Super-resolution based on blind deconvolution using similarity of power spectra
Toshihisa Tanaka, Ryo Miyamoto, Rachel Mabanag Chong · 2009
Generally, blind super-resolution with unknown blurs is treated as an optimization problem. This involves a cost function, composed of terms accounting for changes in image and point spread function (PSF), which usually undergoes regularization due to the ill-posedness of the problem. In this paper, we introduce a novel regularization term for the PSF such that the spectral change in the image caused by degradation is also included. This is based on the fact that the presence of PSF in images affects the frequency component concentration. This cost function is optimized with respect to the image and the PSF in an alternating manner. Experiment results show that the proposed method is effective based on an objective evaluation method and that its PSF estimation accuracy is competitive in comparison with the recently proposed parametric method.