A Lightweight Low-Light Image Enhancement Network via Channel Prior and Gamma Correction

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2402.18147v2
• Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2024 18:29:14 GMT
• Title: A Lightweight Low-Light Image Enhancement Network via Channel Prior and Gamma Correction
• Authors: Shyang-En Weng, Shaou-Gang Miaou, Ricky Christanto,
• Abstract summary: Low-light image enhancement (LLIE) refers to image enhancement technology tailored to handle low-light scenes. We introduce CPGA-Net, an innovative LLIE network that combines dark/bright channel priors and gamma correction via deep learning.
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• Abstract: Human vision relies heavily on available ambient light to perceive objects. Low-light scenes pose two distinct challenges: information loss due to insufficient illumination and undesirable brightness shifts. Low-light image enhancement (LLIE) refers to image enhancement technology tailored to handle this scenario. We introduce CPGA-Net, an innovative LLIE network that combines dark/bright channel priors and gamma correction via deep learning and integrates features inspired by the Atmospheric Scattering Model and the Retinex Theory. This approach combines the use of traditional and deep learning methodologies, designed within a simple yet efficient architectural framework that focuses on essential feature extraction. The resulting CPGA-Net is a lightweight network with only 0.025 million parameters and 0.030 seconds for inference time, yet it achieves superior performance over existing LLIE methods on both objective and subjective evaluation criteria. Furthermore, we utilized knowledge distillation with explainable factors and proposed an efficient version that achieves 0.018 million parameters and 0.006 seconds for inference time. The proposed approaches inject new solution ideas into LLIE, providing practical applications in challenging low-light scenarios.

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