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Image-specific Convolutional Kernel Modulation for Single Image Super-resolution
Recently, deep-learning-based super-resolution methods have achieved excellent performances, but mainly focus on training a single generalized deep network by feeding numerous samples.
Transitional Learning: Exploring the Transition States of Degradation for Blind Super-resolution
Being extremely dependent on iterative estimation of the degradation prior or optimization of the model from scratch, the existing blind super-resolution (SR) methods are generally time-consuming and less effective, as the estimation of degradation proceeds from a blind initialization and lacks interpretable degradation priors.
Interpretable Detail-Fidelity Attention Network for Single Image Super-Resolution
To solve them, we propose a purposeful and interpretable detail-fidelity attention network to progressively process these smoothes and details in divide-and-conquer manner, which is a novel and specific prospect of image super-resolution for the purpose on improving the detail fidelity, instead of blindly designing or employing the deep CNNs architectures for merely feature representation in local receptive fields.
Channel-wise and Spatial Feature Modulation Network for Single Image Super-Resolution
To capture more informative features and maintain long-term information for image super-resolution, we propose a channel-wise and spatial feature modulation (CSFM) network in which a sequence of feature-modulation memory (FMM) modules is cascaded with a densely connected structure to transform low-resolution features to high informative features.
Single Image Super-Resolution via Cascaded Multi-Scale Cross Network
To improve information flow and to capture sufficient knowledge for reconstructing the high-frequency details, we propose a cascaded multi-scale cross network (CMSC) in which a sequence of subnetworks is cascaded to infer high resolution features in a coarse-to-fine manner.
