Algorithm combines CNNs and transfer learning for effective noise removal in images, suggesting improved image restoration techniques.
This study presents a new learning algorithm that combines convolutional neural networks (CNNs) with transfer learning to efficiently remove additive white Gaussian noise.The algorithm uses transfer learning to reduce training time by initializing with the weights of a pre-trained model and applies multiscale learning to improve noise removal while preserving the original image's detailed structure.Images for transfer learning are generated using the local steering kernel and modified steering kernel filter, which capture both local and nonlocal information and effectively preserve key structural elements, such as borders and textures.Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm outperforms traditional filtering techniques and other deep learning-based methods in restoration experiments at various noise levels on the Set12 data set.Quantitative evaluation using peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) confirms that the algorithm achieves high PSNR values and demonstrates strong restoration performance in most noisy environments.
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