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Re-design psnr.py code and change image names - #592
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… both methods). Also Added new example.
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Hello @rafagarciac,
I would be happy to merge this PR, but I want you to remove one of the PSNR methods and keep the only one which works better! Also, Do not forget to modify your code with respect to changes that will happen after removing the method!
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Solved ! Also I reformat some code from arithmetic_analysis 👍 💯
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I preserved the old algorithm which I don't know if is working as expected or not because, both methods return a different values.
But according the Wikipedia Example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak_signal-to-noise_ratio
The first one method will be the correct one. 👍