Image interpolation by super-resolution

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Abstract

Term "super-resolution" is typically used for a high-resolution image produced from several low-resolution noisy observations. In this paper, we consider the problem of high-quality interpolation of a single noise-free image. Several aspects of the corresponding super-resolution algorithm are investigated: choice of regularization term, dependence of the result on initial approximation, convergence speed, and heuristics to facilitate convergence and improve the visual quality of the resulting image.

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Lukin, A., Krylov, A. S., & Nasonov, A. (2006). Image interpolation by super-resolution. In GraphiCon 2006 - International Conference on Computer Graphics and Vision, Proceedings.

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