2021 IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP) 2021
DOI: 10.1109/icip42928.2021.9506610
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Progressive Face Super-Resolution with Non-Parametric Facial Prior Enhancement

Abstract: The main challenge of face super-resolution is to overcome facial distortions in an upscaling process. Recent works have utilized facial priors such as facial landmarks and component maps to generate a precise super-resolved image. However, the facial priors are estimated from the ground-truth and deep neural networks. Thus, recent works based on the facial priors are not only limited to specific datasets including the groundtruth, but also need sub-networks to extract facial priors. To solve these problems, w… Show more

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“…Based on general face hallucination [5,31,68,71], two typical face-specific priors: geometry priors and reference priors, are incorporated to further improve the performance. The geometry priors include facial landmarks [9,38,78], face parsing maps [60,6,9] and facial component heatmaps [70]. However, 1) those priors require estimations from low-quality inputs and inevitably degrades in real-world scenarios.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on general face hallucination [5,31,68,71], two typical face-specific priors: geometry priors and reference priors, are incorporated to further improve the performance. The geometry priors include facial landmarks [9,38,78], face parsing maps [60,6,9] and facial component heatmaps [70]. However, 1) those priors require estimations from low-quality inputs and inevitably degrades in real-world scenarios.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nishiyama et al [36] proposed to improve the recognition performance of blurry faces by using a pre-defined set of blur kernels to restore them. With the unprecedented success of DNNs in solving image restoration tasks such as denoising [13], deblur- ring [24,40], inpainting [48,31] and image super-resolution [25,30], many DNN based face image restoration methods have also been proposed [7,23,33], which advance the traditional methods by a large margin. Considering the fact that facial images have specific structures, it is interesting to investigate whether we can restore a clear face image from severely degraded ones without knowing the degradation model.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…SR methods specialized on large magnification factors are typically dedicated to the human face category as one could exploit the strong structural prior of faces. Facial priors including facial attributes [22], facial landmarks [18,26], and identity [10] have been studied. Our work goes beyond previous works and pushes the limit to 64× and generalizes to more categories.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%