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CPP-Net: Embracing Multi-Scale Feature Fusion into Deep Unfolding CP-PPA Network for Compressive Sensing

CVPR 2024 · Image generation › Image restoration · approach: Inverse imaging with learned priors · 33 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes CPP-Net, a deep unfolding compressive sensing network derived from the Chambolle-Pock proximal point algorithm, adding a multi-scale Dual Path Fusion Block and an Iteration Fusion Strategy to better recover fine image details at low CS ratios.

Problem

Deep unfolding networks for compressive sensing image reconstruction produce distortions and blurring, especially at low CS ratios (0.10 and below), because they fail to extract and fuse multi-scale features and to fuse information across reconstruction stages.

Approach

Unfolds the primal-dual CP-PPA into three learnable iteration submodules (X, V, Y) with a learned sparse-basis operator, and augments each stage with a multi-scale Dual Path Fusion Block and a final attention-weighted Iteration Fusion Strategy over all stage outputs.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace the strongest reported baseline with CPP-Netcompressive sensing reconstruction · General100 Avg.PSNR: 30.71 -> 31.17Helped
replace the strongest reported baseline with CPP-Netcompressive sensing reconstruction · LIVE29 Avg.PSNR: 27.15 -> 27.35Helped
replace the strongest reported baseline with CPP-Netcompressive sensing reconstruction · McM18 Avg.PSNR: 30.74 -> 31.15Helped
replace the strongest reported baseline with CPP-Netcompressive sensing reconstruction · OST300 Avg.PSNR: 26.76 -> 26.94Helped
replace the strongest reported baseline with CPP-Netcompressive sensing reconstruction · Set11 Avg.PSNR: 29.02 -> 29.26Helped
replace the strongest reported baseline with CPP-Netcompressive sensing reconstruction · Set14 Avg.PSNR: 27.91 -> 28.35Helped
replace the strongest reported baseline with CPP-Netcompressive sensing reconstruction · Urban100 Avg.PSNR: 26.25 -> 26.77Helped
replace the strongest reported baseline with CPP-NetCS-MRI reconstruction · Brain MRI Avg., Pseudo Radial masksPSNR: 35.90 -> 37.05Helped
increase reconstruction stages from 3 to 8 (ablation)CPP-Net · Set14, CS ratio 0.25PSNR: 33.65 -> 34.41Helped
increase reconstruction stages from 8 to 9 (ablation)CPP-Net · Set14, CS ratio 0.25PSNR: 34.41 -> 34.46Helped
add STRes, downsampling, upsampling, DCAB, residual blocks, and MSTB (ablation)Net-1 · Set11, CS ratio 0.10PSNR: 30.15 -> 31.24Helped
remove IFS and use shared reconstruction-stage parameters (ablation)CPP-Net · Set11, CS ratio 0.10PSNR: 31.27 -> 30.75Hurt

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Set11 training images (implied by ISTA-Net style training) Brain MRI dataset (CS-MRI)

Benchmarks: General100 LIVE29 McM18 OST300 Set11 Set14 Urban100 Brain MRI (Pseudo Radial masks)

Metrics: PSNR SSIM LPIPS

Baselines: ISTA-Net+ AMP-Net CASNet DGUNet+ FSOINet TransCS AutoBCS CSformer DPC-DUN OCTUF TCS-Net DC-CNN

Builds on: CP-PPA ISTA-Net DGUNet+ OCTUF ADMM-CSNet

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