Face Resolution Enhancement Using Artificial Bee Colony
Journal Title: International Journal of Current Research and Review - Year 2017, Vol 9, Issue 16
Abstract
The existing adaptive shock filter based algorithm generate resolution enhanced images with constant values and random number of iterations for all images. Here, a useful application of artificial bee colony to find the optimistic adjustment factor for DWT and adaptive shock filter for face resolution enhancement as well as super-resolution is implemented to find the solution to that problem. The guided image filter is used in order to preserve edges in a more optimistic manner. The importance of this paper is to consider the effect of noise and edge preservation.
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Kajal Sharma
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