基于生成逆推的大气湍流退化图像复原方法.

Atmospheric turbulence is a crucial factor that affects the quality of long-distance imaging. Though current deep learning models can effectively suppress geometric displacement and spatial blurring caused by atmospheric turbulence, such models require a large number of parameters and computational resources. To tackle this problem, this paper proposed a lightweight atmospheric turbulence degraded image restoration model based on generative inversion that entailed three core mo-dules: the DeBlur module, the remove shift module, and the turbulence regeneration module. The DeBlur module used high-dimensional feature mapping blocks, detail feature extraction blocks, and feature compensation blocks to suppress image blurring caused by turbulence. The remove shift module compensated for pixel displacement caused by turbulence using two convolutional layers. The turbulence regeneration module regenerated turbulence degraded images through convolutional operations. In the DeBlur module, it designed an attention-based feature compensation module that integrated the channel attention mechanism and the spatial mixed attention mechanism to focus on essential detail information in the image during training. The proposed model achieved peak signal-to-noise ratios of 19.94 dB and 23.51 dB, and structural similarity values of 0.688 2 and 0.752 1 on publicly available dataset Heat Chamber and self-built dataset Helen, respectively. Furthermore, it reduced the number of parameters and computational resources, compared to the current state-of-the-art(SOTA) method. The experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of this method in restoring atmospheric turbulence degraded images. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]