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Reconstruct a high-resolution image from a set of low-quality images, very like the multi-frame super-resolution task.
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A novel architecture for the burst super-resolution task, which takes multiple noisy RAW images as input, and generates a denoised, super-resolved RGB image as output by explicitly aligning deep embeddings of the input frames using pixel-wise optical flow.
We propose a novel architecture to handle the problem of multi-frame super-resolution (MFSR). The proposed framework is known as Enhanced Burst Super-Resolution (EBSR), which divides the MFSR problem into three parts: alignment, fusion, and reconstruction. We propose a Feature Enhanced Pyramid Cascading and Deformable convolution (FEPCD) module to align multiple low-resolution burst images in the feature level. And then the aligned features are fused by a Cross Non-Local Fusion (CNLF) module. Finally, the SR image is reconstructed by the Long Range Concatenation Network (LRCN). In addition, we build a cascading residual pathway structure (CR) to improve the performance. We conduct several experiments to analyze and demonstrate these modules. Our EBSR model won the champion in the real track and second place in the synthetic track in the NTIRE21 Burst Super-Resolution Challenge.
An alternating optimization algorithm, which can estimate blur kernel and restore SR image in a single model and is trained with the kernel estimated by \textit{Estimator}, instead of ground-truth kernel, thus the model could be more tolerant to the estimation error of the latter.
The central idea is to create a set of pseudo-burst features that combine complimentary information from all the input burst frames to seamlessly exchange information, and the approach initially extracts pre-processed features from each burst frame and matches them using an edge-boosting burst alignment module.
A kernel-guided strategy which can solve the burst SR problem with two steps: kernel estimation and HR image restoration and a pyramid kernel-aware deformable alignment module which can effectively align the raw images with consideration of the blurry priors is introduced.
This work combines optical flows and deformable convolutions, hence the BSRT can handle misalignment and aggregate the potential texture information in multi-frames more efficiently and wins the championship in the NTIRE2022 Burst Super-Resolution Challenge.
The deep reparametrization of the maximum a posteriori formulation commonly employed in multi-frame image restoration tasks is proposed, derived by introducing a learned error metric and a latent representation of the target image, which transforms the MAP objective to a deep feature space.
A large-scale real-world burst super-resolution dataset, i.e., RealBSR, is established to explore the faithful reconstruction of image details from multiple frames and a Federated Burst Affinity network (FBAnet) is introduced to investigate non-trivial pixel-wise displacements among images under real- world image degradation.
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