Survey Paper 1
Survey Paper 1
2. RELATED WORK
Projection Networks for Super-Resolution Convolutional Neural
A. Convolutional Neural Networks Network), are based on convolutional neural networks (CNNs)
CNN (convolutional neural network) have become a popu- and can achieve state-of-the-art results on various image super-
lar choice for image processing tasks due to their ability to au- resolution benchmarks. These methods are trained on large da-
tomatically learn useful features from the image data and their tasets of high and low- resolution image pairs and use deep learn-
high accuracy in a wide range of tasks. CNNs are important ing algorithms to learn the mapping from low to high-resolution
in image deblurring because they can effectively learn the map- images. Despite the promising results of SISR methods, there are
ping between the blurred image and the sharp image. Image still some challenges that need to be addressed, such as the need
deblurring is a challenging problem because it requires the re- for high computational resources, the difficulty of obtaining large
moval of significant amounts of noise and blur, which can and diverse training datasets, and the limitations of current SR
cause loss of detail and resolution in the final deblurred image. algorithms in preserving fine details in the high-resolution output.
By using a deep learning approach, a CNN can learn the com-
plex mapping between the blurred image and the sharp image, D. Objective
allowing it to effectively remove the blur and recover the details
of the image. The convolutional layers in the network can be The objective of image deblurring using deep learning is to de-
trained to learn features that are robust to the presence of blur velop algorithms that can automatically restore clear and sharp
and noise, allowing the network to produce high-quality images from blurry ones using deep neural networks. Traditional
deblurred images. methods for image deblurring typically rely on hand-crafted fea-
Additionally, CNNs can be trained end-to-end, allowing the tures and assumptions about the underlying blur model, which
network to learn the entire mapping from the input blurred im- can limit their effectiveness and generalizability. Deep learning-
age to the output deblurred image in a single pass. This makes based methods, on the other hand, can automatically learn the
the deblurring process more efficient and eliminates the need most relevant features and blur models from a large amount of
for complex pre-processing or post-processing steps. data, making them more flexible and robust to variations in blur
In conclusion, the ability of CNNs to learn complex mappings types and image content. The key objective of image deblurring
and their high accuracy make them an important tool for image using deep learning is to train a deep neural network that can ef-
deblurring tasks. fectively capture the mapping between blurry and clear images.
This involves designing appropriate loss functions that can meas-
B. Deep Learning ure the quality of the network's output and updating the network
parameters using backpropagation-based optimization techniques.
Deep learning is a subfield of machine learning that has The ultimate goal is to develop a deep learning-based image
had significant impact in the field of image processing. In image deblurring algorithm that can produce high-quality, visually ap-
processing, deep learning algorithms such as Convolutional pealing results on a wide range of images and blur types, with
Neural Networks (CNNs) are used for tasks such as image clas- minimal manual intervention. The use of deep learning for image
sification, object detection, semantic segmentation, and image deblurring has shown promising results in recent years, and sev-
deblurring. eral state-of-the-art methods have been proposed. However, there
In image deblurring, a deep learning model is trained to remove are still many challenges and opportunities for future research in
blur from a blurred image and restore the original, sharp image. this area, including the need for more efficient and effective train-
This is done by learning a mapping from the blurred image to ing methods, better handling of complex blur types, and the de-
the sharp image, which is then used to deblur new images. velopment of methods that can handle large-scale, real-world im-
Overall, deep learning has become a powerful tool for image age datasets. To achieve the objective of image deblurring
processing tasks and is likely to continue to play an important using deep learning, there are several key steps involved in
role in this field in the future. the algorithm's design and implementation. These include
selecting appropriate network architectures and hyperpa-
C. Image Super Resolution
rameters, preparing training and validation datasets, design-
Image super-resolution (SR) is the process of increasing
the resolution of an image while preserving its content. Image ing loss functions that can capture perceptual quality, and
SR is used in a variety of applications, such as computer vision, implementing efficient optimization techniques.
image processing, and graphics. There are several methods for
image super-resolution, including traditional methods, such as 3. LITERATURE SURVEY
bicubic interpolation and single image super-resolution (SISR)
methods, which use machine learning techniques, such as deep Chih-Hung Liang, et-al [1] has proposed a method which is based
learning, to restore high resolution images from low-resolution on deblurring from raw images directly. The dataset used contains
inputs. SISR methods, such as SRCNN (Super-Resolution Con- two types of images, sRGB images and raw images and the model
volutional Neural Network) and DBSRCNN (Deep Back- is efficient to utilize unique characteristics of raw Images for
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deblurring process. The author found that the performance of Kusam Lata, et-al [9] has proposed the method in which images
previously present deblurring models can be improved by using are translated based on some conditions using Conditional GANs.
raw images for training the model. Here image to image translation is done to generate high quality
Mauricio Delbracio, et-al [2] has proposed blind image recon- data. Then, hyper-parameter tuning is used to analyze the perfor-
struction method for removing mild image blur from natural mance of the model. This model makes image to image mapping
images. First blur estimation is done, and the blur is removed. easier, and it also calculates loss function. In future, we can de-
The author also found that the proposed model is more efficient velop model for audio and video translation also.
than existing traditional and modern blind images restoration Xiangyu Xu, et-al [10] has proposed a method that stimulates the
methods. The proposed method is more focused on mobile image processing of digital cameras by introducing a new pipe-
phone images. line that produces realistic training data. To prevent information
Mahdi S. Hoseini, et-al [3] has proposed a image deblurring loss in raw images dual convolutional neural network is used.
