Super Resolution Reconstruction of Images Based on Interpolation and Full Convolutional Neural Network and Application in Medical Fields

The traditional image to enlarge algorithms include nearest neighbor interpolation, bilinear interpolation and high-order interpolation. In order to achieve super-resolution reconstruction of images, a new algorithm combining traditional algorithms and deep learning is proposed. The framework is divided into two parts. Firstly, the deep reconstruction of the low-resolution data is performed by the ability of deep learning to extract features automatically. Then, combining with the traditional interpolation reconstruction results, the deep learning algorithm is used again for training and learning, and finally the high-resolution reconstructed data is obtained. The algorithm is validated using an online public test data set. The results show that the algorithm has a significant effect on the MSE (mean squared error) and PSNR (Peak Signal to Noise Ratio). Compared with the traditional interpolation algorithm and the single deep learning algorithm, the proposed algorithm has higher performance. Moreover, the proposed algorithm is perfect for the reconstruction of the details, the outline is clear, and the high-quality image is obtained.

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Super Resolution Reconstruction of Images Based on Interpolation and Full Convolutional Neural Network and Application in Medical Fields

Semantic Scholar · Medicine · 2019

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The traditional image to enlarge algorithms include nearest neighbor interpolation, bilinear interpolation and high-order interpolation. In order to achieve super-resolution reconstruction of images, a new algorithm combining traditional algorithms and deep learning is proposed. The framework is divided into two parts. Firstly, the deep reconstruction of the low-resolution data is performed by the ability of deep learning to extract features automatically. Then, combining with the traditional interpolation reconstruction results, the deep learning algorithm is used again for training and learning, and finally the high-resolution reconstructed data is obtained. The algorithm is validated using an online public test data set. The results show that the algorithm has a significant effect on the MSE (mean squared error) and PSNR (Peak Signal to Noise Ratio). Compared with the traditional interpolation algorithm and the single deep learning algorithm, the proposed algorithm has higher performance. Moreover, the proposed algorithm is perfect for the reconstruction of the details, the outline is clear, and the high-quality image is obtained.

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