Multi-Modal Prior-Guided Diffusion Model for Blind Image Super-Resolution

Recently, diffusion models have achieved remarkable success in blind image super-resolution. However, most existing methods rely solely on uni-modal degraded low-resolution images to guide diffusion models for restoring high-fidelity images, resulting in inferior realism. In this letter, we propose a Multi-modal Prior-Guided diffusion model for blind image Super-Resolution (MPGSR), which fine-tunes Stable Diffusion (SD) by utilizing the superior visual-and-textual guidance for restoring realistic high-resolution images. Specifically, our MPGSR involves two stages, i.e., multi-modal guidance extraction and adaptive guidance injection. For the former, we propose a composited transformer and further incorporate it with GPT-CLIP to extract the representative visual-and-textual guidance. For the latter, we design a feature calibration ControlNet to inject the visual guidance and employ the cross-attention layer provided by the frozen SD to inject the textual guidance, thus effectively activating the powerful text-to-image generation potential. Extensive experiments show that our MPGSR outperforms state-of-the-art methods in restoration quality and convergence time.

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IEEE Signal Processing Letters
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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/lsp.2024.3516699
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Advanced Image Processing Techniques
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Multi-Modal Prior-Guided Diffusion Model for Blind Image Super-Resolution

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Abstract

Recently, diffusion models have achieved remarkable success in blind image super-resolution. However, most existing methods rely solely on uni-modal degraded low-resolution images to guide diffusion models for restoring high-fidelity images, resulting in inferior realism. In this letter, we propose a Multi-modal Prior-Guided diffusion model for blind image Super-Resolution (MPGSR), which fine-tunes Stable Diffusion (SD) by utilizing the superior visual-and-textual guidance for restoring realistic high-resolution images. Specifically, our MPGSR involves two stages, i.e., multi-modal guidance extraction and adaptive guidance injection. For the former, we propose a composited transformer and further incorporate it with GPT-CLIP to extract the representative visual-and-textual guidance. For the latter, we design a feature calibration ControlNet to inject the visual guidance and employ the cross-attention layer provided by the frozen SD to inject the textual guidance, thus effectively activating the powerful text-to-image generation potential. Extensive experiments show that our MPGSR outperforms state-of-the-art methods in restoration quality and convergence time.

IEEE Signal Processing LettersVol. 32
Huaqiao University (CN), Hefei University of Technology (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province, Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
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