A good video deblurring effect and certain robustness to noise is suggested in this work
A video image deblurring approach based on a denoising engine is suggested to address the problem of blurred digital video losing inter-frame information and ignoring spatiotemporal during restoration. The denoising engine's adaptive Laplacian regularization term is extended to the realm of video image restoration.
First, we use the nonlocal means (NLM) regularization to extract redundant information from video images, and then we provide a novel restoration model that combines several regularizes, particularly the NLM regularize and the denoising regularize. We employed the simplest gradient descent approach to solve the video image restoration model. The results of the experiments reveal that our approach has an excellent deblurring effect and is noise resistant.
Keywords: Regularization by denoising, NLM, self-similarity video image deblurring
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