For applications such as remote sensing imaging and medical imaging, high-resolution (HR) images are urgently required. Image Super-Resolution (SR) reconstruction has great application prospects in optical imaging. In this paper, we propose a novel unified Partial Differential Equation (PDE)-based method to single image SR reconstruction. Firstly, two directional diffusion terms calculated by Anisotropic Nonlinear Structure Tensor (ANLST) are constructed, combing information of all channels to prevent singular results, making full use of its directional diffusion feature. Secondly, by introducing multiple orientations estimation using high order matrix-valued tensor instead of gradient, orientations can be estimated more precisely for junctions or corners. As a unique descriptor of orientations, mixed orientation parameter (MOP) is separated into two orientations by finding roots of a second-order polynomial in the nonlinear part. Then, we synthesize a Gradient Vector Flow (GVF) shock filter to balance edge enhancement and de-noising process. Experimental results confirm the validity of the method and show that the method enhances image edges, restores corners or junctions, and suppresses noise robustness, which is competitive with the existing methods.
H.264 has adoptedUMHexagonS algorithm as fast motion estimation algorithm for integer pixel formally, but this algorithm has some shortages such as searchpointsare lots, quantity of operation is kind of big, costs much time, and so on. These need to be solved as soon as possible. This paper introduces and analyses UMHexagonS algorithm. In order to solve these problems, this paper brings forwardclassification strategy for search algorithm according to statistical properties of the motion vector prediction value, and improvesthe template basedon original algorithm according to the characteristic of center bias of motion vector. The results of experimentsshow that the improved algorithm in this paper reduces the time of motion estimation by 15%~27%. At the meantime, it can ensure PSNR and rate basically unchanged.
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