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Bitstream-Corrupted JPEG Images Are Restorable:: Two-Stage Compensation and Alignment Framework
Bitstream-Corrupted JPEG Images Are Restorable:: Two-Stage Compensation and Alignment Framework
In the JPEG decoding process, bit errors can cause the decoding process
to stop, and the bits that follow cannot be decoded.
File Carving
1. Robust Decoder
2. Two-stage Compensation and Alignment Framework
2.1. Robust Decoder
- Error-Resilient Mechanism
- Handling Decoding Failures:
- detects two main types of failures during the Huffman decoding process:
- 1. Encountering an invalid Huffman codeword that is not found in the standard JPEG tables.
- 2. Overflow of decoded coefficients in a block, exceeding the permissible count of 64.
- Self-Synchronization:
- 초기 오류가 디코딩 전체 과정에 영향을 끼치지 않게 함
오류가 포함된 비트스트림에서도 JPEG 이미지를 완전하고 정확하게 디코딩하여 이미지 복원 프로세스의 첫 단계로서 중요한 기능을
수행한다
2.2. Two-Stage Compensation
2.2.1. Self-Compensation and Alignment
- Thumbnail Integration:
Use thumbnails, which are less affected by bit errors, to guide the restoration process.
- Pix2pix Network:
Combine the self-compensated image with thumbnails to provide initial guidance.
- Laplacian Pyramid Fusion Network:
Integrate high-frequency and low-frequency details at various resolutions to produce the final output.
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4. Summary and Future Directions
Experimental Results and Efficacy
- Demonstrated superior restoration performance across benchmarks
involving various resolutions and bit error rates.
- Notably, it restores high-resolution 2K images with high precision
(achieving up to 38.92 dB PSNR), which is a significant improvement
of 5.52 dB over existing methods.