Dual Convolutional
Dual convolutional neural networks (DCNNs) employ two convolutional neural networks in parallel or sequentially to enhance performance in various tasks. Current research focuses on applications ranging from image denoising and blind source separation (like non-intrusive load monitoring) to more complex problems such as melanoma diagnostics and bundle recommendations, often incorporating attention mechanisms or hypergraph structures to improve information processing. The effectiveness of DCNNs stems from their ability to extract complementary features or handle multiple aspects of a problem simultaneously, leading to improved accuracy and efficiency in diverse fields like computer vision and signal processing.
Papers
Image Blind Denoising Using Dual Convolutional Neural Network with Skip Connection
Wencong Wu, Shicheng Liao, Guannan Lv, Peng Liang, Yungang Zhang
DCANet: Dual Convolutional Neural Network with Attention for Image Blind Denoising
Wencong Wu, Guannan Lv, Yingying Duan, Peng Liang, Yungang Zhang, Yuelong Xia