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一个轻量级的混合感知增强网络,用于红外图像超分辨率

Zepeng Liu1, Jiya Tian2, Chao Liu2

  • 1Xinjiang Institute of Technology, School of Information Engineering, Aksu, 843000, China. smilenorth089@163.com.

Scientific reports
|January 29, 2026
PubMed
概括

这项研究引入了一种新的混合感知增强网络 (HPEN),用于红外图像超分辨率 (SR). 与现有方法相比,HPEN提供了更高的性能和效率,使其成为增强低分辨率红外图像的宝贵工具.

关键词:
混合感知是一种感知.红外图像超分辨率的红外图像多个尺度的多个尺度.代币汇总的代币汇总.

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