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  • Computer Vision
  • Image Restoration
  • Deep Learning

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  • Image deblurring and compression artifact removal are challenging inverse problems.
  • Existing methods often address these degradations separately, leaving a gap in handling combined blur and compression artifacts (BCDI).
  • BCDI severely damages image content, particularly edges and textures, necessitating advanced restoration techniques.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a novel network for effective restoration of images degraded by both blur and JPEG compression artifacts.
  • To develop a method that deeply mines local and global feature information for superior BCDI restoration.
  • To introduce new benchmark datasets for evaluating BCDI restoration algorithms.

Main Methods:

  • A spatial-frequency hybrid restoration network (SFHRN) is proposed, incorporating a spatial-frequency hybrid block (SFHB).
  • The SFHB features a dual-branch structure: a patch-level channel attention branch (PCAB) for spatial domain and a pixel-level global attention branch (PGAB) for frequency domain.
  • An information screening strategy (ISS) is employed to selectively enhance pixels and channels in both domains.

Main Results:

  • The SFHRN demonstrates superior performance in restoring BCDI compared to existing methods.
  • The proposed method effectively preserves local details and global features in degraded images.
  • New datasets, GoPro-Compressed and HIDE-Compressed, were created, facilitating future research.

Conclusions:

  • The SFHRN offers an effective solution for the challenging problem of BCDI restoration.
  • The hybrid spatial-frequency approach and attention mechanisms are crucial for successful restoration.
  • The developed datasets provide valuable resources for advancing research in this area.