Bayesian formulation of Regularization by denoising and application to image restoration
Inverse problems are ubiquitous in signal and image processing. Canonical examples include signal/image denoising (i.e, removing noise from a signal/image) and image reconstruction. As inverse problems are known to be ill-posed or at least, ill-conditioned, they require regularization by introducing additional constraints to mitigate the lack of information brought by the observations. A common difficulty is to select an appropriate regularizer, which has a decisive influence on the quality of the reconstruction.




