This project is made for our signal class at Université Gustave Eiffel.
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Each project requires reading and understanding.
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Each project requires some coding (not only using some existing toolbox).
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Each project requires a testing phase of the methods on your own data.
The duration of the presentation is 15/20 minutes.
~10-15 slides with the following wireframe :
- Title / name
- Presentation of the problem
- Proposed methods
- Theoretical analysis
- Numerical findings
- Critics
- Conclusion / perspective
- You must bring a printed version with your to give me before the presentation. This is a strict deadline.
- Not less than 4 pages and up to 12 pages (A4, 11pt font, single column), including roughly one page of bibliography.
- Should be similar to a (short) scientific article.
- When presenting the numerics, give all parameters, so that the results are reproducible.
- It should not be a rewriting of the original article. You should only report about what you have done and only explain the theory that is relevant to explain the numerics you have done.
- Suggestion of structure for the report:
- Abstract:
- What problem(s) is studied ?
- Why is it relevant ?
- What solution(s) is proposed ?
- Which contributions (theory, numerics, etc) ?
- Introduction :
- Presentation of the problem(s).
- Previous works (at least a few citations). If relevant, include things that you have seen during the lectures.
- Contributions. Why is the studied method different/better/worse/etc. than existing previous works.
- Main body (~10 pages) :
- Presentation of the method(s).
- Theoretical guarantees.
- Numerics.
- Conclusion and perspective (~1 page)
- Summary of the result obtained: pros and cons (limitation, problems, error in the articles, etc)
- Possible improvement/extension
- Bibliography (~1 page)
- Abstract:
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Name of the article | Authors | Link |
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Scale-recurrent Network for Deep Image Deblurring | Xin Tao, Hongyun Gao, Yi Wang, Xiaoyong Shen, Jue Wang and Jiaya Jia | https://arxiv.org/pdf/1802.01770.pdf |
A Review of Convolutional Neural Networks for Inverse Problems in Imaging | Michael T. McCann, Kyong Hwan Jin and Michael Unser | https://arxiv.org/pdf/1710.04011.pdf |
A New Deep Learning Method for Image Deblurring in Optical Microscopic Systems | Huangxuan Zhao, Ziwen Ke, Ningbo Chen, Ke Li, Lidai Wang, Xiaojing Gong, Wei Zheng, Liang Song, Zhicheng Liu, Dong Liang and Chengbo Liu | https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1910/1910.03928.pdf |