CONTRAST ENHANCEMENT WITH SALIENCY PRESERVATION

Vijaya Singh; Ankur Shukla; Sumit kr. Gupta

CONTRAST ENHANCEMENT WITH SALIENCY PRESERVATION

Authors: Vijaya Singh, Ankur Shukla, Sumit kr. Gupta

Unique Paper ID: 152947
Volume: 8
Issue: 5
PageNo: 88-94

Keywords: SSIM PSNR MSE OBJECT

Abstract:
For the evaluation of the quality of the enhanced image without human interventions, we need objective functions which tell us all about the quality of image through image parameters. Various objective functions are illustrated in this paper. To generate a good contrast enhancement image with preserved basic quantitative and qualitative parameters. Objective function formed here by combination of three performance measures, entropy value, contrast per pixel (CPP) and number of edges (edge pixels). Entropy gives the average information contained in image. If histogram is uniform that means information contain is high. and the contrast per pixel give the difference of the pixel brightness to the average brightness of the boundary pixel. If CPP is high then edge detection is easy. Entropy value gives the average information content of image or randomness present in image. If the distribution of the intensities (brightness level) in histogram of the image is uniform, then we can say that histogram is equalized and also the entropy of the image is high. The other objective functions considered are PSNR i.e., peak signal to noise ratio & MSE i.e., measure of enhancement, here SSIM i.e., structural similarity is low as in the case of enhancement the structural similarity is compromised for enhanced image. In images, edge contains vital information. Sharp edges are easily distinguishable and pleasing to human vision and also suitable for the machine learning. The object identification in the image needs sharp edges. The core idea the given literature is to maintain the mean brightness of the image, so image is illuminated properly. During enhancement the output image must have a high value of SSIM and also PSNR value must be high. So, the output image is not very different from input image. The brightness preservation in output image is measured using (AMBE) absolute mean brightness error value, image feature qualities i.e., similarity of output image to input image are checked by SSIM and PSNR. Contrast enhanced images from the technique achieves a good trade-off between focus in the image, low contrast improvement and brightness retaining along with the natural appeal of the input image.

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 8
Issue: 5
PageNo: 88-94

CONTRAST ENHANCEMENT WITH SALIENCY PRESERVATION

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