2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-00767-6_18
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Adaptive Aggregation Network for Face Hallucination

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“…Local Methods: Although global methods can capture global information, they ignore the differences among different facial regions, thereby to difficulty of learning and a decrease in the performance of the model. To settle this problem, adaptive aggregation network (AAN) [51], a method to deal with noise face super-resolution, is proposed, including two generator branches and an aggregation branch. To deal with each case on its merits, the aggregation branch is designed to generate a mask M with input LR, and then M and 1 − M are used as the mask to be applied on the output of two generator branches respectively.…”
Section: General Face Super-resolution Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Local Methods: Although global methods can capture global information, they ignore the differences among different facial regions, thereby to difficulty of learning and a decrease in the performance of the model. To settle this problem, adaptive aggregation network (AAN) [51], a method to deal with noise face super-resolution, is proposed, including two generator branches and an aggregation branch. To deal with each case on its merits, the aggregation branch is designed to generate a mask M with input LR, and then M and 1 − M are used as the mask to be applied on the output of two generator branches respectively.…”
Section: General Face Super-resolution Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%