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Local feature information plays an important role in image segmentation, however, the referring image segmentation task is dependent on the text expression, so it is impossible to extract local feature information directly from the original reference image. In order to solve this problem, this paper proposes a specific noun-guided local feature extraction deep neural network model（NgLFNet). The NgLFNet model can automatically mine the local feature information of the object to be segmented according to the key nouns in the input text expression. Specifically, the model first obtains key nouns in text through sentence analysis; secondly, extracting corresponding features through text and image encoders, and using the key nouns to obtain local features of high-interest regions through the multihead attention mechanism; then the multi-modal features are gradually fused to learn; Finally, the decoding and correction module uses the obtained local features to perform more detailed corrections on the prediction mask to obtain the final result. The method in this paper is compared with a variety of mainstream referring segmentation methods and the experimental results show that the proposed method improves the accuracy of text-based instance segmentation task. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Existing deep learning based single image super-resolution (SISR) models usually improve the fitting ability of the model by increasing the number of network layers, but fail to fully extract and reuse features, leading low quality of reconstructed images. To solve this problem, this paper proposed an image super-resolution model based on feature fusion and attention mechanism. This model used residual in residual (RIR) structure in feature extraction module. The feature extraction module of the network consisted of several residual groups. Each residual group consisted of several residual blocks. This module implemented local feature fusion in each residual group and global feature fusion between each group. In addition, this model introduced coordinate attention module into each residual block and spatial attention module into each residual group. It verifies that the model is able to fully extract features and reuse features. The final experimental results show that the model is superior to the existing models in objective evaluation indexes and subjective visual effect. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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