Image Restoration Using Very Deep Convolutional Encoder ...
The convolu-tional layers act as the feature extractor which encode the primary components of image contents while eliminating the corruption. The deconvolutional layers then decode the image abstraction to recover the image content details. We propose to add skip connections between corresponding convolutional and deconvolu-tional layers.
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