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Image dehazing algorithm based on light-value weighted allocation and multi-layer restricted perception.

Dongyang Shi¹, Sheng Huang^2,3, Wei Zhao¹

¹School of Communications and Information Engineering, Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Chongqing, 400065, China.

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|April 11, 2025

Summary

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The DWARP algorithm enhances image dehazing by improving bright region processing and noise resistance. This novel approach achieves superior performance in foggy conditions, benefiting applications like intelligent transportation.

Keywords:

Bright regions Image dehazing Noise resistance Restricted perception Weighted allocation

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Area of Science:

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Image Processing
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Existing image dehazing models struggle with distortions in bright regions and lack robustness to noise.
Effective dehazing is crucial for applications like intelligent transportation.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel image dehazing algorithm, DWARP (Dehazing With light-value weighted Allocation and multi-layer Restricted Perception), that addresses limitations in bright region processing and noise robustness.
To improve the accuracy and efficiency of image dehazing.

Main Methods:

Developed an atmospheric light estimation module using weighted allocation with a three-stage refinement process.
Implemented a multi-layer restricted perception scheme for transmittance estimation, transforming bright region distortions into transmittance error reduction.
Integrated a brightness adjustment module and a Gaussian denoising module to enhance visual quality and noise resistance.

Main Results:

The DWARP algorithm effectively prevents distortion in bright regions and significantly improves noise robustness.
Achieved high average performance metrics: PSNR (37.41 dB), SSIM (88.74%), and VIF (0.89) across four datasets.
Outperformed the RIDCP algorithm in PSNR, SSIM, and VIF, while also enhancing dehazing efficiency.

Conclusions:

The DWARP algorithm demonstrates scientific and theoretical correctness in its improvements for image dehazing.
The model effectively handles bright regions like the sky and exhibits strong noise resistance.
Presents a novel and effective approach for fog removal, advancing fields such as intelligent transportation.