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Enhancement of Retinex Algorithm using Fast Fourier Transform
Author(s) -
Muazzamu Ibrahim,
Zayyanu Shuaibu,
M. Nura
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
international journal of computer applications
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 0975-8887
DOI - 10.5120/ijca2019919637
Subject(s) - computer science , fourier transform , algorithm , artificial intelligence , color constancy , fast fourier transform , computer vision , image (mathematics) , mathematics , mathematical analysis
Image processing plays an important role in various field of human endeavor. Retinex method is widely used to improve the quality of the processed images. It provides better dynamic range compression, lightness rendition and color constancy.it also aimed at mimicking human vision system and lead to efficient algorithm for enhancing local image contrast. Various researchers proposed distinctive methods for enhancing image quality. The oldest and most popular image enhancement algorithm is histogram equalization which is used to improve the contrast of image. Other methods are Single-Scale and Multi-Scale Retinex (MSR) used for image quality enhancement, but cause some halation problem, high computation time and does not preserve edges. Recursive bilateral filter can able to do its best for solving the problems faced in previous algorithms but still has high computation time. In this paper, we proposed fast and efficient method for improving the quality of an image and reducing the computational time using three main steps: 1. Apply Fast Fourier transform to the input image, to convert the image frequency domain from spatial domain and multiply gaussian filter with illumination in frequency domain, this will speed up the processing time and provide better result. 2. Retinex algorithm is used to

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