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Python implementation of two low-light image enhancement techniques via illumination map estimation

License: MIT License

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illumination-estimation illumination-map-estimation lime low-light-enhance low-light-image python3 retinex

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Result differs from the dual illumination paper

I have tried running the dual algorithm and comparing it to the result from the paper, but they are different.

This is the original and enhanced version from the paper:

image

This is the output I get from running the dual script for this project:

Underexposed Test_DUAL_g0 6_l0 15

I am using the default parameters, g=0.6 and l=0.15. The results seem more noisy and oversaturated than the results displayed in the paper, and the contrast is different.

Is there a combination of parameters that would give the same results as the paper that I can try, or is it possible that there is a bug in the algorithm? Thanks.

GPU support

Does the model run on a GPU? If not, how can this be done? And are multiple GPUs supported?

I also noticed that images larger than 1000px are skipped due to lack of memory. I get pretty slow performance on RTX3080

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