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Scale Adaptive Dictionary Learning
DOI:10.1109/TIP.2013.2287602.png)
Abstract
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Dictionary learning has been widely used in many image processing tasks. In most of these methods, the number of basis vectors is either set by experience or coarsely evaluated empirically. In this paper, we propose a new scale adaptive dictionary learning framework, which jointly estimates suitable scales and corresponding atoms in an adaptive fashion according to the training data, without the need of prior information. We design an atom counting function and develop a reliable numerical scheme to solve the challenging optimization problem. Extensive experiments on texture and video data sets demonstrate quantitatively and visually that our method can estimate the scale, without damaging the sparse reconstruction ability.
Keywords:
Dictionary learning
sparse coding
sparse representation
image restoration
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