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Light Field Image Super-Resolution Based on Dual Learning and Deep Fourier Channel Attention

Optics Letters
  • Jian Ma, Zhipeng Li, Cheng Jin, Ping An, Dong Liang, and Linsheng Huang
  • received 02/29/2024; accepted 04/24/2024; posted 04/24/2024; Doc. ID 522701
  • Abstract: Light Field (LF) imaging has gained significant attention in the field of computational imaging due to its unique capability to capture both spatial and angular information of a scene. In recent years, super-resolution (SR) techniques based on deep learning have shown considerable advantages in enhancing LF image resolution. However, the inherent challenges of obtaining rich structural information and reconstructing complex texture details persist, particularly in scenarios where spatial and angular information are intricately interwoven. This Letter introduces a novel approach for Disentangling LF Image SR Network (DLISN) by leveraging the synergy of dual learning and Fourier channel attention (FCA) mechanisms. Dual learning strategies are employed to enhance reconstruction results, addressing limitations in model generalization caused by the difficulty in acquiring paired datasets in real-world LF scenarios. The integration of FCA facilitates the extraction of high-frequency information associated with different structures, contributing to improved spatial resolution. Experimental results consistently demonstrate superior performance in enhancing the resolution of LF images.