
Face Restore Mask: Blur (512px)
Damage-region mask (L) for the face-restore case: white = degraded region.
- File
- PNG · Face Restore · 512 × 512 px
- Use case
- Face restoreImage pipeline QA· Conversion set
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Damage-region mask (L) for the face-restore case: white = degraded region.

Damage-region mask (L) for the face-restore case: white = degraded region.

Damage-region mask (L) for the face-restore case: white = degraded region.

Damage-region mask (L) for the face-restore case: white = degraded region.

Failed tool invocation rows for agent error-handling and retry tests.

A 1000-row orders dataset whose user_id references the users dataset: a relational fixture for testing joins and import flows. Paired with a JSON twin.

The 1000-row orders dataset as JSON: the format twin of the CSV version, relational to the users dataset.

A 500-row dataset of fake but realistic users (name, email, address, date of birth), generated with a fixed seed. Paired with a JSON twin.

The 500-row users dataset as a JSON array: the format twin of the CSV version, for testing import and conversion.

The same four contigs written one sequence per line rather than wrapped, which is how many pipelines emit FASTA and how many line-oriented parsers assume it always looks. Comparing against the wrapped twin proves a parser joins continuation lines instead of taking the first one.

Four 600-base synthetic contigs wrapped at the conventional 60 columns, with the length and an invented organism name in each header. The sequences come from a fixed seed, so they are reproducible and belong to nothing that exists.

Every twelfth base of the six reads with its Phred score, the ASCII character it takes under both offsets, and the error probability that score implies. It converts a quality-encoding argument into a lookup you can diff.

Six 60-base reads with Phred+33 quality strings, the modern Sanger encoding used by everything since Illumina 1.8. Quality declines along each read the way real sequencing does, so a mis-decoded offset produces implausible scores rather than plausible ones.

The identical reads and identical quality scores written with the legacy Phred+64 offset used by older Illumina pipelines. Decode it with the modern offset and every base looks 31 points better than it is, which is a silent quality inflation rather than a parse failure.

A multi-resolution favicon.ico bundling 16, 32, 48, and 64 px images of the brand mark, for testing favicon parsers, ICO decoders, and multi-image icon handling.
A scalable SVG favicon of the brand mark: the modern crisp-at-any-size icon format, for testing SVG favicon support and vector-to-raster favicon pipelines.

Synthetic 16×16 favicon-size mark (not a real brand) for favicon pipeline / resize tests.

Synthetic 32×32 favicon-size mark (not a real brand) for favicon pipeline / resize tests.

Synthetic 48×48 favicon-size mark (not a real brand) for favicon pipeline / resize tests.

Synthetic 64×64 favicon-size mark (not a real brand) for favicon pipeline / resize tests.

Windows ICO containing 16/32/48 favicon sizes of the synthetic mark, for ICO parsers and extractors.

The FictionBook build of the same two chapters: one self-contained XML file with a description block, no container and no manifest. The third member of the conversion set, and the one that has to invent an equivalent for everything the EPUB package documents declare.

A FictionBook whose cover is a base64-encoded PNG in a binary element at the foot of the file, wired to a coverpage in the description by xlink id. For testing FB2 image extraction and the converters that have to turn that blob back into a real file.

A Cyrillic FictionBook stored in windows-1251 and declaring that encoding in its XML declaration - the single-byte legacy encoding a large share of real FB2 files still use. For testing importers that assume every XML file is UTF-8 and produce mojibake instead of an error.
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