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Scene-based Nonuniformity Correction Complemented by Block Reweighting and Global Offset Initialization

  • Hong, Yong-hee;Lee, Keun-Jae;Kim, Hong-Rak;Jhee, Ho-Jin
    • Journal of the Korea Society of Computer and Information
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    • v.22 no.8
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    • pp.15-23
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    • 2017
  • In this paper, the block reweighting and global offset initialization methods are proposed to complement the improved IRLMS algorithm which is the effective algorithm in registration based SBNUC algorithm. Proposed block weighting method reweights the error map whose abnormal data are excluded. The global offset initialization method compensates the global nonuniformity initially. The ordinary registration based SBNUC algorithm is hard to compensate global nonuniformity because of low scene motion. We employ the proposed methods to improved IRLMS algorithm, and apply it to real-world infrared raw image stream. The result shows that new implementation provides 3.5~4.0dB higher PSNR and convergence speed 1.5 faster then the improved IRLMS algorithm.

Scene-based Nonuniformity Correction by Deep Neural Network with Image Roughness-like and Spatial Noise Cost Functions

  • Hong, Yong-hee;Song, Nam-Hun;Kim, Dae-Hyeon;Jun, Chan-Won;Jhee, Ho-Jin
    • Journal of the Korea Society of Computer and Information
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    • v.24 no.6
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    • pp.11-19
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    • 2019
  • In this paper, a new Scene-based Nonuniformity Correction (SBNUC) method is proposed by applying Image Roughness-like and Spatial Noise cost functions on deep neural network structure. The classic approaches for nonuniformity correction require generally plenty of sequential image data sets to acquire accurate image correction offset coefficients. The proposed method, however, is able to estimate offset from only a couple of images powered by the characteristic of deep neural network scheme. The real world SWIR image set is applied to verify the performance of proposed method and the result shows that image quality improvement of PSNR 70.3dB (maximum) is achieved. This is about 8.0dB more than the improved IRLMS algorithm which preliminarily requires precise image registration process on consecutive image frames.