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I don't know when you were in computer vision, but when I was in computer vision a bit more than a decade ago it meant both.
by BugsJustFindMe 10y ago
I don't know when you were in computer vision, but when I was in computer vision a bit more than a decade ago it meant both.
- yousry 10y agoI would also call it a perverted use of the term super-resolution. NNs perform image manipulations beyond resolution enhancement. They add features based on trained sources.
- BugsJustFindMe 10y agoAnd? Do a search on scholar for "Example-based Super Resolution" or "Markov Networks for Superresolution". The term has been used this way in literature for maybe 20 years now.
- petters 10y agoOK. In my (limited) view of the field these kind of things started with "Super-Resolution From a Single Image" in 2009 but apparently it is older than that. To me personally, it feels weird to call this super-resolution, but I realize I may be in the minority.