An Extensible and Lightweight Unified Architecture for Demosaicing Pixel-bin Image Sensors
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Abstract (arXiv)
Pixel-bin image sensors are becoming the default choice for smartphone cameras due to their resolution vs light-gathering trade-off. However, their larger inter-color separation compared to the Bayer color filter array (CFA) makes them challenging to demosaic. Furthermore, existing deep learning-based demosaicing methods are CFA-specific, requiring multiple individual models that take up precious onboard resources and demand larger development and maintenance efforts. In this work, we propose a modular unified architecture for demosaicing various pixel-bin sensors that provides higher image quality while being extensible and lightweight. Additionally, to enable plug-and-play operation, we introduce a learning-free CFA-identification module to detect the CFA type of raw data accurately.
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- 2026SegDem: Segmentation helps Demosaicingcited by 0
- 2026SegDem: Segmentation helps Demosaicing8 Aug 2026