Blind Super-Resolution for Single Remote Sensing Image via Sparse Representation and Transformed Self-Similarity

Yuhang Liu, Weidong Sun · Journal of Physics Conference Series · 2020

Abstract Super-resolution (SR) reconstruction is one of the effective ways to improve the spatial resolution of remote sensing images, but the blur kernel estimation without any additional prior information is the key to the quality of SR reconstruction. Facing the above problem, a blind super-resolution method via sparse representation and transformed self-similarity is proposed in this paper. In this method, the blur kernel as well as the reconstructed high-resolution image are estimated at the same time using the structural self-similarity from a single image, a down-sampled version of the observed image is used as the training samples for the dictionary learning, and the internal patch search space is expanded using the transformed self-similarity to improve the quality of estimation. Experiment results show that, our method performs well both in quality of kernel estimation and SR reconstruction.

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