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IDGCP: Image Dehazing Based on Gamma Correction Prior.

Mingye Ju, Can Ding, Y Jay Guo

IEEE Transactions on Image Processing : a Publication of the IEEE Signal Processing Society

|December 14, 2019

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This study presents an efficient image dehazing method using a novel gamma correction prior (GCP). The IDGCP method achieves high-quality image restoration with reduced processing time and computational cost.

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Area of Science:

Computer Vision
Image Processing

Background:

Hazy images degrade visual quality and hinder subsequent image analysis.
Existing dehazing methods often suffer from high computational complexity or suboptimal restoration quality.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a novel and efficient image dehazing method called IDGCP.
To leverage a new gamma correction prior (GCP) for improved dehazing performance.

Main Methods:

Preprocessing hazy images using the proposed gamma correction prior (GCP) for virtual transformation.
Extracting depth ratio from original and transformed hazy images based on atmospheric scattering theory.
Employing a global-wise strategy and vision indicator to recover scene albedo and restore the image.

Main Results:

The IDGCP method achieves high-quality image restoration with a single unknown constant and no refining process.
Demonstrated significant reductions in processing time and computational cost compared to other methods.
Experimental validation confirmed the robustness of each IDGCP step.

Conclusions:

IDGCP offers a superior image dehazing solution in terms of both restoration quality and implementation efficiency.
The proposed gamma correction prior (GCP) is effective for image dehazing.
The global-wise strategy simplifies the dehazing process and reduces computational overhead.