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Nvidia patents method to boost image resolution using two neural networks

Nvidia describes a technique that uses two separate neural networks to turn low-resolution images into high-resolution ones. The first network analyzes the input data to create specific settings, which are then passed to the second network to reconstruct the image at a higher quality.

Why it mattersThis approach could help graphics processors display sharper images on screens without requiring the hardware to process every single pixel from scratch.

In the filing’s own words

Apparatuses, systems, and techniques are presented to generate images. In at least one embodiment, one or more neural networks are used to generate one or more images using one or more pixel weights.

What exactly they claim (claim 1)

1. A method, comprising: obtaining lower resolution (LR) images; generating, with a first neural network, one or more neural network parameters based, at least in part, on image data associated with the LR images at a first frame rate; providing the one or more neural network parameters to a second neural network different from the first neural network; and generating, with the second neural network at a different second frame rate, high resolution (HR) images using a jitter-aware upsampling process based, at least in part, on the LR images.

Facts

Company
Nvidia (Nvidia Corporation)
Official title
Upsampling an image using one or more neural networks
Patent number
US12749150B2
Application number
17406902
Filed
Aug 19, 2021
Granted
Sep 29, 2026
Inventors
14
Claims
21

Classified under

G06T 3/4069 Physics & computingG06T 1/20 Physics & computingG06T 5/20 Physics & computingG06T 5/50 Physics & computingG06T 5/70 Physics & computingH04N 23/80 Electricity & electronics

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