Abstract
This paper presents a fast and compact hardware implementation using an efficient haze removal algorithm. The algorithm employs a modified hybrid median filter to estimate the hazy particle map, which is subsequently subtracted from the hazy image to recover the haze-free image. Adaptive tone remapping is also used to improve the narrow dynamic range due to haze removal. The computation error of the proposed hardware architecture is minimized compared with the floating-point algorithm. To ensure real-time hardware operation, the proposed architecture utilizes the modified hybrid median filter using the well-known Batcher's parallel sort. Hardware verification confirmed that high-resolution video standards were processed in real time for haze removal.
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Ngo, D., Lee, G. D., & Kang, B. (2019). A 4K-capable FPGA implementation of single image haze removal using hazy particle maps. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 9(17). https://doi.org/10.3390/app9173443
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