Computer Vision News 2 CVPR Workshop Radu Timofte is a Professor of Computer Science and a Humboldt Professor for AI and Computer Vision, leading the Computer Vision Laboratory at the University of Würzburg. He is here to tell us about NTIRE2024, the ninth edition of an exciting image restoration and enhancement workshop he co-organizes at CVPR 2024. The New Trends in Image Restoration and Enhancement (NTIRE) workshop is a meeting place for professionals working with image and video, focusing primarily on low-level and mid-level vision. “We have to remind ourselves that computer vision itself is not possible without light and image sensors,” Radu begins. “We’re working on the side of the processing pipeline at the heart of computer vision algorithms.” The workshop’s core themes revolve around image restoration, enhancement, and manipulation, aiming to bring more detail to images and videos by restoring degraded content, filling in missing information, and transforming them to achieve desired targets in terms of quality and performance. The event spotlights new trends and concepts, such as super-resolution, and creates a platform for academic and industrial participants to engage New Trends in Image Restoration and Enhancement
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