PRISM: Prior Rectification and Uncertainty-Aware Structure Modeling for Diffusion-Based Text Image Super-Resolution
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PRISM is a diffusion-based framework for text image super-resolution that uses flow-matching prior rectification and uncertainty-aware residual encoding to improve accuracy under severe degradation, achieving state-of-the-art performance with millisecond-level inference.
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张扬on May 15
Abstract
PRISM is a diffusion-based text super-resolution framework that improves accuracy under severe degradation by using flow-matching prior rectification and uncertainty-aware residual encoding.
Text image super-resolution (Text-SR) requires more than visually plausible detail synthesis: slight errors instroke topologymay alter character identity and break readability. Existing methods improve text fidelity with stronger recognition-based or generative priors, yet they still face two unresolved challenges under severe degradation: thetext conditionextracted from low-quality inputs can itself be unreliable, and a plausibleglobal priordoes not fully determine fine-grained stroke boundaries. We present PRISM, a single-stepdiffusion-based Text-SRframework that addresses these two challenges throughFlow-Matching Prior Rectification(FMPR) and aStructure-guided Uncertainty-aware Residual Encoder(SURE).FMPRconstructs a privileged training-time prior from paired low-quality/high-quality latents and learns aflow matchingthat transports degraded embeddings toward this restoration-oriented prior space, yielding more accurate and reliable global text guidance.SUREfurther predicts uncertainty-aware structural residuals to selectively absorb reliable local boundary evidence while suppressing ambiguous stroke cues. Together, these components enable explicitglobal priorrectification andlocal structure refinementwithin a single diffusion restoration pass. Experiments on both synthetic and real-world benchmarks show that PRISM achieves state-of-the-art performance with millisecond-level inference. Our dataset and code will be available at https://github.com/faithxuz/PRISM.
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