CoT-MISR:Marrying Convolution and Transformer for Multi-Image Super-Resolution
Abstract
As a method of image restoration, image super-resolution has been extensively studied at first. How to transform a low-resolution image to restore its high-resolution image information is a problem that researchers have been exploring. In the early physical transformation methods, the high-resolution pictures generated by these methods always have a serious problem of missing information, and the edges and details can not be well recovered. With the development of hardware technology and mathematics, people begin to use in-depth learning methods for image super-resolution tasks, from direct in-depth learning models, residual channel attention networks, bi-directional suppression networks, to tr networks with transformer network modules, which have gradually achieved good results. In the research of multi-graph super-resolution, thanks to the establishment of multi-graph super-resolution dataset, we have experienced the evolution from convolution model to transformer model, and the quality of super-resolution has been continuously improved. However, we find that neither pure convolution nor pure tr network can make good use of low-resolution image information. Based on this, we propose a new end-to-end CoT-MISR network. CoT-MISR network makes up for local and global information by using the advantages of convolution and tr. The validation of dataset under equal parameters shows that our CoT-MISR network has reached the optimal score index.
Cite
@article{arxiv.2303.06548,
title = {CoT-MISR:Marrying Convolution and Transformer for Multi-Image Super-Resolution},
author = {Mingming Xiu and Yang Nie and Qing Song and Chun Liu},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2303.06548},
year = {2023}
}