The demand for high-resolution images has
significantly increased across various fields such as medical
diagnostics, surveillance, satellite imaging, and digital restoration. This paper proposes a novel histogram-based
resolution enhancement method using advanced image processing and machine learning techniques. The approach
incorporates fuzzy logic and adaptive histogram equalization
to improve the visibility and detail of low-resolution images while mitigating artifacts and noise. By leveraging neural networks, specifically a backpropagation model, this method
learns and processes histogram features to enhance image quality. Experimental results on MRI brain images demonstrate superior performance, showing improvements in Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio (PSNR) and Root Mean Squared
Error (RMSE). This work contributes to the advancement of
high-resolution imaging by providing a robust and
computationally efficient solution that can be applied in
critical areas like medical imaging and forensic analysis