Abstract

We propose a new and effective image deblurring network based on deep learning. The motivation of this work is based on traditional algorithms and deep learning which take an easy-to-difficult approach to image deblurring. In traditional algorithms, a rough blur kernel is obtained first, and then a precise blur kernel is gradually refined. In deep learning, the pyramid structure is adopted to restore clear images from easy to difficult. We hope to recover the clear image by two-way approximation. One network recovers the roughly clear image from the blurred image, and the other network recovers part of the structural information from the blank image, and finally the two networks are added together to obtain the clear image. Experiments show that since we decomposed the original deblurring task into two different tasks, the network performance has been effectively improved. Compared with other latest networks, our network can get clearer images.

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