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& z* R6 v5 E' m; s0 sHow to enhance the spatial resolution for a remote sensing image is % P: ~+ F1 D5 {# o% h
an important issue that we face. Many image super-resolution (SR) 1 T4 @7 ]6 R8 p" t/ r
techniques have been proposed for this purpose and deep con/ `. v: ]( L4 t2 P' \
volutional neural network (CNN) is the most effective approach in
) X3 `' d5 }: c8 Frecent years. However, we observe that most CNN-based SR meth
- Y4 r% i! E5 r# qods treat low-frequency areas and high-frequency areas equally, 7 n8 |+ \# k8 V, L* z4 R3 ~; T
hence hindering the recovery of high-frequency information. In this 7 D @- ]& ?; _
paper, we propose a network named inception residual attention
2 \6 _9 v- t# N9 Y5 inetwork (IRAN) to address this problem. Specifically, we propose
`( {9 H; b6 o" u1 za spatial attention module to make the network adaptively learn 3 D& F; V$ h" y/ Z3 |+ F
the importance of different spatial areas, so as to pay more atten
/ Q, p9 W0 k6 ^% F0 e {( Mtion to the areas with high-frequency information. Furthermore, we
9 \$ [8 A9 J% Z: y3 Cpresent an inception module to fuse local multilevel features, so as
2 r0 C) @' N" H/ oto provide richer information for reconstructing detailed textures. In
* I3 ]( c/ ]$ X- f eorder to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed method, a large
" `6 v U& @ M( ~& x8 znumber of experiments are performed on UCMerced-LandUse data
0 G+ b3 m2 E: e" ?) u- ~set and the results show that the proposed method is superior to # }& E1 u1 ^) `3 P4 e1 v" M0 {
the current state-of-the-art methods in both visual effects and
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