FFEINR: Flow Feature-Enhanced Implicit Neural Representation for Spatio-temporal Super-Resolution
Large-scale numerical simulations are capable of generating data up to terabytes or even petabytes. As a promising method of data reduction, super-resolution (SR) has been widely studied in the scientific visualization community. However, most of them are based on deep convolutional neural networks...
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Zusammenfassung: | Large-scale numerical simulations are capable of generating data up to
terabytes or even petabytes. As a promising method of data reduction,
super-resolution (SR) has been widely studied in the scientific visualization
community. However, most of them are based on deep convolutional neural
networks (CNNs) or generative adversarial networks (GANs) and the scale factor
needs to be determined before constructing the network. As a result, a single
training session only supports a fixed factor and has poor generalization
ability. To address these problems, this paper proposes a Feature-Enhanced
Implicit Neural Representation (FFEINR) for spatio-temporal super-resolution of
flow field data. It can take full advantage of the implicit neural
representation in terms of model structure and sampling resolution. The neural
representation is based on a fully connected network with periodic activation
functions, which enables us to obtain lightweight models. The learned
continuous representation can decode the low-resolution flow field input data
to arbitrary spatial and temporal resolutions, allowing for flexible
upsampling. The training process of FFEINR is facilitated by introducing
feature enhancements for the input layer, which complements the contextual
information of the flow field. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed
method, a series of experiments are conducted on different datasets by setting
different hyperparameters. The results show that FFEINR achieves significantly
better results than the trilinear interpolation method. |
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DOI: | 10.48550/arxiv.2308.12508 |