SphinxNet - A Lightweight Network for Single Image Deraining

Jasuja, Chirag; Gupta, Harshit; Gupta, Devanshu; Parihar, Anil Singh

doi:10.1109/conit51480.2021.9498458

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“…Jasuga et al [84] developed the SphinxNet deraining neural network (see Figure 3). The model can be described in terms of three computation phases: (a) data scaling; (b) the DerainBlock phase, which entails the feedforward pass of initial scaling data across hierarchically placed local encoder and decoder networks; and, (c) final scaling.…”

Section: Multi-scale Based Deraining Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey of Deep Learning-Based Image Restoration Methods for Enhancing Situational Awareness at Disaster Sites: The Cases of Rain, Snow and Haze

Karavarsamis

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et al. 2022

Sensors

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This survey article is concerned with the emergence of vision augmentation AI tools for enhancing the situational awareness of first responders (FRs) in rescue operations. More specifically, the article surveys three families of image restoration methods serving the purpose of vision augmentation under adverse weather conditions. These image restoration methods are: (a) deraining; (b) desnowing; (c) dehazing ones. The contribution of this article is a survey of the recent literature on these three problem families, focusing on the utilization of deep learning (DL) models and meeting the requirements of their application in rescue operations. A faceted taxonomy is introduced in past and recent literature including various DL architectures, loss functions and datasets. Although there are multiple surveys on recovering images degraded by natural phenomena, the literature lacks a comprehensive survey focused explicitly on assisting FRs. This paper aims to fill this gap by presenting existing methods in the literature, assessing their suitability for FR applications, and providing insights for future research directions.

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Section: Multi-scale Based Deraining Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%