eNeuro,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(5), P. ENEURO.0458 - 22.2023
Published: May 1, 2024
The
Enhanced-Deep-Super-Resolution
(EDSR)
model
is
a
state-of-the-art
convolutional
neural
network
suitable
for
improving
image
spatial
resolution.
It
was
previously
trained
with
general-purpose
pictures
and
then,
in
this
work,
tested
on
biomedical
magnetic
resonance
(MR)
images,
comparing
the
outcomes
traditional
up-sampling
techniques.
We
explored
possible
changes
response
when
different
MR
sequences
were
analyzed.
T
1
w
2
brain
images
of
70
human
healthy
subjects
(F:M,
40:30)
from
Cambridge
Centre
Ageing
Neuroscience
(Cam-CAN)
repository
down-sampled
then
up-sampled
using
EDSR
BiCubic
(BC)
interpolation.
Several
reference
metrics
used
to
quantitatively
assess
performance
operations
(RMSE,
pSNR,
SSIM,
HFEN).
Two-dimensional
three-dimensional
reconstructions
evaluated.
Different
tissues
analyzed
individually.
superior
BC
interpolation
selected
metrics,
both
two-
three-
dimensional
reconstructions.
showed
higher
quality
over
all
significant
difference
criteria
perception-based
SSIM
HFEN
images.
analysis
per
tissue
highlights
differences
related
gray-level
values,
showing
relative
lack
outperformance
reconstructing
hyperintense
areas.
model,
better
reconstructs
than
BC,
without
any
retraining
or
fine-tuning.
These
results
highlight
excellent
generalization
ability
lead
applications
other
measurements.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(18), P. 8972 - 8972
Published: Sept. 7, 2022
Deep
Residual
Networks
have
recently
been
shown
to
significantly
improve
the
performance
of
neural
networks
trained
on
ImageNet,
with
results
beating
all
previous
methods
this
dataset
by
large
margins
in
image
classification
task.
However,
meaning
these
impressive
numbers
and
their
implications
for
future
research
are
not
fully
understood
yet.
In
survey,
we
will
try
explain
what
are,
how
they
achieve
excellent
results,
why
successful
implementation
practice
represents
a
significant
advance
over
existing
techniques.
We
also
discuss
some
open
questions
related
residual
learning
as
well
possible
applications
beyond
ImageNet.
Finally,
issues
that
still
need
be
resolved
before
deep
can
applied
more
complex
problems.
Physics of Fluids,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
33(12)
Published: Dec. 1, 2021
In
this
study,
a
deep
learning-based
approach
is
applied
with
the
aim
of
reconstructing
high-resolution
turbulent
flow
fields
using
minimal
data.
A
multi-scale
enhanced
super-resolution
generative
adversarial
network
physics-based
loss
function
introduced
as
model
to
reconstruct
fields.
The
capability
laminar
flows
examined
data
around
square
cylinder.
results
reveal
that
can
accurately
reproduce
even
when
limited
spatial
information
provided.
case
channel
used
assess
ability
wall-bounded
instantaneous
and
statistical
obtained
from
agree
well
ground
truth
data,
indicating
successfully
learn
map
coarse
once.
Furthermore,
computational
cost
proposed
model,
which
carefully,
found
be
effectively
low.
This
demonstrates
high-fidelity
training
physics-guided
network-based
models
practically
efficient
in
extremely
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(9), P. 1854 - 1854
Published: May 10, 2021
This
paper
deals
with
detecting
small
objects
in
remote
sensing
images
from
satellites
or
any
aerial
vehicle
by
utilizing
the
concept
of
image
super-resolution
for
resolution
enhancement
using
a
deep-learning-based
detection
method.
provides
rationale
improving
current
(SR)
framework
incorporating
cyclic
generative
adversarial
network
(GAN)
and
residual
feature
aggregation
(RFA)
to
improve
performance.
The
novelty
method
is
threefold:
first,
proposed,
independent
final
object
detector
used
research,
i.e.,
YOLOv3
could
be
replaced
Faster
R-CNN
perform
detection;
second,
was
generator,
which
significantly
improved
performance
as
RFA
detected
complex
features;
third,
whole
transformed
into
GAN.
GAN
YOLO
termed
SRCGAN-RFA-YOLO,
compared
accuracies
other
methods.
Rigorous
experiments
on
both
satellite
(ISPRS
Potsdam,
VAID,
Draper
Satellite
Image
Chronology
datasets)
were
performed,
results
showed
that
increased
methods
spatial
enhancement;
an
IoU
0.10,
AP
0.7867
achieved
scale
factor
16.
IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
41(12), P. 3562 - 3574
Published: July 11, 2022
Magnetic
particle
imaging
(MPI)
offers
exceptional
contrast
for
magnetic
nanoparticles
(MNP)
at
high
spatio-temporal
resolution.
