๐ผ๏ธ Image Restoration¶
๐ง NeurIPS2026 ยท 4 paper notes
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๐ฅ Top topics: Image Restoration ร2
- Beyond Spatial-Domain Supervision: A Relation Constrained Space for Multi-Modal Image Fusion
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Rather than treating source images as ideal fused images, RCS-Fusion learns a relational supervision space from frozen DINO/CLIP features and trains different fusion backbones with shared, complementary, and conflict-coordination constraints; its Transformer variant achieves 0.730 mAP in detection using fused M3FD images.
- i-DEQ: A stable inertial deep equilibrium model for image restoration
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i-DEQ integrates restarted inertial optimization into training and inference for an explicit-energy deep equilibrium model, achieving reconstruction quality close to ELDER with substantially shorter equilibrium-solving time in small image restoration experiments, but its theory establishes conditional stationarity complexity and practical training is not always stable.
- Learning Where and What to Restore for Composite Image Restoration
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CART allocates restoration compute through window-level spatial routing inside a U-Net, then controls image-level channel routing with task features shaped by multi-hot degradation supervision, achieving 29.95 dB average PSNR on CDD-11 while trading its speed advantage for more parameters and higher peak memory than MoCE-IR.
- Multidimensional Observer Model and Perceptual Dimensions of Human Image Quality Assessment
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The paper represents images as Gaussian distributions in a low-dimensional perceptual space and fits human choices through noisy candidateโreference distance comparisons; the CORnet-S Multi observer reaches 95% of its own above-chance performance at 3, 9, and 96 dimensions on BAPPS, PieAPP, and NIGHTS, respectively, suggesting task-dependent perceptual structures.