To tackle the challenges posed by geometric distortion and texture inconsistency in Dunhuang mural inpainting, this paper proposes an Edge-Guided Interactive Fusion of Texture and Geometric Features (EGIF-Net) for progressive image inpainting. This method integrates texture inpainting with geometric feature reconstruction by adopting a three-stage progressive strategy that effectively leverages both local details and global structural information within the image. In the first stage, edge information is extracted via the Parallel Downsampling Edge and Mask (PDEM) Module to facilitate the reconstruction of damaged geometric structures. The second stage employs the Deformable Interactive Attention Transformer (DIA-Transformer) module to refine local details. In the third stage, global inpainting is achieved through the Hierarchical Normalization-based Multi-scale Fusion (HNMF) module, which preserves both the overall image consistency and the fidelity of detailed reconstruction. Experimental results on Dunhuang mural images across multiple resolutions, as well as the CelebA-HQ, Places2, and Paris StreetView datasets, demonstrate that the proposed method outperforms existing approaches in both subjective evaluations and objective metrics, such as the Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio (PSNR) and Structural Similarity Index (SSIM). EGIF-Net demonstrates exceptional performance in handling complex textures and intricate geometric structures, showcasing superior robustness and generalization compared to current inpainting techniques, particularly for large-scale, damaged regions.
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