December 2012
Intermediate to advanced
502 pages
9h 30m
English
In the previous chapters, we have dealt with the problem of image interpolation. As defined in Chapter 1, interpolation is intended to estimate a high-resolution (HR) image based on a degraded low-resolution (LR) image. In real life, there are applications in which multiple degraded LR images are available and a single HR image is required. As mentioned previously, this problem is known as super-resolution image reconstruction and it is treated in this chapter. Concentration in the chapter is on super-resolution reconstruction with a priori information, where the degradations in the available LR images are assumed to be known or can be estimated through the super-resolution ...
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