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What Is the Space of Attenuation Coefficients in Underwater Computer Vision?

CVPR 2017 · 3D vision › Depth and stereo · approach: Snapshot hyperspectral imaging · 201 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Constrain RGB attenuation coefficients to the oceanic and coastal loci derived from Jerlov water typesUnderwater image reconstruction · Jerlov water typesfeasible coefficient space: from the entire R3 to a limited manifoldHelped
Use the predicted locus allowing range, radiance, and water type to varyRGB effective attenuation coefficient model · Mediterranean Sea and Red Seaagreement with observed coefficientsHelped
Account for object range when estimating effective attenuation coefficientsUnderwater color reconstruction · Simulated Macbeth ColorCheckerrelative reconstruction error: eJ/J = zeβHelped
Account for object reflectance when estimating effective attenuation coefficientsUnderwater color reconstruction · Macbeth ColorChecker patchesreconstruction color errorHelped
Use a single wideband attenuation coefficient independent of scene propertiesCommon underwater image formation model · Underwater image reconstructionreconstruction error: 14%Hurt

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