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Mi-Ripple image restoration

What's this about?

Mi-Ripple diagnoses two kinds of artifacts left by repeated AI image editing and applies a different restoration route to each.

What exactly is digital ripple?

It is unwanted grid-like or grainy texture that accumulates as generated images are repeatedly reused as references—similar to photocopy noise compounding over generations.

Why is it worth attention?

It connects measurable artifact removal with visual reconstruction rather than one blunt filter. The 45% debris result is only one paired regeneration example, so broader validation is needed.

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