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Towards Perceptually Plausible Training of Image Restoration Neural Networks

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Fig. 1. HDR-VDP [2] box diagram with our proposed scheme. Red dashed rectangles represent individual networks in our approach
Fig. 3. Photo-receptor Spectral Sensitivity Neural Network box diagram.
Fig. 5. Predicted Visibility Scores from proposed metric vs HDR-VDP on a source image from MCL-JCI dataset.
Fig. 6. Denoising neural network trained on MNIST dataset with two different objective functions

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