A
common
procedure
in
MPI
starts
with
a
calibration
scan
to
measure
the
system
matrix
(SM),
which
is
then
used
set
up
an
inverse
problem
reconstruct
images
of
MNP
distribution
during
subsequent
scans.
This
enables
reconstruction
sensitively
account
various
imperfections.
Yet
time-consuming
SM
measurements
have
be
repeated
under
notable
changes
properties.
Here,
we
introduce
novel
deep
learning
approach
accelerated
based
on
Transformers
super-resolution
(TranSMS).
Low-resolution
are
performed
using
large
samples
improved
signal-to-noise
ratio
efficiency,
and
high-resolution
super-resolved
via
model-based
learning.
TranSMS
leverages
vision
transformer
module
capture
contextual
relationships
low-resolution
input
images,
dense
convolutional
localizing
image
features,
data-consistency
ensure
measurement
fidelity.
Demonstrations
simulated
experimental
data
indicate
that
significantly
improves
recovery
64-fold
acceleration
two-dimensional
imaging.
Physics of Fluids,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(12)
Published: Nov. 23, 2022
Turbulence
is
a
complicated
phenomenon
because
of
its
chaotic
behavior
with
multiple
spatiotemporal
scales.
also
has
irregularity
and
diffusivity,
making
predicting
reconstructing
turbulence
more
challenging.
This
study
proposes
deep-learning
approach
to
reconstruct
three-dimensional
(3D)
high-resolution
turbulent
flows
from
spatially
limited
data
using
3D
enhanced
super-resolution
generative
adversarial
networks
(3D-ESRGAN).
In
addition,
novel
transfer-learning
method
based
on
tricubic
interpolation
employed.
Turbulent
channel
flow
at
friction
Reynolds
numbers
Reτ
=
180
500
were
generated
by
direct
numerical
simulation
(DNS)
used
estimate
the
performance
model
as
well
that
interpolation-based
transfer
learning.
The
results,
including
instantaneous
velocity
fields
statistics,
show
reconstructed
agree
reference
DNS
data.
findings
indicate
proposed
3D-ESRGAN
can
even
training
Physics of Fluids,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
This
study
presents
a
deep
learning-based
framework
to
recover
high-resolution
turbulent
velocity
fields
from
extremely
low-resolution
data
at
various
Reynolds
numbers
by
utilizing
the
concept
of
generative
adversarial
networks.
A
multiscale
enhanced
super-resolution
network
is
applied
as
model
reconstruct
fields,
and
direct
numerical
simulation
channel
flow
with
large
longitudinal
ribs
are
used
evaluate
performance
model.
The
found
have
capacity
accurately
two
different
down-sampling
factors
in
terms
instantaneous
two-point
correlations,
turbulence
statistics.
results
further
reveal
that
able
fall
within
range
training
numbers.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: March 11, 2022
Abstract
Imaging
methods
have
broad
applications
in
geosciences.
Scanning
electron
microscopy
(SEM)
and
micro-CT
scanning
been
applied
for
studying
various
geological
problems.
Despite
significant
advances
imaging
capabilities,
image
processing
algorithms,
acquiring
high-quality
data
from
images
is
still
challenging
time-consuming.
Obtaining
a
3D
representative
volume
tight
rock
sample
takes
days
to
weeks.
Image
artifacts
such
as
noise
further
complicate
the
use
of
determination
properties.
In
this
study,
we
present
several
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNN)
rapid
denoising,
deblurring
super-resolving
digital
images.
Such
an
approach
enables
larger
samples,
which
turn
improves
statistical
relevance
subsequent
analysis.
We
demonstrate
application
CNNs
restoration
applicable
scientific
imaging.
The
results
show
that
can
be
denoised
without
priori
knowledge
with
great
confidence.
Furthermore,
how
attaching
end-to-end
fashion
improve
final
quality
reconstruction.
Our
experiments
SEM
CT
scan
types
super-resolution
performed
simultaneously.
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
45(8), P. 9862 - 9882
Published: Feb. 10, 2023
With
the
advent
of
Deep
Learning
(DL),
Super-Resolution
(SR)
has
also
become
a
thriving
research
area.
However,
despite
promising
results,
field
still
faces
challenges
that
require
further
e.g.,
allowing
flexible
upsampling,
more
effective
loss
functions,
and
better
evaluation
metrics.
We
review
domain
SR
in
light
recent
advances,
examine
state-of-the-art
models
such
as
diffusion
(DDPM)
transformer-based
models.
present
critical
discussion
on
contemporary
strategies
used
SR,
identify
yet
unexplored
directions.
complement
previous
surveys
by
incorporating
latest
developments
uncertainty-driven
losses,
wavelet
networks,
neural
architecture
search,
novel
normalization
methods,
latests
techniques.
include
several
visualizations
for
methods
throughout
each
chapter
order
to
facilitate
global
understanding
trends
field.
This
is
ultimately
aimed
at
helping
researchers
push
boundaries
DL
applied
SR.