deconvolution kernel
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Blind Deconvolution With Nonlocal Similarity and l(0) Sparsity for Noisy Image
Deconvolution kernel, also known as transposed convolution kernel, is a learnable filter used in deconvolutional neural networks. It is the inverse operation of convolution and is used to upsample feature maps in order to reconstruct an image or to perform semantic segmentation.
The deconvolution kernel is a matrix of weights that is typically initialized randomly and learned during the training process. The size of the kernel depends on the desired output size and the stride used during the convolutional operation.
In contrast to convolutional kernels, which perform a sliding dot product between the kernel and the input feature map, deconvolution kernels perform a sliding dot product between the kernel and the output feature map. This results in an upsampled feature map that can be used for image generation or segmentation.
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