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Vazim Ibrahim, Faouzi Alaya Cheikh, Vijayan K Asari

    IEEE transactions on neural networks and learning systems
    |August 22, 2025
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    この研究は,画像復元と圧縮センシングのための深層学習エクストラポレーションを改善するためのエクストラポレーションコンボリューション (EC) フレームワークを導入します. ECフレームワークは,訓練データ以上のモデルの予測を向上させ,画像塗装と圧縮センシングMRIにおける従来の方法を上回ります.

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