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Inception residual attention network for remote sensingimage super-resolution
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How to enhance the spatial resolution for a remote sensing image is + B0 I/ F/ P; r
an important issue that we face. Many image super-resolution (SR) 2 G, M: X5 n e% d' h0 L8 t: }
techniques have been proposed for this purpose and deep con* F( z3 {- R8 E, Z
volutional neural network (CNN) is the most effective approach in
; ^3 P# E C1 x: y7 J! I( drecent years. However, we observe that most CNN-based SR meth
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hence hindering the recovery of high-frequency information. In this # V2 u f* r" Q& S- h7 h
paper, we propose a network named inception residual attention ' L: R5 h: t3 t5 D ^
network (IRAN) to address this problem. Specifically, we propose 2 m$ T$ m' s# O, e7 R' D2 V& a
a spatial attention module to make the network adaptively learn 5 u2 z6 K9 K; f& g4 Z
the importance of different spatial areas, so as to pay more atten0 W- {3 R% m S9 R, {. I# D
tion to the areas with high-frequency information. Furthermore, we
+ \/ o' _7 ]$ upresent an inception module to fuse local multilevel features, so as
2 I; t& B- e" Eto provide richer information for reconstructing detailed textures. In
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number of experiments are performed on UCMerced-LandUse data
- A h- M- h! h1 x8 Tset and the results show that the proposed method is superior to 9 \. l) N" E! H6 t! m! t' w( |, q7 L
the current state-of-the-art methods in both visual effects and
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