[in Chinese], [in Chinese], [in Chinese], [in Chinese], [in Chinese]. Underwater image enhancement based on red channel weighted compensation and gamma correction model[J]. Opto-Electronic Advances, 2018, 1(10): 180024

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Fig. 1. Light absorption at different wavelengths underwater.

Fig. 2. The sample images.

Fig. 3. RGB channels and corresponding histogram distribution . (a ) Original image. (b ) R channel. (c ) G channel. (d ) B channel. (e ) Histogram distribution of R. (f ) Histogram distribution of G. (g ) Histogram distribution of B.

Fig. 4. (a ) Underwater image. (b ) Estimated theoretical value in red rectangle. (c ) RGB color cube.

Fig. 5. (a ) Original image. (b ) Red channel after compensation. (c ) Red channel after guided filtering. (d ) New RGB image.

Fig. 6. (a ) Histogram. (b ) Cumulative histogram.

Fig. 7. Gamma correction curve.

Fig. 8. Algorithm flow . (a ) Original image. (b ) After compensation. (c ) γ =0.8.

Fig. 9. (a ) Original image. (b ) γ =0.3. (c ) γ =0.6. (d ) γ =0.9. (e ) γ =1.2. (f ) γ =1.5.

Fig. 10. Comparison of different methods . (a ) Original images. (b ) DCP. (c ) Histogram equalization. (d ) Gray World. (e ) UCM. (f ) Our results.

Fig. 11. Comparison of different methods of actual underwater images . (a ) Original images. (b ) Histogram equalization. (c ) UDCP. (d ) Gray World. (e ) UCM. (f ) Our result.

Fig. 12. Video restoration by proposed algorithm.
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Table 1. The entropy of images.
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Table 2. The contrast of images.
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Table 3. Calculation time for different resolutions.

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