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Denoising and Regularization via Exploiting the Structural Bias of Convolutional Generators

ICLR 2020 · Image generation › Image restoration · approach: Self-supervised image denoising · 56 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the over-parameterized deep decoder with early stopping instead of the k=128 decoder trained without early stopping (ablation)Deep decoder · ImageNet validation, 100 images with Gaussian noisePSNR: 27.84dB -> 28.08dBHelped
Use the over-parameterized deep decoder with early stopping instead of BM3DDeep decoder · ImageNet validation, 100 images with Gaussian noisePSNR: 25.52 dB -> 28.08dBHelped
Use fixed interpolation convolutions rather than trainable convolutional filters (ablation)Convolutional generator fitting · Phantom MRI versus noiseIterations to obtain a good fitHelped
Increase over-parameterization of a generator with trainable convolutional filters (ablation)Parameterized-convolution and deconvolutional generators · Phantom MRI versus noiseDifference in fitting speedHurt
Fit a natural image rather than noise with a fixed-filter convolutional generatorConvolutional generator with fixed filters · Image fitting, including ImageNet imagesFitting speedHelped

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