One Network to Solve Them All — Solving Linear Inverse Problems Using Deep Projection Models
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...’s [53] encoder-decoder CNN is trained in an adversarial learning context (discussed in the section “Using Generative Adversarial Networks to Learn Posteriors for the Inverse Problem”), it acquires a prior knowledge that is directly extracted from the statistics of the images seen in the training data set, and not dependent on the type of the inverse problem we are trying to solve....
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...In order to simplify the problem, an assumption is often made that only a small number of high-resolution images would correspond to natural images [4]....
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...MR image reconstruction is an inverse problem, and thus it has many connections to inverse problems in the computer vision literature [40, 7, 4, 47], such as super-resolution, denoising and in-painting....
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...In terms of architecture, the proposed framework is very similar to adversarial learning [10, 21] and denoising autoencoder [38, 46]....
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...We can estimate P (x) and sample from the model [27,43,44], or directly generate new samples from P (x) without explicitly estimating the distribution [21, 40]....
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...Although we start from a different perspective from [21], the joint training procedure described above can also be understood as a two player game in adversarial learning, where the projector and the classifier have adversarial objectives....
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...Recently, adversarial learning [21] has been demonstrated for its ability to solve many challenging image problems, such as image inpainting [38] and super-resolution [14, 29]....
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...We can estimate P (x) and sample from the model [27,43,44], or directly generate new samples from P (x) without explicitly estimating the distribution [21, 40]....
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...The proposed framework is motivated by the optimization technique, alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM) [7], that is widely used to solve linear inverse problems as defined in (1)....
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