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# Degradation Severity Estimation

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  1. Mural restoration stops asking only where damage is: a continuous severity field lifts PSNR by 3.27 dB

    Fading, stains and water marks on Dunhuang murals are semi-transparent damage that still leaves pigment and contours visible, yet a binary mask marks only where damage lies and cannot describe how severity varies inside that region. SC-PAD estimates a continuous terminal severity field from the degraded image and a coarse mask, reparameterizes a shared diffusion progress into pixel-wise local restoration progress, and drives image-space residual activation through a dynamic Alpha state with consistent endpoints and monotonic evolution. On a fixed 100-image test split, replacing the binary mask with predicted soft Alpha raised PSNR from 27.3421 dB to 30.6122 dB, while ground-truth Alpha added a further 3.2539 dB, marking severity estimation as the remaining bottleneck.

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