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Blind Image Deconvolution by Automatic Gradient Activation

CVPR 2016 · Image generation › Image restoration · approach: Diffusion priors for denoising and deblurring · 87 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Select a subset of latent-image gradients automatically for kernel estimation instead of relying on a global sparse-gradient priorBlind image deconvolution · Köhler et al. datasetPSNRHelped
Select a subset of latent-image gradients automatically for kernel estimation instead of relying on a global sparse-gradient priorBlind image deconvolution · Köhler et al. datasetSSIMHelped
Set λ to 0.005 rather than 0.001 or 0.01 (ablation)Gradient activation method · Levin synthetic dataset, noise-freeSSD error ratioHelped
Use early stopping to avoid activating too many gradients (ablation)Gradient activation method · Non-sparse-gradient toy imageSSD errorHelped
Discard gradients corresponding to high-intensity pixels (ablation)Gradient activation method · Images with saturation and light streaksblur-kernel estimation qualityHelped
Discard isolated activated gradients with fewer than 4 elements (ablation)Gradient activation method · Images with impulse noiseblur-kernel estimation qualityHelped

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