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Diffusion based burst super resolution
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2024-1-25
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Cengiz, Ali Baran
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Current diffusion modeling approaches generate high-quality images by condition- ing on a single image. However, super-resolution is an inverse problem, with multi- ple possible correct reconstructions, lacking a unique solution. In order to converge generated images closer to the actual high-resolution image, multiple input images captured in a quick burst are used in the burst super-resolution literature. This thesis proposes several ways to adapt diffusion models to leverage multiple inputs, thereby potentially improving their reconstruction quality. In addition, inherent challenges in both the super-resolution problem and proposed adaptations are also examined in detail, and possible solutions are discussed.
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Super resolution
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Image processing
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Burst imaging
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Generative models
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A. B. Cengiz, “Diffusion based burst super resolution,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2024.