Owen Carmichael, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Director of Biomedical Imaging
Associate Professor and Director of Biomedical Imaging
During a summer at Mitsubishi Electric Research Lab (MERL), I helped Bill Freeman in the development of the VISTA method for super-resolution of images. In this framework, a machinery for estimating high-resolution details of blurry images is optimized through the use of training examples of blurry images and their sharp, highly-resolved counterparts.
Here’s an example super-resolution result. The image on the left is the low- resolution input, and the image on the right is the higher-resolution output. Note that there are sharp details in the hair and eyelid.
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Publication:
W. T. Freeman, E.C. Pasztor, O. Carmichael.Learning Low-Level Vision. International Journal Of Computer Vision, V. 40 (1), October 2000, pp 25-47. Also appears as Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories Technical Report MERL-TR2000-05. [PDF, 5 MB]