1 October 2004 Color image enhancement using a multiple-scale opponent neural network
Tian Pu, Jie Zhang, Guoqiang Ni
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Abstract
One goal of image processing is to recreate the human visual perception of the original scene. We offer a method of color image enhancement for realistic image display. The algorithm is based on a special implementation of the feed-forward ON-OFF shunting neural network. The properties of the neural network for image processing are first investigated. The computational simulations make clear the strengths and weaknesses of the neural network. Combined with a brightness-based tone reproduction operator, a multiscale extension to the neural network is developed to correct the original version's weaknesses and provides a coherent framework for color image enhancement. The algorithm achieves both dynamic range compression and vivid color rendition and qualitatively approaches the aspects of early visual perception. Extensive tests demonstrate that this method could produce satisfying images without any unexpected results.
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Tian Pu, Jie Zhang, and Guoqiang Ni "Color image enhancement using a multiple-scale opponent neural network," Optical Engineering 43(10), (1 October 2004). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1787531
Published: 1 October 2004
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KEYWORDS
Visualization

Neural networks

Image enhancement

Image processing

Visual process modeling

Nickel

Optical engineering

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