Adaptive Multi-Scale Entropy Fusion De-Hazing Based on Fractional Order

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2018
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Abstract
This paper describes a proposed fractional filter-based multi-scale underwater and hazy image enhancement algorithm. The proposed system combines a modified global contrast operator with fractional order-based multi-scale filters used to generate several images, which are fused based on entropy and standard deviation. The multi-scale-global enhancement technique enables fully adaptive and controlled color correction and contrast enhancement without over exposure of highlights when processing hazy and underwater images. This in addition to the illumination/reflectance estimation coupled with global and local contrast enhancement. The proposed algorithm is also compared with the most recent available state-of-the-art multi-scale fusion de-hazing algorithm. Experimental comparisons indicate that the proposed approach yields a better edge and contrast enhancement results without a halo effect, without color degradation, and is faster and more adaptive than all other algorithms from the literature.
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Authors Nnolim, Uche A.;
Journal Journal of imaging
Year 2018
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