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From Motion Blur to Motion Flow: A Deep Learning Solution for Removing Heterogeneous Motion Blur

CVPR 2017 · Image generation › Image restoration · approach: Image deblurring · 466 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Estimate dense motion flow with a whole-image FCN instead of patch-level CNN processingMotion blur removal · BSD-S and BSD-Mmotion-flow MSE: 50.1168 -> 6.6198; 15.6389 -> 5.2051Helped
Estimate dense motion flow with a whole-image FCN instead of patch-level CNN processingMotion blur removal · BSD-S and BSD-MPSNR: 20.534 -> 21.947; 22.9683 -> 23.978Helped
Train on simulated BSD motion-flow data and evaluate on COCO imagesMotion blur removal · MC-S and MC-Mmotion-flow MSE: 52.1234 -> 7.8038; 22.4383 -> 7.3405Helped
Use the whole-image FCN motion-flow estimator instead of patchCNNMotion blur removal · 640×480 imagestime (s): 45.2 -> 8.4Helped

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