Special Session 10
Special Session 10: DIT-Driven Visual Enhancement: Restoration, Super-Resolution & Beyond
Description:
This special session focuses on recent advances in image
restoration, enhancement, and super-resolution leveraging
Diffusion-based Image Transformers (DIT). DIT models have
shown remarkable potential in generating high-fidelity
visual outputs by effectively combining diffusion
probabilistic models with transformer architectures. The
session aims to bring together researchers working on
DIT-based methods for low-level vision tasks, such as
denoising, deblurring, inpainting, resolution upscaling, and
perceptual quality improvement. We will explore how DIT
frameworks can be adapted, optimized, and extended to
address real-world degradation scenarios while maintaining
computational efficiency and generalization across diverse
datasets.
Session organizer
Assoc. Prof. Tingting Yang, University of Sanya, China
The topics of interest include, but are not limited
to:
• Diffusion models for image restoration
• Transformer-based architectures in low-level vision
• Image super-resolution and quality enhancement
• Degradation-aware generative modeling
• Efficient inference and lightweight DIT design
• Multi-modal conditioning for image reconstruction
• Evaluation metrics and benchmarks for DIT-enhanced images
Submission method
Submit your Full Paper (no less than 8 pages) or your paper
abstract-without publication (200-400 words) via
Online Submission System, then choose Special Session 10
(DIT-Driven Visual Enhancement: Restoration, Super-Resolution & Beyond)
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Introduction of session organizers

Assoc. Prof. Tingting Yang
University of Sanya, China
Tingting Yang, a high-level talent in Hainan Province and a member of the National New Engineering Virtual Reality Education Committee, is a visiting scholar at Beijing Normal University. Her research focuses on the application of 3D vision and virtual reality technology. She has led two grants from the Hainan Natural Science Foundation and two projects from the Sanya Science and Technology Bureau. Additionally, she has been involved in six grants from the Hainan Natural Science Foundation, three educational reform projects, and three research projects from the Hainan Education Bureau. Yan Tingting has published more than 30 academic papers in journals and international conferences, including 3 in the SCI index, over ten EI-indexed articles, and one in a core Chinese journal. She has also authored or co-authored four textbooks and holds two software copyrights, three utility patents, and one invention patent.
