The captured outdoor images and videos may appear blurred due to haze,fog,and bad weather conditions.Water droplets or dust particles in the atmosphere cause the light to scatter,resulting in very limited scene discer...The captured outdoor images and videos may appear blurred due to haze,fog,and bad weather conditions.Water droplets or dust particles in the atmosphere cause the light to scatter,resulting in very limited scene discernibility and deterioration in the quality of the image captured.Currently,image dehazing has gainedmuch popularity because of its usability in a wide variety of applications.Various algorithms have been proposed to solve this ill-posed problem.These algorithms provide quite promising results in some cases,but they include undesirable artifacts and noise in haze patches in adverse cases.Some of these techniques take unrealistic processing time for high image resolution.In this paper,to achieve real-time halo-free dehazing,fast and effective single image dehazing we propose a simple but effective image restoration technique using multiple patches.It will improve the shortcomings of DCP and improve its speed and efficiency for high-resolution images.A coarse transmissionmap is estimated by using the minimumof different size patches.Then a cascaded fast guided filter is used to refine the transmission map.We introduce an efficient scaling technique for transmission map estimation,which gives an advantage of very low-performance degradation for a highresolution image.For performance evaluation,quantitative,qualitative and computational time comparisons have been performed,which provide quiet faithful results in speed,quality,and reliability of handling bright surfaces.展开更多
基金This research was supported by the MSIT(Ministry of Science and ICT),Korea,under the ICAN(ICT Challenge and Advanced Network of HRD)program(IITP-2021-2020-0-01832)supervised by the IITP(Institute of Information&Communications Technology Planning&Evaluation)and the Soonchunhyang University Research Fund.
文摘The captured outdoor images and videos may appear blurred due to haze,fog,and bad weather conditions.Water droplets or dust particles in the atmosphere cause the light to scatter,resulting in very limited scene discernibility and deterioration in the quality of the image captured.Currently,image dehazing has gainedmuch popularity because of its usability in a wide variety of applications.Various algorithms have been proposed to solve this ill-posed problem.These algorithms provide quite promising results in some cases,but they include undesirable artifacts and noise in haze patches in adverse cases.Some of these techniques take unrealistic processing time for high image resolution.In this paper,to achieve real-time halo-free dehazing,fast and effective single image dehazing we propose a simple but effective image restoration technique using multiple patches.It will improve the shortcomings of DCP and improve its speed and efficiency for high-resolution images.A coarse transmissionmap is estimated by using the minimumof different size patches.Then a cascaded fast guided filter is used to refine the transmission map.We introduce an efficient scaling technique for transmission map estimation,which gives an advantage of very low-performance degradation for a highresolution image.For performance evaluation,quantitative,qualitative and computational time comparisons have been performed,which provide quiet faithful results in speed,quality,and reliability of handling bright surfaces.
