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Adaptive High-Pass Kernel Prediction for Efficient Video Deblurring
Bo Ji, Angela Yao
State-of-the-art video deblurring methods use deep network architectures to recover sharpened video frames. Blurring especially degrades high-frequency (HF) information, yet this aspect is often overlooked by recent models that focus more on enhancing architectural design. Recovering these fine details is challenging, partly due to the spectral bias of neural networks, which are inclined towards learning low-frequency functions. To address this, we enforce explicit network structures to capture the fine details and edges. We dynamically predict adaptive high-pass kernels from a linear combination of high-pass basis kernels to extract high-frequency features. This strategy is highly efficient, resulting in low-memory footprints for training and fast run times for inference, all while achieving state-of-the-art when compared to low-budget models. The code is available at https://github.com/jibo27/AHFNet.
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