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    • Image Processing
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    • Prior learning is crucial for image processing tasks.
    • Existing methods struggle to effectively model image patch group priors.

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    • To propose a novel prior model for image patch groups.
    • To develop an efficient framework for image denoising using learned priors.

    Main Methods:

    • Introduced the Group Sparsity Mixture Model (GSMM) using bilateral matrix multiplication.
    • Developed a plug-and-play framework for patch group-based image denoising.
    • Implemented two GSMM-based denoising methods.

    Main Results:

    • GSMM effectively models local patch features and non-local patch relationships, capturing inherent sparsity.
    • GSMM-based methods outperform competing models like FoE and GMM.
    • The improved GSMM method achieves state-of-the-art performance comparable to WNNM, with an 8x speedup.

    Conclusions:

    • The Group Sparsity Mixture Model (GSMM) offers a powerful approach for learning image patch priors.
    • The proposed denoising framework is flexible and enhances image denoising efficiency and effectiveness.
    • GSMM-based methods represent a significant advancement in image denoising technology.