NDLPNet: A Location-Aware Nighttime Deraining Network and a Real-World Benchmark Dataset
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2509.13766v1
- Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2025 07:24:47 GMT
- Title: NDLPNet: A Location-Aware Nighttime Deraining Network and a Real-World Benchmark Dataset
- Authors: Huichun Liu, Xiaosong Li, Yang Liu, Xiaoqi Cheng, Haishu Tan,
- Abstract summary: Rain streak artifacts hamper the performance of nighttime surveillance and autonomous navigation.<n>We propose a novel Nighttime Deraining Location-enhanced Perceptual Network (NDLPNet)<n>NDLPNet captures the spatial positional information and density distribution of rain streaks in low-light environments.
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- Abstract: Visual degradation caused by rain streak artifacts in low-light conditions significantly hampers the performance of nighttime surveillance and autonomous navigation. Existing image deraining techniques are primarily designed for daytime conditions and perform poorly under nighttime illumination due to the spatial heterogeneity of rain distribution and the impact of light-dependent stripe visibility. In this paper, we propose a novel Nighttime Deraining Location-enhanced Perceptual Network(NDLPNet) that effectively captures the spatial positional information and density distribution of rain streaks in low-light environments. Specifically, we introduce a Position Perception Module (PPM) to capture and leverage spatial contextual information from input data, enhancing the model's capability to identify and recalibrate the importance of different feature channels. The proposed nighttime deraining network can effectively remove the rain streaks as well as preserve the crucial background information. Furthermore, We construct a night scene rainy (NSR) dataset comprising 900 image pairs, all based on real-world nighttime scenes, providing a new benchmark for nighttime deraining task research. Extensive qualitative and quantitative experimental evaluations on both existing datasets and the NSR dataset consistently demonstrate our method outperform the state-of-the-art (SOTA) methods in nighttime deraining tasks. The source code and dataset is available at https://github.com/Feecuin/NDLPNet.
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