2023
DOI: 10.3390/s23198101
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Multi-Scale FPGA-Based Infrared Image Enhancement by Using RGF and CLAHE

Jialong Liu,
Xichuan Zhou,
Zhenlong Wan
et al.

Abstract: Infrared sensors capture thermal radiation emitted by objects. They can operate in all weather conditions and are thus employed in fields such as military surveillance, autonomous driving, and medical diagnostics. However, infrared imagery poses challenges such as low contrast and indistinct textures due to the long wavelength of infrared radiation and susceptibility to interference. In addition, complex enhancement algorithms make real-time processing challenging. To address these problems and improve visual … Show more

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“…Strength Limitations HE, AHE, CLAHE on CPU 13 Shows that CLAHE is the most suitable technique in general condition…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Strength Limitations HE, AHE, CLAHE on CPU 13 Shows that CLAHE is the most suitable technique in general condition…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CLAHE clips and redistributes the histograms of each sub-image, thereby limiting the degree of contrast enhancement. CLAHE prevents the amplification of noise and excessive enhancement [29]. The ULIE method initially divides the original image into several non-overlapping sub-images, each denoted as s. We compute the the frequency of pixel values p s (i), representing the data distribution of pixel values i within each sub-image.…”
Section: Uneven-light Image Enhancement For Illumination-aware Region...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CLAHE clips and redistributes the histograms of each sub-image, thereby limiting the degree of contrast enhancement. CLAHE prevents the amplification of noise and excessive enhancement [34]. The ULIE method initially divides the original image into several non-overlapping sub-images, each denoted as s. We compute the frequency of pixel values p s (i), representing the data distribution of pixel values i within each sub-image.…”
Section: Uneven-light Image Enhancement For Illumination-aware Region...mentioning
confidence: 99%