Abstract

Light field (LF) imaging has received increasing attention due to its richer interpretation of the scene. However, an inherent spatial-angular trade-off exists in LF that prevents LF from practical applications. Consequently, how to break such a trade-off has become one of the main challenges in sparsely sampled LF reconstruction. LF super-resolution (SR) can provide an opportunity to solve this issue, but most methods exploit only one form of LF, thereby leading to much loss of information. We believe that different LF forms can compensate each other to obtain higher gains via fusion strategy. In this paper, therefore, we propose a multi-models fusion for LF SR in angular domain. Cascading models which are trained by different LF forms can fully exploit rich LF information. Experimental results demonstrate that our method is effective and achieves a comparable result against state-of-the-art techniques.

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