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Coarse-to-fine Framework for Generative MEF via Implicit Neural Representation
TL;DR
A novel coarse-to-fine framework for generative multi-exposure fusion (MEF) using implicit neural representation was developed. This approach effectively combines low and high-resolution images to produce high-quality outputs.
✦ Why It Matters
Engineers can implement this coarse-to-fine MEF framework to enhance image quality in their applications today.
Key Takeaways
- Explore LIIFusion for efficient multi-exposure image processing.
- Utilize the coarse-to-fine approach to improve image quality.
- Implement adaptive exposure correction to recover lost details.
- Achieve faster processing times without sacrificing fidelity.
How It Works
LIIFusion operates in two stages. The coarse stage performs low-resolution generative fusion, which is enhanced by an adaptive exposure correction method that recovers details in over-exposed areas.
The fine stage employs a local implicit image function to create a multi-exposure fusion function, allowing it to query any target coordinates and fuse evidence from high-resolution sources effectively.