Systems Engineering and Electronics ›› 2026, Vol. 48 ›› Issue (6): 1809-1818.doi: 10.12305/j.issn.1001-506X.2026.06.03

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Image super-resolution reconstruction based on differential feature back-projection fusion

Qiongdan HUANG(), Lulu LIU(), Jiejing HAN(), Jiapeng WANG(), Shilin KANG()   

  1. School of Communication and Information Engineering,Xi’an University of Posts and Telecommunications,Xi’an 710121,China
  • Received:2025-04-24 Revised:2025-08-14 Accepted:2025-08-18 Online:2026-06-25 Published:2025-10-29
  • Contact: Qiongdan HUANG E-mail:limitless010@163.com;liululu0222@163.com;18729432603@163.com;dmyprincess2022@163.com;15686479558@163.com

Abstract:

The super-resolution algorithm based on convolutional neural networks is difficult to fully learn the complex mapping from low resolution to high-resolution images, resulting in low reconstruction accuracy and inaccurate details. Therefore, a super-resolution reconstruction algorithm based on difference feature back projection fusion (DFBPF) is proposed. This algorithm utilizes a DFBPF module to integrate original features and branch differential features during iterative up-and-down projection processes, leveraging error feedback to guide reconstruction optimization. Additionally, a channel-interactive global context module is employed to enhance the network’s global understanding capability. On various test datasets, the algorithm achieves better results in improved peak signal-to-noise ratio and structural similarity index metrics (SSIM). For a scaling factor of 2, the results are 38.18 dB/0.961 2, 33.89 dB/0.920 5, 32.30 dB/0.901 5, 32.80 dB/0.934 2 and 39.14 dB/0.978 6 respectively. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm produces reconstructed images with sharper edges and richer details.

Key words: convolutional neural network (CNN), image super-resolution, attention mechanism, feature fusion

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