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Deep Learning-based Image Super-Resolution Considering Quantitative and Perceptual Quality

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arxiv 1809.04789 v2 pith:5ZJHEQFR submitted 2018-09-13 cs.CV

classification cs.CV
keywords quantitativeperceptualqualityimagesmethodsuper-resolutiondeepnetwork
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Recently, it has been shown that in super-resolution, there exists a tradeoff relationship between the quantitative and perceptual quality of super-resolved images, which correspond to the similarity to the ground-truth images and the naturalness, respectively. In this paper, we propose a novel super-resolution method that can improve the perceptual quality of the upscaled images while preserving the conventional quantitative performance. The proposed method employs a deep network for multi-pass upscaling in company with a discriminator network and two quantitative score predictor networks. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method achieves a good balance of the quantitative and perceptual quality, showing more satisfactory results than existing methods.

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  1. RankSRGAN: Generative Adversarial Networks with Ranker for Image Super-Resolution

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    RankSRGAN uses a learned ranking network as a differentiable surrogate for perceptual metrics, enabling GAN-based super-resolution to be optimized directly toward NIQE, Ma, or PI.

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