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Learning to Extract a Video Sequence From a Single Motion-Blurred Image

CVPR 2018 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Spike and neuromorphic deblurring · 125 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the proposed middle-frame predictor instead of Nah's networkMiddle frame prediction · Nah test set (45%)PSNR (dB): 30.52 -> 32.20Helped
Use the proposed middle-frame predictor instead of Nah's networkMiddle frame prediction · Our testsetPSNR (dB): 28.19 -> 29.02Helped
Use the proposed middle-frame predictor instead of Nah's networkMiddle frame prediction · Nah original test imagesPSNR (dB): 28.48 -> 26.98Hurt
Use the proposed middle-frame network instead of Nah'sMiddle frame prediction · 320Pexecution time: 2.43 -> 0.24Helped
Train each frame independently with a direct target-frame loss (ablation)Seven-frame reconstruction · Single blurred image to seven framesvisual reconstruction qualityHurt
Replace pairwise ordering-invariant losses with the global ordering-invariant loss (ablation)Seven-frame reconstruction · Single blurred image to seven framesvisual reconstruction qualityHurt
Use pairwise ordering-invariant losses without sequential ordering (ablation)Seven-frame reconstruction · Single blurred image to seven framesvisual reconstruction qualityMixed
Feed the predicted middle frame to pairwise networks (ablation)Pairwise Frame Reconstruction · Single blurred image to seven framesvisual reconstruction qualityHelped
Sequentially order pairwise outputs using previous network outputs (ablation)Seven-frame reconstruction · Single blurred image to seven framesvisual reconstruction qualityHelped
Use the ground-truth middle frame during non-middle-frame training (ablation)Sequential pairwise training · Single blurred image to seven framesvisual reconstruction qualityHelped
Use the ground-truth middle frame during non-middle-frame training (ablation)Sequential pairwise training · Training convergenceconvergence speedHelped
Share parameters for pairwise networks predicting frames 1, 2, 6, and 7 (ablation)Seven-frame reconstruction · Single blurred image to seven framesvisual reconstruction qualityNo clear effect

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