LatentBurst: A Fast and Efficient Multi Frame Super-Resolution for Hexadeca-Bayer Pattern CIS images
arXiv cs.CV / 4/28/2026
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Key Points
- The paper presents LatentBurst, a multi-frame super-resolution network designed specifically for burst images from hexadeca-Bayer pattern CIS sensors, performing demosaicing, denoising, fusion, and super-resolution end-to-end.
- It targets key difficulties of hexadeca-Bayer data, including harder interpolation due to larger pixel spacing between same-color groups and image degradation from motion-induced misalignment (blurring/ghosting).
- LatentBurst uses a pyramid alignment-and-fusion strategy in latent features to handle large motion more robustly.
- To meet real-time mobile constraints, it employs an efficient UNet-based architecture along with fine-tuned optical-flow estimation and a two-step knowledge distillation approach to better reduce domain gaps.
- Experiments across multiple scenarios show improved reconstruction quality versus existing state-of-the-art methods.
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