Low-Light Image Segmentation on Edge Computing System

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Abstract

Segmenting low-light images, such as images showing cracks on tunnel walls, is challenging due to limited visibility. Hence, we need to combine image brightness enhancement and a segmentation algorithm. We introduce essential preliminaries, specifically highlighting deep learning-based low-light image enhancement methods and the pixel-level image segmentation algorithm. After that, we provide a three-step low-light image segmentation algorithm. The proposed algorithm begins with brightness and contrast enhancement of low-light images, followed by accurate segmentation using a U-Net model. By various experimental results, we show the performance metrics of the proposed low-light image segmentation algorithm and compare the proposed algorithm’s performance against several baseline models. Furthermore, we demonstrate the implementation of the proposed low-light image segmentation pipeline on an edge computing platform. The implementation results show that the proposed algorithm is sufficiently fast for real-time processing.

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Choi, S. C., & Kim, S. Y. (2026). Low-Light Image Segmentation on Edge Computing System. Sensors, 26(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/s26010327

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