Comparative Study of Implementation of Very Deep Super Resolution Neural Network and Bicubic Interpolation for Single Image Super Resolution Quality Enhancement

To improve the resolution and quality of a low level image, single image super resolution (SISR) is a challenging endeavor in the turf of computer vision. It is essential to many applications, including image editing, security systems, medical imaging, and others. In order to increase the spatial quality of a low level image, SISR attempts to approximate the high frequency details that are missing from the image. The field was formerly based on manually created features and interpolation techniques, but current developments in deep learning have completely changed it. The suggested work compares the effectiveness of bicubic interpolation and neural network based very deep super resolution for single image super resolution image quality improvement. Utilizing blind and complete reference picture quality measures, the effectiveness of the two approaches is evaluated. The effectiveness of the very deep super resolution for single image is clearly demonstrated by the experimental results.