shrink (0.4-0.5) with a grid size of 12 which are my 2x drizzle settings
Oh really? I heard that 0.8-0.9 drop shrink should be used while drizzling so I was doing just that blindly. Are there any drawbacks to the setting you mentioned?
That is a crazy aggressive drop shrink. You are doing more harm than good unless you have A LOT of data to drizzle. And deepsnr still wont denoise anything mono
@@blufferblue1599 The only two drawbacks I can think of the top of my head is that if you don't have enough dithered subs (that is less than ~60 or so) you'll end up with "dry" pixels, that is black dots all throughout the image and there's a slight decrease in SNR. Which, in my opinion, you shouldn't care about since when you're drizzling you're not going after the SNR anyway, but rather after the resolution and detail, which if you don't set your dropshrink low enough, doesn't increase all that much.
@@setiv2 Not at all. If you're drizzling 2x and set the dropshrink to something like 0.9 you almost won't notice the additional resolution, ever after deconvolution. In fact, 0.3-0.4 DS is commonly recommended for 1x drizzling with OSC cameras if one wants to use DeepSNR.
1x is different than 2x for deepsnr in my experience. I will try an aggressive drop shrink of 0.3 and see how it fairs
Thank you very much for making a Linux compatible version. Look forward to using in the near future. Is there any special code needed to install on Linux Mint?
I dont believe you need anything special.
Hii!! Thank you so much. You are making it possible for us to use great tools while keeping our astro on a budget. Though I don't know what I'm doing wrong but I can't make CosmicClarity-Denoise to work on my RGB images on Full denoise. The only workaround i found is to separate the 3 channels, run a luminance-only denoise on each one and then recombine RGB channels again. If there's anything I should know, please tell me. Massive thanks again!!
You shouldnt need to do that. Are you in pixinsight using the script or standalone? It is really important that you either use 32bit floating point tiffs or png
@@setiv2 I'm using the standalone version, and I'm using 32bit float point RGB images. I'm exporting them from GIMP (I really keep things cheap), maybe there's a setting I'm using when exporting the image?
Maybe. Let me export one from gimp and see if i can replicate it. What is it doing? Does the output look all weird or did it throw an error? You can always email me at frank@setiastro.com too
Ok so gimp only can export as 16bit. You should install and process in Sirl . It is free and designed for astroimaging. That has no problem exporting as 32bit as well
@@setiv2 Okay!! so GIMP is lying when it says that its working in 32bits?? Normally I use Siril, I was just doing a couple of steps in gimp prior to the Denoise. Thanks again
Ty for this. Any chance siril could integrate this like they are with graxpert?
If anyone is willing to do it I have no problem collaborating with them
@@setiv2 would be a fantastic addition, thanks
Cool looking tool. For some reason, the URL does not seem to add the script to your typical area for me. Any suggestions?
Not sure what you mean. You added the cosmic clarity repository to pixonsight and it didnt show up in scripts->seti astro? If not go to scripts->feature scripts->add. Then navigate to c:/program files/pixinsight/src/scripts and click Select Folder. PI should then relook through the folder and add any it missed
Amazing work !
Thanks so much!
What about integration with Siril?
Scripting in siril is extremely basic. I do not believe this can be interfaced, but if any hat makes scripts iin siril wants to try I am more than willing to assist them
Could someone please make a linux version?
I do this as a hobby and I am not in software design. Adding learning a 3rd operating system is going to take me time, not to mention installing a 3rd operatint system. I am more than happy to help and share my python code if someone with linux wants to generate the executable from them
@@setiv2 I know, it was more a general question to all the viewers. It is great, can you put the python code to some place, where someone could reach and try to port it to linux? I could also give a try, though I am at a very novice level in Python.
Linux Version of Cosmic Clarity Sharpen and Denoise compiled!!! The stand alone is up and running. I still have to fully vet the script interface with PixInsight but that shouldn't stop anyone from using the standalone!
Site: www.setiastro.com/cosmic-clarity
Drive: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hB2qeMF7YQH1-Vr81udvNfd_NB6RKBT0?usp=drive_link