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Bidirectionally aligned sparse representation for single image super-resolution
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It has been demonstrated that the sparse representation based framework is one of the most popular and promising ways to handle the single image super-resolution (SISR) issue. However, due to the complexity of image degradation and inevitable existence of noise, the coding coefficients produced by imposing sparse prior only are not precise enough for faithful reconstructions. In order to overcome it, we present an improved SISR reconstruction method based on the proposed bidirectionally aligned sparse representation (BASR) model. In our model, the bidirectional similarities are first modeled and constructed to form a complementary pair of regularization terms. The raw sparse coefficients are additionally aligned to this pair of standards to restrain sparse coding noise and therefore result in better recoveries. On the basis of fast iterative shrinkage-thresholding algorithm, a well-designed mathematic implementation is introduced for solving the proposed BASR model efficiently. Thorough experimental results indicate that the proposed method performs effectively and efficiently, and outperforms many recently published baselines in terms of both objective evaluation and visual fidelity.
Keywords:
Single imagesuper-resolution
Sparse representation
Sparse coefficient alignment
Bidirectional similarities
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