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    This study introduces a novel Gaussian mixture model (GMM) for single image super-resolution (SR). The joint GMM effectively enhances image resolution with competitive performance and low computational cost.

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    • This method offers a favorable balance between performance and computational efficiency for single image super-resolution.
    • The learned GMM effectively models patch priors for image restoration tasks.