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# Y. N& F$ t( H; d, L: J# Q* yHow to enhance the spatial resolution for a remote sensing image is 1 ?- j2 d* t/ i. m' h9 N/ ?
an important issue that we face. Many image super-resolution (SR)
, M+ L7 Z$ |& m' S& D& j2 [1 a: otechniques have been proposed for this purpose and deep con W& R* m/ x& F
volutional neural network (CNN) is the most effective approach in $ {+ _7 J+ _' Y+ @! X( a4 ~& k. u0 A
recent years. However, we observe that most CNN-based SR meth( o' A; N% w4 j0 F. G; w" L& b
ods treat low-frequency areas and high-frequency areas equally, ; N4 u( v9 j( l; I$ E5 V& @$ z
hence hindering the recovery of high-frequency information. In this 0 C8 |. j5 V- B) ~0 G; w
paper, we propose a network named inception residual attention . o, x) ^" m7 n
network (IRAN) to address this problem. Specifically, we propose # n* j. W7 z3 r# u" W P
a spatial attention module to make the network adaptively learn
$ G2 y6 ?* ?) P6 }% t. E: \the importance of different spatial areas, so as to pay more atten
: A+ z3 N: w F g8 Otion to the areas with high-frequency information. Furthermore, we
( k& y' K6 _+ c$ M/ z6 z% Ypresent an inception module to fuse local multilevel features, so as
' w; d& m8 |8 g0 zto provide richer information for reconstructing detailed textures. In 0 u& H# F& m/ E
order to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed method, a large # C Q% a, o* B# v
number of experiments are performed on UCMerced-LandUse data
6 V) v% ]# b3 B$ f6 wset and the results show that the proposed method is superior to
* B& M- w% g9 zthe current state-of-the-art methods in both visual effects and
1 ]. T! h2 B- o6 M8 V* {7 f& n' ?0 Eobjective indicators.: @6 z; \' }7 b) V
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