
In denoising, the important challenge is to remove the noise while protecting true information and avoiding undesirable modification in the images. Hence, denoising becomes a notable issue because of the necessity of removing noise before its use in any application. ĭigital images are mostly noised due to transmission and capturing disturbances.
#Renoise multiplicative combining code
For implementation details, source code can be accessed via. Extensive experimental results demonstrate that, the MOF can achieve additional improvement beyond the prototypes of the benchmarks in addition, the MOF embedded dehazing algorithm outperforms most of the state-of-the-arts in single image dehazing. Furthermore, we provide two post-processing methods to improve robustness and reduce computational complexity of the MOF. This MOF is then embedded into patch-wise dehazing to suppress halo artifacts. Secondly, we propose a Multi-scale Optimal Fusion (MOF) model to fuse pixel-wise and patch-wise transmission maps optimally to avoid misestimated transmission region. Therefore, we firstly propose a TME recognition method to distinguish TME and non-TME regions. Although pixel-wise method is free from halo artifacts, it has trouble with oversaturation. These Transmission MisEstimated (TME) edges further result in halo artifacts in patch-wise dehazing. We discover that the transmission map is commonly misestimated around the edges where grayscale change abruptly.

This paper proposes an efficient and fast dehazing algorithm for addressing transmission map misestimation and oversaturation commonly happening in dehazing.

Haze removal, namely dehazing has always been a great challenge in many fields. Image acquisition is usually vulnerable to bad weathers, like haze, fog and smoke.
