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Colourization of Low-Light-Level Images Based on Rule Mining

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The colourization of grey image has been the hotspot research on night-vision technology for a long time. Low-light-level and infrared images are the result of optoelectronic device imaging, and they are usually grayscale. The human eyes have a high resolution and sensitivity to colourful images, so the colorization of night-vision image can enhance people’s awareness of targets and scene information. It is significant military and civil fields (see Zhen in Night vision image processing based on texture transfer. Donghua University, Shanghai, China, pp 1–4, 2011).

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Bai, L., Han, J., Yue, J. (2019). Colourization of Low-Light-Level Images Based on Rule Mining. In: Night Vision Processing and Understanding. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1669-2_8

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