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Jongha Jeon¹, Pilwon Kim², Bongsoo Jang²

¹BigData & AI Lab, Hana Institute of Technology (HIT)-Hana TI, Seoul 06133, South Korea.

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|August 3, 2021

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This study introduces Reservoir Computing in collaboration with Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) for superior image denoising, particularly with limited data. The novel RCPDE method enhances traditional techniques and outperforms deep learning models.

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Area of Science:

Computational mathematics
Image processing
Machine learning

Background:

Network-based image denoising methods excel in big data but lack mathematical understanding.
Traditional mathematical approaches and their synergy with network methods are underexplored.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose and evaluate a novel method combining reservoir computing and partial differential equations (PDEs) for effective image denoising.
To address the limitations of existing methods in small data regimes and enhance mathematical interpretability.

Main Methods:

Developed Reservoir Computing in collaboration with PDEs (RCPDE) for image denoising.
Utilized PDEs to generate sequential datasets from image data, enhancing features for reservoir computing network training.

Main Results:

RCPDE significantly outperforms standard reservoir computing and conventional PDE-based denoising methods.
RCPDE demonstrates superior performance in both image quality and processing time compared to deep neural networks in small data scenarios.

Conclusions:

The RCPDE approach offers a powerful synergy between data-driven and mathematically grounded methods for image denoising.
This work highlights the potential of reservoir computing combined with mathematically justifiable dynamics for improved performance and deeper understanding.