Image Processing

Gradient-based discriminative modeling for blind image deblurring

Blind image deconvolution is a fundamental task in image processing, computational imaging, and computer vision. It has earned intensive attention in the past decade since the seminal work of Fergus et al. for camera shake removal. In spite of the …

A new variational approach to deblurring low-resolution images

This paper proposes a new variational model for deblurring low-resolution images, a.k.a. single image nonparametric blind super-resolution. In specific, a type of new adaptive heavy-tailed image priors are presented incorporating both the model …

Nonparametric Blind Super-Resolution Using Adaptive Heavy-Tailed Priors

Single-image nonparametric blind super-resolution is a fundamental image restoration problem yet largely ignored in the past decades among the computational photography and computer vision communities. An interesting phenomenon is observed that …

Blind Deblurring Using Discriminative Image Smoothing

This paper aims to exploit the full potential of gradient-based methods, attempting to explore a simple, robust yet discriminative image prior for blind deblurring. The specific contributions are three-fold: Above all, a pure gradient-based …

Robust Blind Deconvolution Using Relative Total Variation as a Regularization Penalty

Blind image deblurring or deconvolution is a very hot topic towards which numerous methods have been put forward in the past decade, demonstrating successful deblurring results on one or another benchmark natural image dataset. However, most of …