2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-54407-6_1
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Blind Image Deblurring Using Elastic-Net Based Rank Prior

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“…In this section, a series of experiments are conducted to verify the efficiency and effectiveness of our deblurring algorithm. For comparison, Image Prior [1] and LRMA [2] Gradient Projection Method [7] and Coupled Learning Algorithm [3] are chosen for deblurring. Tests are conducted using UPenn Natural Image Database [19].…”
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“…In this section, a series of experiments are conducted to verify the efficiency and effectiveness of our deblurring algorithm. For comparison, Image Prior [1] and LRMA [2] Gradient Projection Method [7] and Coupled Learning Algorithm [3] are chosen for deblurring. Tests are conducted using UPenn Natural Image Database [19].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to perform deblurring of natural images uses the proposed LUPC‐DC method and comparison with four other existing methods, Image Prior [1], LRMA [2], Gradient Projection Method [7] and Coupled Learning Algorithm [3] using UPenn Natural Image Database. The UPenn Natural Image Database is accessible at http://tofu.psych.upenn.edu/ [20].…”
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“…However, these methods do not generate clear results when the number of step edges is insufficient in the blurry images. In addition, Wang et al [9] proposed an elastic‐net regularisation of singular values computed from the similar patches of an image and used it to direct kernel estimation.…”
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“…Image deblurring is a classical image and signal processing problem [1–9]. The formation process of an image blur is typically modelled as follows: g)(x,y=k)(x,yf)(x,y+n)(x,y,where g)(x,y, f)(x,y, k)(x,y, and n)(x,y denote the blurry image, latent image, blur kernel [point spread function (PSF)], and noise, respectively.…”
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