Abstract

The high-resolution image is the prerequisite of information acquisition and precise analysis. Multi-frame super-resolution images reconstruction technologies are able to address many image degraded issues (caused by external shooting environment), such as detail information lost, blurred edges, and so forth. According to the nanoscale memristor, a Multi-channel Memristive Pulse Coupled Neural Network (MMPCNN) model is proposed. This model is able to simulate the adaptive-variable linking coefficient in pulse coupled neural network. Meanwhile, the proposed network is applied to the multi-frame super resolution reconstruction for fusing the registered low resolution images. Furthermore, the sparse coding based super resolution method is performed to improve the original high-resolution image. Finally, a series of computer experiments and the relevant subjective/objective analysis jointly illustrate the validity and effectiveness of the entire scheme.

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