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author Lee, Sangmin
Park, Eunpil
Canelo, Angel
Park, Hyunhee
Kim, Youngjo
Chun, Hyung-Ju
Jin, Xin
Li, Chongyi
Guo, Chun-Le
Timofte, Radu
Wu, Qi
Qiu, Tianheng
Dong, Yuchun
Ding, Shenglin
Pan, Guanghua
Zhou, Weiyu
Hu, Tao
Feng, Yixu
Dai, Duwei
Cao, Yu
Wu, Peng
Dong, Wei
Zhang, Yanning
Yan, Qingsen
Larsen, Simon J.
Jiang, Ruixuan
Xu, Senyan
Wang, Xingbo
Lu, Xin
Conde, Marcos V.
Abad-Hernandez, Javier
Garcıa-Lara, Alvaro
Feijoo, Daniel
Garcıa, Alvaro
Xiao, Zeyu
Li, Zhuoyuan
author_facet Lee, Sangmin
Park, Eunpil
Canelo, Angel
Park, Hyunhee
Kim, Youngjo
Chun, Hyung-Ju
Jin, Xin
Li, Chongyi
Guo, Chun-Le
Timofte, Radu
Wu, Qi
Qiu, Tianheng
Dong, Yuchun
Ding, Shenglin
Pan, Guanghua
Zhou, Weiyu
Hu, Tao
Feng, Yixu
Dai, Duwei
Cao, Yu
Wu, Peng
Dong, Wei
Zhang, Yanning
Yan, Qingsen
Larsen, Simon J.
Jiang, Ruixuan
Xu, Senyan
Wang, Xingbo
Lu, Xin
Conde, Marcos V.
Abad-Hernandez, Javier
Garcıa-Lara, Alvaro
Feijoo, Daniel
Garcıa, Alvaro
Xiao, Zeyu
Li, Zhuoyuan
contents This paper reviews the NTIRE 2025 Efficient Burst HDR and Restoration Challenge, which aims to advance efficient multi-frame high dynamic range (HDR) and restoration techniques. The challenge is based on a novel RAW multi-frame fusion dataset, comprising nine noisy and misaligned RAW frames with various exposure levels per scene. Participants were tasked with developing solutions capable of effectively fusing these frames while adhering to strict efficiency constraints: fewer than 30 million model parameters and a computational budget under 4.0 trillion FLOPs. A total of 217 participants registered, with six teams finally submitting valid solutions. The top-performing approach achieved a PSNR of 43.22 dB, showcasing the potential of novel methods in this domain. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the challenge, compares the proposed solutions, and serves as a valuable reference for researchers and practitioners in efficient burst HDR and restoration.
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spellingShingle NTIRE 2025 Challenge on Efficient Burst HDR and Restoration: Datasets, Methods, and Results
Lee, Sangmin
Park, Eunpil
Canelo, Angel
Park, Hyunhee
Kim, Youngjo
Chun, Hyung-Ju
Jin, Xin
Li, Chongyi
Guo, Chun-Le
Timofte, Radu
Wu, Qi
Qiu, Tianheng
Dong, Yuchun
Ding, Shenglin
Pan, Guanghua
Zhou, Weiyu
Hu, Tao
Feng, Yixu
Dai, Duwei
Cao, Yu
Wu, Peng
Dong, Wei
Zhang, Yanning
Yan, Qingsen
Larsen, Simon J.
Jiang, Ruixuan
Xu, Senyan
Wang, Xingbo
Lu, Xin
Conde, Marcos V.
Abad-Hernandez, Javier
Garcıa-Lara, Alvaro
Feijoo, Daniel
Garcıa, Alvaro
Xiao, Zeyu
Li, Zhuoyuan
Image and Video Processing
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
This paper reviews the NTIRE 2025 Efficient Burst HDR and Restoration Challenge, which aims to advance efficient multi-frame high dynamic range (HDR) and restoration techniques. The challenge is based on a novel RAW multi-frame fusion dataset, comprising nine noisy and misaligned RAW frames with various exposure levels per scene. Participants were tasked with developing solutions capable of effectively fusing these frames while adhering to strict efficiency constraints: fewer than 30 million model parameters and a computational budget under 4.0 trillion FLOPs. A total of 217 participants registered, with six teams finally submitting valid solutions. The top-performing approach achieved a PSNR of 43.22 dB, showcasing the potential of novel methods in this domain. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the challenge, compares the proposed solutions, and serves as a valuable reference for researchers and practitioners in efficient burst HDR and restoration.
title NTIRE 2025 Challenge on Efficient Burst HDR and Restoration: Datasets, Methods, and Results
topic Image and Video Processing
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.12089