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Old March 29th, 2005, 05:29 AM
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Can anyone help me with the code on "image restoration using neural networks"...?......preferabbly VC++ platform...
 Initially the project is to be degraded (blurred) by adding noise and then it is to be restored (preferabbly using neural networks )..
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Can anyone help me with the code on "image restoration using neural networks"...?......preferabbly VC++ platform...
Initially the project is to be degraded (blurred) by adding noise and then it is to be restored (preferabbly using neural networks )..
Blurring tends to "spread" information in the image. There are a number of standard deblurring techniques which often work quite well. Generally, they work by re-arranging the blurred information in a region around the pixel of interest.

To do this with neural networks (or any other machine learning technique), I suggest constructing a neural network to operate on a small region (say, 7x7 pixels) at a time, "fixing" the pixel in the center by predicting a new value for it. Training samples would be composed of pixels in the surrounding neighborhood as inputs, and the center pixel as the target. Inputs would come from a blurred image, while the target would be drawn from the original, unblurred image.

To deblur a new image, the neural network would scan over the blurred image, one pixel at a time, predicting new values for each pixel, which are used to construct a new, sharpened image.


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