I’ve just published Potato, a new pansharpening package. It aims to render certain kinds of satellite imagery more clearly and accurately than what’s for sale and on satellite maps today: https://github.com/celoyd/potato/
It’s under 50k parameters, comes with a working checkpoint, runs on a home computer, and is specialized on WorldView-2/3 ARD imagery. It does a few things I haven’t noticed before in the literature: for example, using all the visible multispectral bands to make its visible colors.
@vruba congratulations on publishing this, it looks like a major work! Also I like this clear statement:
intended as a one-and-done demonstration, not as a continually improving pansharpening package. It’s born in bug-fix–only mode
Good for you!
