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Chapter and Conference Paper
Robust Adversarial Defence: Use of Auto-inpainting
Adversarial patch attacks have become a primary concern in recent years as they pose a significant threat to the security and reliability of deep neural networks. Modifying benign images by introducing adversa...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Document Image Binarization Using U-Net
In this paper, we propose an algorithm to binarize the degraded document images. We incorporate U-Net for the task at hand. We model document image binarization as a classification problem wherein we generate ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Image Denoising using Tight-Frame Dual-Tree Complex Wavelet Transform
In this paper, we propose a new approach to design the 1D biorthogonal filters of dual-tree complex wavelet transform (DTCWT) in order to have almost tight-frame characteristics. The proposed approach involves...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Design of Biorthogonal Wavelet Filters of DTCWT Using Factorization of Halfband Polynomials
In this paper, we propose a new approach for designing the biorthogonal wavelet filters (BWFs) of Dual-Tree Complex Wavelet Transform (DTCWT). Proposed approach provides an effective way to handle the frequenc...
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Chapter
Digital Heritage Reconstruction Using Deep Learning-Based Super-Resolution
Heritage sites and archival monuments have a great cultural significance. However, they suffer degradation due to several reasons. As a result, in order to preserve the cultural heritage, one has seen increase...
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Article
Open AccessA learned sparseness and IGMRF-based regularization framework for dense disparity estimation using unsupervised feature learning
In this work, we propose a new approach for dense disparity estimation in a global energy minimization framework. We propose to use a feature matching cost which is defined using the learned hierarchical featu...
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Article
Design of complex adaptive multiresolution directional filter bank and application to pansharpening
This paper proposes a new 2-D transform design, namely complex adaptive multiresolution directional filter bank, to represent the spatial orientation features of an input image adaptively. The proposed design is ...
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Chapter
An Exemplar-based Inpainting Using an Autoregressive Model
Digitized 3D models of heritage scenes/objects can be generated with the help of data captured using laser scanners or a large number of photographs. Due to self-occlusion or difficulty in capturing the scene/...
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Chapter
Simultaneous Inpainting and Super-resolution
In Chapter 4 we discussed an image inpainting technique that fills the missing pixels by using the pixel-neighborhood relationship in exemplars, while in Chapter 5 we discussed various attempts to improve inpa...
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Chapter
Self-learning: Faster, Smarter, Simpler
Self-learning, introduced in the previous chapter, uses only one image to achieve super-resolution with high magnification factors. But, as the image resolution increases, the number of patches in the dictiona...
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Chapter
Attempts to Improve Inpainting
In Chapters 2 and 3 we discussed techniques for super-resolution, while in Chapter 4, we pointed out the limitations of the existing inpainting approaches and discussed an autoregressive modelbased technique t...
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Chapter
Detecting and Inpainting Damaged Regions in Facial Images of Statues
In Chapters 4-6 we discussed inpainting techniques wherein the regions to be inpainted are manually provided by the users. When looking at heritage monuments, especially statues, there is a consensus about the...
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Chapter
Challenges and Future Directions
In this chapter, we discuss the challenges and future directions involved in using super-resolution and inpainting for digital heritage reconstruction. The chapter provides brief insights of these challenges, ...
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Chapter
Image Super-resolution: Self-learning, Sparsity and Gabor Prior
Enhancement of spatial resolution is a preliminary step for digital reconstruction of heritage sites as this enables the viewers to perceive finer details of the skillful historic work. This chapter presents a...
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Chapter
Auto-inpainting Cracks in Heritage Scenes
In Chapter 7 we discussed a technique for automatic detection and inpainting of the damaged eye, nose and lip regions in facial images of statues. In this chapter, we consider the damage in non-facial regions ...
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Book
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Chapter
Introduction
Historic monuments and heritage sites across the world are important sources of knowledge, which introduce us to our cultural history, depicting the evolution of humankind. They not only represent irreplaceabl...
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Chapter
Automatic Detection and Inpainting of Defaced Regions and Cracks in Heritage Monuments
Historical monuments are considered as one of the key aspects of our cultural heritage. Unfortunately, due to a variety of factors, the monuments get damaged. The need for preservation of cultural heritage has...
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Article
Auto-inpainting heritage scenes: a complete framework for detecting and infilling cracks in images and videos with quantitative assessment
The need for preservation of cultural heritage has necessitated the research on digitally repairing the photographs of damaged monuments. In this paper, we first propose a technique for automatically detecting...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
SVD Based Automatic Detection of Target Regions for Image Inpainting
We are often required to retouch images in order to improve their visual appearance, by removing the visual discontinuities like breaks and damaged regions. Such retouching of images may be achieved by inpaint...