Zhiying Wen, Feng Li, D. Fraser, A. Lambert, X. Jia
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A Super Resolution Algorithm for Atmospherically Degraded Images Using Lucky Regions and MAP-uHMT
This paper demonstrates the possibility of super resolved image reconstruction for images affected by atmospheric turbulence. A lucky region method using bicoherence is proposed to select image tiles with superior quality or “lucky image regions” from a large number of short exposure images. A super resolved image is then reconstructed by a MAP method based on a Universal Hidden Markov Tree model from the lucky regions. Performance is demonstrated with real data.