license: apache-2.0
library_name: pytorch
pipeline_tag: image-to-image
tags:
- hyperspectral-imaging
- long-wave-infrared
- thermal-infrared
- temperature-emissivity-texture
- lwir
- hadar
- tex-1500
- arxiv:2606.03806
datasets:
- jialelin2007/TeX-1500
metrics:
- mean_absolute_error
- mean_squared_error
- spectral_angle_mapper
model-index:
- name: TeX-UNet-v2 DARPA
results:
- task:
type: image-to-image
name: LWIR HSI to TeX decomposition
dataset:
name: TeX-1500 DARPA IH-test
type: jialelin2007/TeX-1500
metrics:
- name: T MAE
type: mean_absolute_error
value: 7.3284
unit: K
- name: e MSE
type: mean_squared_error
value: 0.0453
- name: X MSE
type: mean_squared_error
value: 0.0311
- task:
type: image-to-image
name: LWIR HSI to TeX decomposition
dataset:
name: TeX-1500 FTIR-zeroshot-test
type: jialelin2007/TeX-1500
metrics:
- name: T MAE
type: mean_absolute_error
value: 5.8309
unit: K
- name: e MSE
type: mean_squared_error
value: 0.0674
- name: X MSE
type: mean_squared_error
value: 0.0219
- name: TeX-UNet-v2 FTIR Few-shot
results:
- task:
type: image-to-image
name: LWIR HSI to TeX decomposition
dataset:
name: TeX-1500 FTIR-fewshot-test
type: jialelin2007/TeX-1500
metrics:
- name: T MAE
type: mean_absolute_error
value: 4.1004
unit: K
- name: e MSE
type: mean_squared_error
value: 0.0458
- name: X MSE
type: mean_squared_error
value: 0.022
TeX-UNet
TeX-UNet is the initial wavelength-aware neural baseline for
TeX-1500, a paired
real-world LWIR hyperspectral benchmark for temperature-emissivity-texture
decomposition. Given a calibrated LWIR HSI cube and its wavelength positions,
TeX-UNet predicts temperature T, emissivity e, and texture X.
This repository releases two inference checkpoints from TeX-1500: A Paired Real-World LWIR Hyperspectral Dataset and Benchmark for Temperature-Emissivity-Texture Decomposition.
Authors
- Cheng Dai (Hugging Face, GitHub)*
- Jiale Lin (Hugging Face, GitHub)*
- Hongyi Xu
- Bingxuan Song
- Ziyang Xie
- Fanglin Bao
*Equal Contribution.
Links
- Hugging Face Papers: TeX-1500
- arXiv: 2606.03806
- Dataset: jialelin2007/TeX-1500
- Code: dccc2025/TeX-1500
- Model: dccc2025/TeX-UNet
Files
TeX-UNet/
README.md
LICENSE
CITATION.cff
NOTICE
model_index.json
verification.json
requirements.txt
docs/reproducibility.md
tex_unet_v2_darpa/
model.safetensors
config.json
normalization.json
inference_config.yaml
training_config.json
metrics.json
conversion.json
tex_unet_v2_ftir_fewshot/
model.safetensors
config.json
normalization.json
inference_config.yaml
training_config.json
metrics.json
conversion.json
Checkpoints
| Directory | Training data | Intended use | Parameters |
|---|---|---|---|
tex_unet_v2_darpa |
DARPA IH training split | DARPA IH test and FTIR zero-shot transfer | 34.28M |
tex_unet_v2_ftir_fewshot |
FTIR few-shot split, initialized from tex_unet_v2_darpa |
FTIR few-shot transfer | 34.28M |
Both checkpoints are stored as safetensors and contain only the model state
dict, not optimizer state.
Each checkpoint uses the same TeX-UNet-v2 architecture:
- input HSI tensor:
[B, 64, H, W] - input wavelength tensor:
[64]or[B, 64], in micrometers - outputs:
T:[B, 1, H, W], temperaturee:[B, 64, H, W], spectral emissivityX:[B, 1, H, W], texture
- wavelength range: 6-14 micrometers
- inference tiling:
224 x 224patches, stride112, raised-cosine blending - released parameter count:
34,279,155
Benchmark
The initial benchmark reports TeX-UNet inversion results on held-out DARPA IH pushbroom scenes and FTIR zero-/few-shot transfer scenes.
| Test split | Checkpoint | T MAE (K) | T MAPE (%) | e MSE | e SAM (rad) | X MSE | X SAM (rad) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DARPA IH-test | tex_unet_v2_darpa |
7.3284 | 2.5488 | 0.0453 | 0.2267 | 0.0311 | 0.5206 |
| FTIR-zeroshot-test | tex_unet_v2_darpa |
5.8309 | 1.9753 | 0.0674 | 0.0451 | 0.0219 | 0.2995 |
| FTIR-fewshot-test | tex_unet_v2_ftir_fewshot |
4.1004 | 1.3830 | 0.0458 | 0.1970 | 0.0220 | 0.2224 |
e and X are normalized. Full training settings, inference tiling, and
evaluation details are in the paper and in each checkpoint directory's
training_config.json, normalization.json, and inference_config.yaml.
