Title :
Super-resolution through non-linear enhancement filters
Author :
Sakurai, Masaru ; Sakuta, Yasuhiro ; Watanabe, Manabu ; Goto, Tetsu ; Hirano, Shoji
Author_Institution :
Nagoya Inst. of Technol., Nagoya, Japan
Abstract :
We proposed a super-resolution system that combines a total variation (TV) filter, shock filter, and learning-based method. In this paper, we ask “what super-resolution should consist of for the texture component of an image?” and propose a new solution that utilizes a TV filter for image decomposition, an improved shock filter for structure component enhancement, and a new non-linear pulse-sharpening filter for texture component enhancement. We obtain good results in terms of picture quality and computational time. We consider this system to be a practical solution, especially for the super-resolution of video signal for devices such as HDTV receivers and PCs with 4K display panels.
Keywords :
filtering theory; image enhancement; image resolution; image texture; learning (artificial intelligence); video signal processing; HDTV receivers; TV filter; computational time; display panels; high-definition television; image decomposition; image texture component; learning-based method; nonlinear enhancement filters; nonlinear pulse-sharpening filter; picture quality; shock filter; structure component enhancement; super-resolution system; texture component enhancement; total variation filter; video signal super-resolution; Electric shock; Image edge detection; Image resolution; Learning systems; Power filters; Signal resolution; TV; Pulse-sharpening filter; Shock filter; Super-resolution; Total variation filter;
Conference_Titel :
Image Processing (ICIP), 2013 20th IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Melbourne, VIC
DOI :
10.1109/ICIP.2013.6738176