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Spatial-Temporal Multi-scale Network for Screen Content Video Quality Enhancement
Different from natural videos, Screen Content Videos (SCVs) are characterized by abrupt motion, scene switches, and high-frequency details such as text and graphics. Conventional video enhancement methods, which rely heavily on temporal continuity, often suffer from performance degradation when proc
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