Add comprehensive explanation and demo for SRCNN image cropping (modcrop function) #3
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This PR addresses the common question: "Why do we need to crop images before inputting them to SRCNN?" by providing a comprehensive explanation and interactive demonstration.
Problem
Users were confused about the
modcrop
function's purpose and necessity. The original issue mentioned an image going from (176, 197, 3) to (174, 194, 3) and questioned why this cropping step was required.Solution
Added detailed documentation and an interactive demo script that explains:
1. Quick Start Guide
A new section at the top of README.md directly addresses the cropping question with:
2. Enhanced modcrop Documentation
The
modcrop
function now includes comprehensive docstrings and explanations covering:3. Interactive Demo Script
New
modcrop_demo.py
provides hands-on learning with:4. Comprehensive FAQ
Added detailed FAQ section explaining:
Key Technical Insights
Usage
Users can now run
python modcrop_demo.py
to see interactive demonstrations and understand the cropping process through practical examples.Fixes #1.
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