Haze removal from an image via generative adversarial networks
The performance of computer vision applications like autonomous vehicles, satellite imaging can get affected by real-world conditions such as haze, smoke and rain particles. Recent works focus on using deep-learning GAN-based and Transformer-based model for image dehazing. However, current methods s...
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Nanyang Technological University
2024
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/174985 |
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| Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
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| Summary: | The performance of computer vision applications like autonomous vehicles, satellite imaging can get affected by real-world conditions such as haze, smoke and rain particles. Recent works focus on using deep-learning GAN-based and Transformer-based model for image dehazing. However, current methods still stuggle to generate realistic and structurally accurate
dehazed images. Hence, this study propose to incorporate structuralsimilarity
loss and GAN adversarial loss into the training process to further
improve realism and structural accuracy of the dehazed image. As
such, an improved version of the Dehazeformer [14] is introduced in this paper by integrating SSIM loss and adversarial loss into the feedback training. Experiments were conducted on the RESIDE Benchmark Dataset [17] and the NTIRE challenge datasets [18-20]. The experiments displayed a
0.62%, improvement in Indoor Images PSNR, 0.1%/0.1% improvement in BRISQUE and NIQE score as well. Object detection experiments also showed my model performed better than the original Dehazeformer by an average of 0.07%. |
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