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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
Denoising is integrated into the image reconstruction process, addressing both the lack of data and the noise present in measurements.
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Mathematical Approaches to Image Processing with Carola Schönlieb
@ Y Combinator
05/10/18
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
Successful image denoising methods focus on preserving edges, which are crucial for maintaining the integrity of the image's features.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
The integration of handcrafted models with neural networks presents exciting opportunities for mathematicians to explore and improve image denoising techniques.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
The challenge in CT imaging is that the data collected is often insufficient for high-resolution images, leading to noise in the measurements.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
The goal in training a neural network for denoising images is to minimize the least squares error between the denoised and clean images across the training set.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
While handcrafted models for image denoising are still relevant, deep neural networks are increasingly outperforming them in various scenarios.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
Total variation regularization is a widely used technique in image denoising that helps preserve sharp discontinuities in images.
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Fei-Fei Li
09/21/24
@ a16z
Nerf, or Neural Radiance Fields, represents a breakthrough in backing out 3D structure from 2D observations, merging reconstruction and generation in computer vision.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
In my postdoc, I shifted towards inverse imaging problems, where the observed data is not a direct image but a transform, such as in CT scans.
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Carola Schönlieb
05/10/18
@ Y Combinator
In collaborations with hospitals, we focus on developing algorithms that maximize the quality of high-resolution images from limited data, particularly in medical imaging.