Abstract

We propose a model-enhanced network with unpaired single-shot data for solving the imaging blur problem of an optical sparse aperture (OSA) system. With only one degraded image captured from the system and one “arbitrarily” selected unpaired clear image, the cascaded neural network is iteratively trained for denoising and restoration. With the computational image degradation model enhancement, our method is able to improve contrast, restore blur, and suppress noise of degraded images in simulation and experiment. It can achieve better restoration performance with fewer priors than other algorithms. The easy selectivity of unpaired clear images and the non-strict requirement of a custom kernel make it suitable and applicable for single-shot image restoration of any OSA system.

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