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arXiv Computer Vision By Yuki Kondo, Norimichi Ukita

PBSR: Pseudo-Burst Super-Resolution via Zero-Shot Novel View Synthesis

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PBSR: Pseudo-Burst Super-Resolution via Zero-Shot Novel View Synthesis proposes a method to enhance single-image super-resolution by generating synthetic burst frames through zero-shot novel view synthesis. The approach uses a viewpoint sampling strategy aligned with real burst data to create realistic parallax, then processes these frames with a BSR backbone that includes geometry-aware alignment and artifact-aware adaptation. Experiments on the BurstSR dataset demonstrate consistent improvements in PSNR, SSIM, and LPIPS compared to a single-frame baseline using the same reconstruction backbone.

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