method which uses one shot convolution filtering that re- The proposed model also helps in color correction by learning a
stores naturally blurred images by directly convolving with spatially variant color transformation. The experiments showed
them. In proposed method Finite Impulse Response (FIR) and that it is easier to recover images with super resolution from raw
Point Spread Function (PSF) is used. For image edge deblur- images as the information loss is less in raw images.
ring they have Gaussian low pass filters to denoise the images. Xin Yang, et-al [11] In this paper, the author has proposed a
Jiangxin Dong, et-al [4] has proposed a method for estimation Deep Recurrent Fusion Network (DRFN) for image super-
of inliers and outliers using deep convolutional neural network resolution. The method uses transposed convolution instead of
which will facilitate the image deblurring process. The model bicubic interpolation for up sampling. To reconstruct the final HR
estimates the confidence map which is used to identify the inli- images, it performs multi-level fusion of different level features
ers and outliers. The proposed method can be used for both extracted from recurrent residual blocks which makes full use of
blind and non-blind image deblurring. potential information for HR image reconstruction.
Chunzhi Gu, et-al [5] has proposed the method which does not
Jiawei Zhang, et-al [12] In this paper, the author proposed a net-
require blur kernel estimation for deblurring process, instead a
work of convolutional neural network (CNN) and recurrent neu-
pair of images blurred images and noisy image are used.
ral network (RNN) for dynamic scene deblurring. Convolutional
Blurred image is sliced into patches, then each patch in blurred
neural network is used to learn weights for RNN and to recon-
image is analyzed and computed with corresponding patch in
struct the final deblurred images. Deconvolutional operator is re-
noisy image to analyze the optical flow of both images. Gaussi-
current neural network RNN. The proposed model is faster and
an mixture model (GMM) is used to identify intensity distribu-
smaller than existing deblurring models based on CNN. The pro-
tion of each patch.
posed method computationally less expensive as compared to ex-
Yuhui Quan, et-al [6] In this paper, the author has proposed a
isting deblurring models.
non-blind deblurring approach based on CNN defined in Gabor
Kai Zhang, et-al [13] In this paper, the proposed method for im-
domain. This method utilizes optimal space frequency, strong
age denoising is a deep convolutional neural network which is
orientation selectivity and complex-valued (CV) representa-
capable of which uses residual learning and batch normalization.
tions for efficient image denoising. Performance of the pro-
The previously available methods are capable of handling the im-
posed method is tested for different noise settings in nonblind
age noise to a specified level, but the proposed method DnCNN
image deblurring. In future, the proposed method can be im-
is capable of handling the image with unknown noise level. The
proved to handle other image recovery tasks.
proposed model is focused on Gaussian noise in the images. Fu-
M. R. Mahesh Mohan, et-al [7] In this paper, the author pro-
ture work is to investigate CNN model for denoising of images
posed a deblurring method for unconstrained digital lens cam-
with complex noise.
eras. This method handles three major problems, view con-
Ying Tai, et-al [14] has proposed a deep Convolutional neural
sistency using a Coherent Fusion Module, scene inconsistency
network (CNN) model, Deep Recursive Residual Network
using Adaptive scale-space and image dependency nature blur
(DRRN) for image super-resolution. A residual unit is recursively
by using advanced ASPP module. A new dataset was also de-
learned in a recursive block which is used to learn the residual
veloped during the process.
image between the high-resolution images and low-resolution
Muhammad Asim, et-al [8] In this paper, the author has pro-
images. The experiments and analysis show that DRRN is a deep,
posed a method for blind image deblurring which uses deep
concise, and superior model than other existing models.
generative networks as prior. The two pretrained generative
Ruomei Yan, et-al [15] has proposed an efficient blur estimation
networks were used. For deblurring, sharp image and blur ker-
method for blind blurs. A pre-trained DNN is used for the train-
nel is to be found first. The proposed method is more efficient
ing purpose in a supervised manner in training stage. For blind
for large blurs and heavy noise. Its computationally expensive
blur estimation GRNN is used in parameter estimation stage. The
to train generative models on large datasets. To train this model
experiments show that the proposed method is more efficient in
we need massive amount of training data. In future, the model
blind blur estimation as compared to already present methods. In
can be upgraded to train on less training data.
addition, the proposed method is also applicable to non-
uniformly blurred images.
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5. CONCLUSION
[7] M. R. Mahesh Mohan, G. K. Nithin, and A. N. Rajagopalan, “Deep Dy-
In conclusion, this project aimed to evaluate the ef- namic Scene Deblurring for Unconstrained Dual-Lens Cameras” IEEE
fectiveness of using CNNs for image deblurring. We have TRANSACTIONS ON IMAGE PROCESSING, VOL. 30, 2021.
[8] Muhammad Asim, Fahad Shamshad, and Ali Ahmed, Member, IEEE
shown that deep learning-based approaches can achieve “Blind Image Deconvolution Using Deep Generative Priors” IEEE
state- of-the-art performance in removing non-uniform blur TRANSACTIONS ON COMPUTATIONAL IMAGING, VOL. 6, 2020.
from images. We learned how to deblur Gaussian blurred [9] Kusam Lata, Mayank Dave, Nishanth K N “Image-to-Image Translation
Using Generative Adversarial Network” 2019 IEEE Conference Record #
images using deep learning and convolutional neural net- 45616.
works. Our experiments demonstrate the potential of CNNs [10] Xiangyu Xu, Yongrui Ma, Wenxiu Sun “Towards Real Scene Super-
Resolution with Raw Images” 2019 IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer
for image deblurring and highlight the importance of careful- Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR).
ly designing the network architecture and training procedure. [11] Xin Yang, Haiyang Mei, Jiqing Zhang, Ke Xu, Baocai Yin, Qiang Zhang,
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