New framework anchors black-box denoiser output for improved fidelity

Researchers have developed a new framework called Fidelity-Constrained Anchoring designed to improve the output of black-box denoisers. This method blends the denoised image with the original input, applying a blending factor that adheres to specific local fidelity constraints, such as Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio (PSNR) or Structural Similarity Index (SSIM). Experiments on the DIV2K dataset demonstrated that this anchoring strategy effectively controls fidelity while maintaining a balance between denoising performance and statistical naturalness. AI

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• DIV2K
• Fidelity-Constrained Anchoring
• non-local means
• peak signal-to-noise ratio
• Real-ESRGAN
• structural similarity
• Structural Similarity Index Measure

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