Add script for single image testing and inference #11
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This script allows testing the deblurring models (Defocus and Motion) on individual images. Key features: - Accepts input image path, model type, and configuration name. - Handles both regular and dual-pixel (e.g., DPDD) inputs. - Loads model configurations and weights from options/Test_configs.yml. - Performs image preprocessing, model inference, and saves the deblurred output.
Changed the call to `crop_image` in `test_single_image.py` to use `size=True` instead of the incorrect `return_hw=True`. This aligns with the function definition in `util/util.py` and resolves the TypeError, ensuring that original image dimensions are correctly retrieved for output cropping.
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This script allows testing the deblurring models (Defocus and Motion) on individual images.
Key features: