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Noise-Blind Image Deblurring

CVPR 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Distributionally robust optimization · 44 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add noise-adaptive weighting to EPLL (ablation)EPLL · Levin et al. 32 test images; known noise levelsPSNR (dB): 0.3–0.7dB on averageHelped
Add noise-adaptive weighting to EPLL (ablation)EPLL · Sun et al. 640 test imagesPSNR (dB): 32.05 -> 32.18; 29.60 -> 30.08; 28.25 -> 28.77; 27.34 -> 27.81Mixed
Add noise-adaptive weighting to EPLL (ablation)EPLL · Berkeley 50 test images, large blursPSNR (dB): 25.38 -> 25.57; 23.53 -> 23.90; 22.54 -> 22.91; 21.91 -> 22.27Mixed
Use GradNet 7S instead of EPLL + NANoise-blind deblurring · Berkeley 50 test images, large blursPSNR (dB): 25.57 vs 25.57; 24.23 vs 23.90; 23.46 vs 22.91; 22.94 vs 22.27Mixed
Add exact MM preconditioning (ablation)Gradient-descent deblurring with TV prior · Levin et al. dataset, 32 imagesconvergence speed: 6 and 6.5 timesHelped
Replace full GradNet with 1-stage or 4-stage GradNet (ablation)GradNet · Figure 5, 1% noise examplePSNRMixed

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