Image restoration is crucial for various applications such as autonomous driving, industrial quality control, and surveillance systems, where clear and reliable images are essential for accurate analysis and decision-making. However, effectively addressing diverse complex degradations, such as blur, missing, and noise, remains a significant challenge during image acquisition. While existing methods have achieved notable progress in handling single degradation, they often lack the flexibility to generalize across different restoration tasks and fail to fully leverage global contextual information and self-similarity patterns within images. To overcome these limitations, we propose a novel Knearest neighbor (KNN)-guided Residual Learning Framework (KRF), specifically designed for restoring images affected by a variety of degradation types using a unified model. The KRF employs an Encoder-Decoder architecture enhanced with strategically placed KNN and residual modules, enabling the network to effectively capture long-range dependencies by leveraging multiscale block-wise relationships. Furthermore, we integrate a spatial pyramid pooling block (SPPB), which improves the network’s robustness by generalizing across varying blur kernels. To optimize feature learning, we design a hybrid loss function that preserves fundamental image features while incorporating Laplacian edge gradients to enhance edge and texture reconstruction. Extensive evaluations demonstrate that our KRF consistently outperforms competitive methods across multiple standard benchmarks.
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