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Transferred Multi-Perception Attention Networks for
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6 A t/ Y) l' v# }% q9 Q6 ^& _6 OImage super-resolution (SR) reconstruction plays a key role in coping with the increasing4 Q4 k; g7 L: {5 J! s
demand on remote sensing imaging applications with high spatial resolution requirements. Though
: f' v9 d& ~2 `( L: K2 q' E! A; Lmany SR methods have been proposed over the last few years, further research is needed to improve
2 g" y1 d& u- _2 o [' ~6 i- PSR processes with regard to the complex spatial distribution of the remote sensing images and the$ B* ~0 b5 K1 R7 j# b6 U% o
diverse spatial scales of ground objects. In this paper, a novel multi-perception attention network- ~ ]4 I7 q- @* L
(MPSR) is developed with performance exceeding those of many existing state-of-the-art models.
+ W/ O8 F6 ~4 g7 l6 LBy incorporating the proposed enhanced residual block (ERB) and residual channel attention group4 B# w0 P! m6 l8 P0 t! f. I
(RCAG), MPSR can super-resolve low-resolution remote sensing images via multi-perception learning
; @2 Y. ?2 N' qand multi-level information adaptive weighted fusion. Moreover, a pre-train and transfer learning6 K3 k z1 B& A% o! s
strategy is introduced, which improved the SR performance and stabilized the training procedure.
% Y: F1 v3 g( F4 k6 y1 y% g% dExperimental comparisons are conducted using 13 state-of-the-art methods over a remote sensing e K5 \- X/ Q# M
dataset and benchmark natural image sets. The proposed model proved its excellence in both objective
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