Image Separation Using Transformer Attention Models

Signal recovery often involves separating and realizing multiple superimposed signals at once. Separating multiple images that have been superimposed is a challenging signal recovery problem. This situation arises when a detector, such as a microphone, receives multiple signals simultaneously. In order to recover the original signals, a signal separator needs to be applied. In this paper, we will explore machine learning techniques for separating such signals. In particular, we investigate two approaches: an autoencoder approach and a transformer-based approach, and test their accuracy in recovering two separate images from noisy low-resolution superimposed measurements.

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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/fmlds63805.2024.00066
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Neural Networks and Applications
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Abstract

Signal recovery often involves separating and realizing multiple superimposed signals at once. Separating multiple images that have been superimposed is a challenging signal recovery problem. This situation arises when a detector, such as a microphone, receives multiple signals simultaneously. In order to recover the original signals, a signal separator needs to be applied. In this paper, we will explore machine learning techniques for separating such signals. In particular, we investigate two approaches: an autoencoder approach and a transformer-based approach, and test their accuracy in recovering two separate images from noisy low-resolution superimposed measurements.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (US), University of California, Merced (US), Applied Mathematics (United States) (US)
National Science Foundation, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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