• Acta Optica Sinica
  • Vol. 43, Issue 6, 0612003 (2023)
Yifeng Hou1, Chang Ding2、3、4、*, Hai Liu3, Mandal Mrinal4, Xingyu Gao2, Zhendong Luo2, and Ziku Wu5
Author Affiliations
  • 1School of Electronics and Information Engineering, Wuzhou University, Wuzhou 543001, Guangxi, China
  • 2School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Guilin University of Electronic Technology, Guilin 531004, Guangxi, China
  • 3School of Information and Control Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology, Xuzhou 221116, Jiangsu, China
  • 4Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Alberta, Edmonton T6G 1H9, Alberta, Canada
  • 5School of Science and Information, Qingdao Agricultural University, Qingdao 266109, Shandong, China
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    Yifeng Hou, Chang Ding, Hai Liu, Mandal Mrinal, Xingyu Gao, Zhendong Luo, Ziku Wu. Enhancement and Recognition of Infrared Target with Low Quality Under Backlight Maritime Condition[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2023, 43(6): 0612003 Copy Citation Text show less
    Infrared maritime images under backlight condition
    Fig. 1. Infrared maritime images under backlight condition
    Histograms of sub-images in Fig. 1
    Fig. 2. Histograms of sub-images in Fig. 1
    Target detection results under different maritime conditions using classical LCM. (a) Target detection result under backlight condition with ω1=9 and k=3; (b) target detection result under backlight condition with ω1=27 and k=3; (c) target detection result under heavy wave interference with ω1=7 and k=3; (d) target detection result under heavy fog with ω1=9 and k=3
    Fig. 3. Target detection results under different maritime conditions using classical LCM. (a) Target detection result under backlight condition with ω1=9 and k=3; (b) target detection result under backlight condition with ω1=27 and k=3; (c) target detection result under heavy wave interference with ω1=7 and k=3; (d) target detection result under heavy fog with ω1=9 and k=3
    Schematic diagram of original histogram modification
    Fig. 4. Schematic diagram of original histogram modification
    Results of new histogram equalization
    Fig. 5. Results of new histogram equalization
    Structural element in filter and edge information after amplification. (a) Structural element in filter; (b) result of edge information of #1 in Fig.1 amplified by 10 times; (c) result of edge information of #3 in Fig.1 amplified by 10 times
    Fig. 6. Structural element in filter and edge information after amplification. (a) Structural element in filter; (b) result of edge information of #1 in Fig.1 amplified by 10 times; (c) result of edge information of #3 in Fig.1 amplified by 10 times
    Flowchart of HEPLEF algorithm
    Fig. 7. Flowchart of HEPLEF algorithm
    Enhancement results of HEPLEF algorithm. (a) Entire result and local target region of #1 in Fig.1; (b) enhancement result and local target region of #1 in Fig.1; (c) entire result and local target region of #3 in Fig.1; (d) enhancement result and local target region of #3 in Fig.1
    Fig. 8. Enhancement results of HEPLEF algorithm. (a) Entire result and local target region of #1 in Fig.1; (b) enhancement result and local target region of #1 in Fig.1; (c) entire result and local target region of #3 in Fig.1; (d) enhancement result and local target region of #3 in Fig.1
    Comparison of enhancement results before and after edge information fusion. (a) After edge information fusion; (b) before edge information fusion
    Fig. 9. Comparison of enhancement results before and after edge information fusion. (a) After edge information fusion; (b) before edge information fusion
    Enhancement result of #4 in Fig. 1 by HEPLEF algorithm. (a) Original image; (b) enhancement result
    Fig. 10. Enhancement result of #4 in Fig. 1 by HEPLEF algorithm. (a) Original image; (b) enhancement result
