UniDeblur: Unified Motion Deblurring via Fourier Convolution Learning

UniDeblur introduces a unified motion deblurring framework that learns blur-adaptive global filters in Fourier space, addressing the limitations of pixel-level mapping in existing methods. By constructing a multi-source dataset and implementing a data pruning and quality control pipeline, the model can handle diverse motion blur kernels across different cameras and image contents. Experiments show that UniDeblur performs competitively on both in-domain and out-of-domain benchmarks, demonstrating its effectiveness for varied blur scenarios.

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• computer-vision
• efficiency
• benchmarks