Volume 20 No 8 (2022)
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Image Quality Enhancement Taken by Multiple Cameras for Pedestrians Monitoring
Amel Tuama , Hajar Mujeeb , Hasan Abdulrahman
Abstract
Monitoring systems are rapidly becoming a frequently used technology in the smart town to increase the
quality of human life in digital living, where rover finding is one of the critical factors for people- centric smart
megacity operations such as wellbeing, security, traffic guiding, and unmanned vehicles. Bad weather, snow
and rain have a great impact on traffic enforcement and pedestrians streaming. For tracking pedestrians, our
system employs two steps as main idea techniques: picture decomposition and dictionary learning. As
beginning, a guided filter in conjunction with rain/snow detection is used. Then, obtain visual information
from the high-frequency section by designing a hierarchy of three layers structure. During the top layer, the
overarching lexicon is learned. In the second layer, the result is exposed to a second guided filtering in
conjunction with rain/snow detection. A topmost layer estimates the sensitivity to change across color
Keywords
Image enhancement, guided filtering, Structural SimilarityIndex (SSIM), Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR).
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