I've been experimenting a lot since the last descripton was released to save even more detail, and to get rid of some of the beginner's soreness. All three models are not yet perfect and I will develop them, but what is the essence of the three models, the models on omni is just a division of VL eats less large screenton, VH is just a re-trained model on a modified dataset and with VL as a prevoritolnoy shadowing that it would demolish more screenton, while not going to demolish all the textures and very large screenton. Esrgan model was trained on a dataset VH for use in the colab, it works in some places worse than Omni, so could not fight with overlapping screenton.

DWTP_descreenton_H_esrgan

DWTP_descreenton_VH4

Purpose: Grayscale pencil/sketch style art with paper textures (Made in Abyss specific)

Old model trained for pencil sketch style art, good at restoring the paper and pencil and other textures , specifically the Made in Abyss manga, but should work for art with a similar style.

Comparison:
https://slow.pics/c/D0MuvwLY

eula digimanga MiA 65k

Black and white digital manga with halftones.

eula digimanga bw v1

Vast improvement over v1 in low frequency detail; moiré and artifacting reduced significantly and less random noise from JPEG artefacts in the input. Also now only works on 1 channel images, so it runs slightly faster on average and resulting images are much smaller but it might not work on some ESRGAN implementations, I personally recommend using chaiNNer. v1 may still be better in some edge cases.

There's also a supplementary 1x model that denoises very low quality LRs and smooths halftones so the image works better with the 4x model. Only trained it to help build the dataset and it's useless for already decent-ish LRs but may help you in some situations.

eula digimanga MiA 65k

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