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Learning a Single Convolutional Super-Resolution Network for Multiple Degradations

CVPR 2018 · Image generation › Super-resolution · approach: Real-world super-resolution · 1,151 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Condition the network on blur-kernel and noise-level degradation mapsSRMD · Set5, Set14, BSD100, and Urban100 under multiple degradationsPSNRHelped
Jointly handle denoising and super-resolution instead of cascading denoising before SRSRMD · Set5 with noisy degradationsPSNRHelped
Use SRMD trained for multiple degradations rather than a bicubic-specific modelSRMD · Bicubic ×4, Set5, Set14, and BSD100PSNR: 31.59 vs 32.05; 28.15 vs 28.49; 27.34 vs 27.58Mixed
Remove the noise-level map connection and fine-tune for noise-free degradation (ablation)SRMD · Set5 ×2 bicubic, noise level 0PSNR: 37.53 -> 37.79Helped
Use degradation-matched SRMD rather than bicubic-trained VDSRSRMD · Set5, kernel width 1.3, noise level 15, ×2PSNR: 24.82 vs 30.98Helped
Use non-blind degradation-conditioned SR instead of a blind modelSRMD · Complex blur degradations and real imagesvisual qualityHelped
Provide spatially varying blur-kernel and noise-level mapsSRMD · Spatially variant degradationvisual qualityHelped

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