Restoring Without Forgetting: Continual Learning Across Image Degradations
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arXiv:2608.23799v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Recent progress in image restoration has converged on all-in-one architectures that jointly handle multiple degradations within a single network. These methods are effective on static benchmarks but target a closed-world setting that assumes simultaneous access to every target degradation at training time. In practice, degradations are encountered sequentially as field-deployed systems progressively face new environmental conditions, and historical training data is often unavailable due to privacy or storage constraints. Accommodating a new deg
Key takeaways
- arXiv:2608.23799v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Recent progress in image restoration has converged on all-in-one architectures that jointly handle multiple degradations within a single network.
- These methods are effective on static benchmarks but target a closed-world setting that assumes simultaneous access to every target degradation at training time.
- In practice, degradations are encountered sequentially as field-deployed systems progressively face new environmental conditions, and historical training data is often unavailable due to privacy or storage constraints.
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