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13 Color constancy adjustment techniques

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Abstract

This chapter presents an overview on color constancy adjustment techniques. The concept of color constancy within digital images is first introduced and then some of the recent color correction methods are discussed. Some publicly available benchmark standard image datasets, which are used by the researchers to assess the performance of the color correction methods are introduced. These datasets contain both real and syntactical images of scenes illuminated by a single or multiple light source/s. Color constancy quality assessment measures, which are widely used in the literature, are also detailed. Finally, the performance of different color correction methods on images of different benchmark image datasets is assessed and compared. The chapter demonstrates that the learning-based approaches outperform the statistical based algorithms at significantly higher computation costs. Moreover, their performances are very data-dependent, while recent statistical-based methods have slightly lower performance to those of the learning-based algorithms at significantly lower computation cost and data dependency.

Abstract

This chapter presents an overview on color constancy adjustment techniques. The concept of color constancy within digital images is first introduced and then some of the recent color correction methods are discussed. Some publicly available benchmark standard image datasets, which are used by the researchers to assess the performance of the color correction methods are introduced. These datasets contain both real and syntactical images of scenes illuminated by a single or multiple light source/s. Color constancy quality assessment measures, which are widely used in the literature, are also detailed. Finally, the performance of different color correction methods on images of different benchmark image datasets is assessed and compared. The chapter demonstrates that the learning-based approaches outperform the statistical based algorithms at significantly higher computation costs. Moreover, their performances are very data-dependent, while recent statistical-based methods have slightly lower performance to those of the learning-based algorithms at significantly lower computation cost and data dependency.

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