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| author | Li, Honggui Zhang, Zhengyang Li, Dingtai Chen, Sinan Hossain, Nahid Md Lokman Xu, Xinfeng Qin, Yinlu Wang, Ruobing Lu, Hantao Feng, Yuting Trocan, Maria Galayko, Dimitri Amara, Amara Sawan, Mohamad |
| author_facet | Li, Honggui Zhang, Zhengyang Li, Dingtai Chen, Sinan Hossain, Nahid Md Lokman Xu, Xinfeng Qin, Yinlu Wang, Ruobing Lu, Hantao Feng, Yuting Trocan, Maria Galayko, Dimitri Amara, Amara Sawan, Mohamad |
| contents | The generalization performance (GP) of deep learning-based arbitrary-scale image super-resolution (ASISR) methods is subject to limited training datasets and unlimited testing datasets. It is vitally significant to enhance the GP of the pretrained ASISR models by making full use of the testing samples. The ASISR models usually employ an open-loop architecture from low-resolution (LR) images to super-resolution (SR) images. The degradation model from SR samples to LR samples is known bicubic down-sampling for the classical ASISR, is supposed down-sampling with additive random noise for the blind ASISR, and is learnable for the real-world ASISR. Combining the ASISR and degradation models, it is potentially possible to adopt a closed-loop architecture based on the automatic control theory for strengthening the GP of the ASISR methods. Therefore, this paper proposes a closed-loop architecture, circular ASISR (CASISR), to lift the capability of image reconstruction. A mathematical nonlinear loop equation is established to describe the CASISR, the reasonability of the CASISR is proven by conditional probability theory, and the stability of the CASISR is proven by Taylor series approximation. The first-order and second-order absolute difference images are defined to compare the image reconstruction performance of the ASISR and the CASISR methods. Comprehensive simulation experiments show that the proposed CASISR approach outperforms the eight state-of-the-art ASISR approaches in the quality of image reconstruction. Especially, the proposed CASISR is extraordinarily suitable for fractional SR scale factors and is extremely effective for text and stripe images with drastically changed edges. |
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| spellingShingle | CASISR: Circular Arbitrary-Scale Image Super-Resolution Li, Honggui Zhang, Zhengyang Li, Dingtai Chen, Sinan Hossain, Nahid Md Lokman Xu, Xinfeng Qin, Yinlu Wang, Ruobing Lu, Hantao Feng, Yuting Trocan, Maria Galayko, Dimitri Amara, Amara Sawan, Mohamad Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Machine Learning The generalization performance (GP) of deep learning-based arbitrary-scale image super-resolution (ASISR) methods is subject to limited training datasets and unlimited testing datasets. It is vitally significant to enhance the GP of the pretrained ASISR models by making full use of the testing samples. The ASISR models usually employ an open-loop architecture from low-resolution (LR) images to super-resolution (SR) images. The degradation model from SR samples to LR samples is known bicubic down-sampling for the classical ASISR, is supposed down-sampling with additive random noise for the blind ASISR, and is learnable for the real-world ASISR. Combining the ASISR and degradation models, it is potentially possible to adopt a closed-loop architecture based on the automatic control theory for strengthening the GP of the ASISR methods. Therefore, this paper proposes a closed-loop architecture, circular ASISR (CASISR), to lift the capability of image reconstruction. A mathematical nonlinear loop equation is established to describe the CASISR, the reasonability of the CASISR is proven by conditional probability theory, and the stability of the CASISR is proven by Taylor series approximation. The first-order and second-order absolute difference images are defined to compare the image reconstruction performance of the ASISR and the CASISR methods. Comprehensive simulation experiments show that the proposed CASISR approach outperforms the eight state-of-the-art ASISR approaches in the quality of image reconstruction. Especially, the proposed CASISR is extraordinarily suitable for fractional SR scale factors and is extremely effective for text and stripe images with drastically changed edges. |
| title | CASISR: Circular Arbitrary-Scale Image Super-Resolution |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Machine Learning |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.08173 |