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    • Computer Vision
    • Machine Learning
    • Scientific Visualization

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    • Upscaling volumetric data to high-resolution grids is crucial for scientific visualization and analysis.
    • Existing super-resolution (SR) methods primarily support uniform grid data, limiting their application to complex, multi-resolution datasets.
    • Seam artifacts at boundaries of hierarchical data structures like octrees pose a significant challenge for SR.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce a novel hierarchical super-resolution (SR) technique using neural networks (NNs) for volumetric data represented by octrees.
    • To enable flexible upscaling of data with varying levels of detail, overcoming limitations of previous uniform grid-only approaches.
    • To minimize seam artifacts at octree node boundaries during the upscaling process.

    Main Methods:

    • A hierarchy of SR neural networks (NNs) was employed, with each network trained for 2x upscaling between adjacent octree levels.
    • A hierarchical SR algorithm was developed, processing data from the coarsest to the finest level to minimize seam artifacts.
    • The technique integrates existing state-of-the-art SR models, adapting them for hierarchical data structures.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed hierarchical SR approach significantly outperformed baseline interpolation and hierarchical upscaling methods in terms of quality and artifact reduction.
    • Demonstrated effectiveness across three use cases: data reduction, computational savings in Lyapunov exponent field calculation, and improved visualization of low-resolution simulations.

    Conclusions:

    • The novel hierarchical SR technique effectively upscales volumetric octree data to high-resolution grids with minimal seam artifacts.
    • This method provides greater flexibility for handling multi-resolution data compared to traditional uniform grid SR approaches.
    • The technique offers practical benefits in data reduction, computational efficiency, and enhanced visualization of scientific data.