Underwater image dehazing using joint trilateral filter
By Seiichi Serikawa. 2014
430 citations recorded by the source corpus.
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- Yan Wang
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- Yu Weng
Citations in the corpus
- NAS-Unet: Neural Architecture Search for Medical Image Segmentation (2019, methodology): “For the sake of fairness, we re-implement them by Pytorch [55] and use the same data augmentation(we also try to improve the quality of some noisy images [56], [57]).”
- Color Balance and Fusion for Underwater Image Enhancement (2018, background): “To complete our discussion about the severe and colordependent attenuation of light under water, it is worth noting the works in [31] and [46]–[48], which reveal and exploit the fact that, in turbid waters or in places with high concentration of plankton, the blue channel may be significantly attenu”
- Underwater Image Enhancement by Dehazing With Minimum Information Loss and Histogram Distribution Prior (2016, unknown): “Serikawa and Lu [20] solved the problems of scattering and color deviation for underwater images by compensating the attenuation discrepancy along the propagation path.”
- Enhancement of Underwater Images With Statistical Model of Background Light and Optimization of Transmission Map (2019, background): “(11) Due to the aggressive attenuation of the red channel in underwater images, the DCPgb that considers only G and B channels was defined as underwater DCP (UDCP) [22], [23].”
- Automatic Red-Channel underwater image restoration (2015, methodology): “With any of the three possibilities, the hypothesis of the theorem is verified.”