Abstract

Aiming at the motion blur restoration of large-scale dual-channel space-variant images, this paper proposes a dual-channel image deblurring method based on the idea of block aggregation, by studying imaging principles and existing algorithms. The study first analyzed the model of dual-channel space-variant imaging, reconstructed the kernel estimation process using the side prior information from the correlation of the two-channel images, and then used a clustering algorithm to classify kernels and restore the images. In the kernel estimation process, the study proposed two kinds of regularization terms. One is based on image correlation, and the other is based on the information from another channel input. In the image restoration process, the mean-shift clustering algorithm was used to calculate the block image kernel weights and reconstruct the final restored image according to the weights. As the experimental section shows, the restoration effect of this algorithm was better than that of the other compared algorithms.

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