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A 2D model for face superresolution
Published in
2008
Abstract
Traditional face superresolution methods treat face images as 1D vectors and apply PCA on the set of these 1D vectors to learn the face subspace. Zhang et al [7] proposed Two-directional two-dimensional PCA (2D)2-PCA for efficient face representation and recog- nition where images are treated as matrices instead of vectors. In this paper, we present a two-step algorithm for face superresolution. In first step, we propose a 2D- framework for face superresolution where the face image is treated as a matrix. (2D) 2-PCA is used for learning face subspace and a MAP estimator is used to obtain the global high resolution image from the given low resolution image. To enhance the quality of the image further, we propose a method which uses Kernel Ridge Regression to learn the high frequency component relation between low and high resolution patches of the image. Experimental results show that our approach can reconstruct high quality face images. © 2008 IEEE.
About the journal
JournalProceedings - International Conference on Pattern Recognition
ISSN10514651
Open AccessNo
Concepts (18)
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    2-D MODEL
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    Face images
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    FACE REPRESENTATIONS
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    FACE SUPER-RESOLUTION
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    High frequency components
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    High quality
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    High resolution
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    HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGE
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    LOW RESOLUTION IMAGES
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    MAP ESTIMATOR
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    Matrix
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    RIDGE REGRESSION
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    TWO-DIMENSIONAL PCA
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    TWO-STEP ALGORITHMS
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    Optical resolving power
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    Pattern recognition
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    Regression analysis
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    Vectors