    Principle for target detection based on local contrast saliency and minimum target detection unit under single scale. (a) Principle for target detection based on local contrast saliency; (b) minimum target detection unit under single scale
    Fig. 11. Principle for target detection based on local contrast saliency and minimum target detection unit under single scale. (a) Principle for target detection based on local contrast saliency; (b) minimum target detection unit under single scale
    Schematic diagram of target detection unit with multiple scale
    Fig. 12. Schematic diagram of target detection unit with multiple scale
    Pseudocode of LCMMBC algorithm
    Fig. 13. Pseudocode of LCMMBC algorithm
    Schematic diagram of target detection result and local contrast saliency by LCMMBC algorithm. (a) Schematic diagram of target detection result; (b) schematic diagram of local contrast saliency
    Fig. 14. Schematic diagram of target detection result and local contrast saliency by LCMMBC algorithm. (a) Schematic diagram of target detection result; (b) schematic diagram of local contrast saliency
    Comparison of enhancement results for #1 in Fig. 1 obtained by different algorithms. (a) Classical histogram equalization algorithm; (b) MMBEBHE algorithm; (c) ETHE algorithm (Tthreshold=5); (d) Retinex algorithm (k=7)
    Fig. 15. Comparison of enhancement results for #1 in Fig. 1 obtained by different algorithms. (a) Classical histogram equalization algorithm; (b) MMBEBHE algorithm; (c) ETHE algorithm (Tthreshold=5); (d) Retinex algorithm (k=7)
    Comparison of enhancement results for #3 in Fig. 1 obtained by different algorithms. (a) Classical histogram equalization algorithm; (b) MMBEBHE algorithm; (c) ETHE algorithm (Tthreshold=5); (d) Retinex algorithm (k=7)
    Fig. 16. Comparison of enhancement results for #3 in Fig. 1 obtained by different algorithms. (a) Classical histogram equalization algorithm; (b) MMBEBHE algorithm; (c) ETHE algorithm (Tthreshold=5); (d) Retinex algorithm (k=7)
    Target recognition result and three-dimensional diagram of local contrast saliency for #1 in Fig. 1 with w1=9 and k=2.(a) Target recognition result; (b) three-dimensional diagram of local contrast saliency
    Fig. 17. Target recognition result and three-dimensional diagram of local contrast saliency for #1 in Fig. 1 with w1=9 and k=2.(a) Target recognition result; (b) three-dimensional diagram of local contrast saliency
    Target recognition result and three-dimensional diagram of local contrast saliency for enhancement result of #1 in Fig. 1 with w1=9 and k=2. (a) Target recognition result; (b) three-dimensional diagram of local contrast saliency
    Fig. 18. Target recognition result and three-dimensional diagram of local contrast saliency for enhancement result of #1 in Fig. 1 with w1=9 and k=2. (a) Target recognition result; (b) three-dimensional diagram of local contrast saliency
    Image#1 in Fig. 1Fig. 15(a)Fig. 15(b)Fig. 15(c)Fig. 15(d)Fig. 8(b)
    AG1.111.671.461.330.992.34
    Image#3 in Fig. 1Fig. 16(a)Fig. 16(b)Fig. 16(c)Fig. 16(d)Fig. 8(d)
    AG1.072.711.563.511.554.72
    Table 1. AG of original image and enhancement algorithms
    ImageFig. 15(a)Fig. 15(b)Fig. 15(c)Fig. 15(d)Fig. 8(b)
    LCG3.361.140.302.783.46
    ImageFig. 16(a)Fig. 16(b)Fig. 16(c)Fig. 16(d)Fig. 8(d)
    LCG2.070.492.172.542.67
    Table 2. Comparison of LCG of different enhancement algorithms
    IndicatorMPCMMLHMDECMLCMMBC
    DR95.296.495.899.8
    FAR36.142.543.623.4
    Table 3. Comparison of target detection rates and target false alarm rates between different algorithms unit: %
    Yifeng Hou, Chang Ding, Hai Liu, Mandal Mrinal, Xingyu Gao, Zhendong Luo, Ziku Wu. Enhancement and Recognition of Infrared Target with Low Quality Under Backlight Maritime Condition[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2023, 43(6): 0612003
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