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Noise2Noise Revisited: Training Pair Distributions Dominate Loss Choice in Self-Supervised Denoising
Noise2Noise (N2N) trains denoisers on pairs of independently corrupted observations, eliminating clean references. We stress-test two natural conjectures about why the L1 loss outperforms L2 here. First, the hypothesis that the L1 loss confers robustness via parameter sparsity confuses the loss with
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