2021
DOI: 10.3390/sym13112097
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Joint Dedusting and Enhancement of Top-Coal Caving Face via Single-Channel Retinex-Based Method with Frequency Domain Prior Information

Abstract: Affected by the uneven concentration of coal dust and low illumination, most of the images captured in the top-coal caving face have low definition, high haze and serious noise. In order to improve the visual effect of underground images captured in the top-coal caving face, a novel single-channel Retinex dedusting algorithm with frequency domain prior information is proposed to solve the problem that Retinex defogging algorithm cannot effectively defog and denoise, simultaneously, while preserving image detai… Show more

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“…Despite these methods showing adequate performance in detail enhancement, they inevitably introduce colour distortion or amplify the inherent noise. Retinex-based methods [26,44,45] rely on the theory of colour constancy, and SSR, MSR, and MSRCR are typical representatives [46,47]. Among them, SSR can only enhance the grayscale image, MSR yields colour distortion in enhancement images, and MSRCR fails to highlight the image details.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite these methods showing adequate performance in detail enhancement, they inevitably introduce colour distortion or amplify the inherent noise. Retinex-based methods [26,44,45] rely on the theory of colour constancy, and SSR, MSR, and MSRCR are typical representatives [46,47]. Among them, SSR can only enhance the grayscale image, MSR yields colour distortion in enhancement images, and MSRCR fails to highlight the image details.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%