Abstract:To address the limitations of existing motion deblurring algorithms, such as poor edge restoration and the tendency to produce blurry artifacts, an image deblurring network based on attention mechanisms and prompt learning is proposed. The network integrates a feature fusion module designed with attention mechanisms, which utilizes multi-scale information from different layers to guide the network to focus on edge details, consequently improving edge restoration quality. A lightweight prompt module is introduced into the decoder to enhance the reconstruction ability of fuzzy region features by capturing the global structure information of the image, and two attention branches are used to reduce the amount of network parameters and calculations. Experimental results demonstrate that the network achieves superior performance on three public datasets in terms of quantitative evaluation metrics, while maintaining competitive parameter counts and computational efficiency. The proposed method effectively restores edge details and reduces blurry artifacts.