Use With The Code Repository
Install the released inference code from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/dccc2025/TeX-1500
cd TeX-1500
uv sync
Download one checkpoint:
uv run python scripts/download_weights.py \
--repo-id dccc2025/TeX-UNet \
--filename tex_unet_v2_darpa/model.safetensors \
--output checkpoints/tex_unet_v2_darpa.safetensors
Run inference with a calibrated HSI .mat file:
uv run tex1500-infer \
--checkpoint checkpoints/tex_unet_v2_darpa.safetensors \
--model-config configs/tex_unet_v2_model.json \
--input /path/to/hsi.mat \
--output outputs/sample_tex_prediction.npz
The input .mat should contain an HSI cube and wavelength positions compatible
with the TeX-1500 data format. See the GitHub repository for the exact CLI
arguments and output format.
Loading The Weights
from pathlib import Path
from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download
from safetensors.torch import load_file
weights = hf_hub_download(
repo_id="dccc2025/TeX-UNet",
filename="tex_unet_v2_darpa/model.safetensors",
)
state_dict = load_file(weights, device="cpu")
print(len(state_dict))
To verify a checkpoint against the TeX-1500 codebase:
python scripts/verify_load.py \
--code-root /path/to/TeX-1500 \
--model-dir tex_unet_v2_darpa
Data
The dataset is hosted separately at jialelin2007/TeX-1500. The local dataset release notes describe TeX-1500 as a paired LWIR HSI benchmark with 1,522 calibrated real-scene HSI-TeX pairs from DARPA pushbroom data and FTIR acquisitions.
The dataset repository is separate from this model repository. The current dataset release is a preview containing one example sample for format inspection and visualization; the full dataset is planned for a later release.
Current preview layout:
data/sample_0001/
hsi.mat
hsi_noisy.mat
T.mat
e.mat
X.mat
previews/
T.png
e.png
X.png
hsi_band.png
The preview .mat files use MATLAB v5 format:
| File | Variable | Shape | Dtype | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
hsi.mat |
denoised_hsi_original |
[260, 1500, 256] |
single |
Denoised calibrated LWIR HSI cube. |
hsi.mat |
hsi_wav |
[1, 256] |
double |
HSI wavelength grid. |
hsi.mat |
good_band_indices |
[1, 230] |
int64 |
0-indexed valid band indices used by the processing pipeline. |
hsi.mat |
calibrated_sky |
[1, 256] |
double |
Calibrated sky signal estimate. |
hsi.mat |
observed_sky |
[1, 256] |
double |
Observed sky signal estimate. |
hsi.mat |
working_wav |
[1, 256] |
single |
Calibrated working wavelength grid. |
hsi_noisy.mat |
hsi_noisy |
[260, 1500, 256] |
single |
Noisy input HSI cube. |
T.mat |
T |
[260, 1500] |
single |
Temperature field. |
e.mat |
e |
[260, 1500, 256] |
single |
Spectral emissivity field. |
X.mat |
X |
[260, 1500] |
single |
Texture field. |
Preview PNG files are for visual inspection only and should not be treated as numeric labels.
If the Hugging Face dataset repository requires authentication, log in and accept its access terms before downloading files:
hf auth login
hf download jialelin2007/TeX-1500 \
data/sample_0001/hsi.mat data/sample_0001/T.mat \
--repo-type dataset \
--local-dir data/tex1500_sample
The dataset license and access terms are governed by the dataset repository.
License
This model repository is released under Apache-2.0. The TeX-1500 dataset files are hosted separately and are distributed under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0 in the dataset repository. TeX-1500 dataset files are not included in this model repository.
Limitations
- TeX-UNet is an initial supervised baseline, not a complete physical inverse solver.
- Predictions depend on calibrated LWIR HSI inputs and valid wavelength positions; unsupported sensors or uncalibrated radiance can degrade results.
- The released checkpoints target TeX-1500-style normalized
eandXoutputs. - The benchmark is reported on the paper's held-out DARPA IH and FTIR splits; use caution when interpreting results outside these settings.
Citation
@misc{dai2026tex1500pairedrealworldlwir,
title={TeX-1500: A Paired Real-World LWIR Hyperspectral Dataset and Benchmark for Temperature-Emissivity-Texture Decomposition},
author={Cheng Dai and Jiale Lin and Hongyi Xu and Bingxuan Song and Ziyang Xie and Fanglin Bao},
year={2026},
eprint={2606.03806},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.CV},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.03806},
}