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Seeing Dark Videos via Self-Learned Bottleneck Neural Representation

AAAI 2024 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Self-supervised video representation learning · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes a self-supervised, data-free low-light video enhancement method combining a hybrid neural representation, an entropy-based objective bottleneck, and a Chromatic Retinex decomposition.

Problem

Low-light video enhancement usually needs paired supervised data, which is costly to collect and creates domain gaps; existing self-supervised denoising and unsupervised enhancement methods struggle with intensive, hybrid noise and temporal flicker in dark videos.

Approach

Constrain self-supervised learning from both content and objective sides: a compact learned per-frame deep embedding feeds a video-level network (hybrid neural representation), an entropy constraint (Gaussian-mixture likelihood plus soft-histogram entropy and cross-entropy) suppresses noise and biased illumination, and a chromatic Retinex decomposition aligns reflectance temporally to enable noise

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use Ours instead of Zero-DCElow-light video enhancement · DRV evaluation setNIQE: 5.1637 -> 4.7616Helped
use Ours instead of RUASlow-light video enhancement · DRV evaluation setILNIQE: 33.0497 -> 31.1489Helped
use Ours instead of RUASlow-light video enhancement · DRV evaluation setNIQMC: 4.9217 -> 4.8123Hurt
use Ours instead of VBM4D + EnlightenGANcascaded denoising and enhancement · DRV evaluation setNIQE: 4.8043 -> 4.7616Helped
use Ours instead of UDVD + RUAScascaded denoising and enhancement · DRV evaluation setILNIQE: 33.5089 -> 31.1489Helped
use Ours instead of UDVD + RUAScascaded denoising and enhancement · DRV evaluation setNIQMC: 4.7444 -> 4.8123Helped
add hybrid neural representation (ablation)Seeing Dark Videos via Self-Learned Bottleneck Neural Representation · DRV evaluation setNIQE: 8.5161 -> 4.7616Helped
add Gaussian-mixture model objective bottleneck (ablation)Seeing Dark Videos via Self-Learned Bottleneck Neural Representation · DRV evaluation setNIQE: 5.1642 -> 4.7616Helped
add soft histogram constraint (ablation)Seeing Dark Videos via Self-Learned Bottleneck Neural Representation · DRV evaluation setNIQE: 5.6177 -> 4.7616Helped
use Chromatic Retinex instead of traditional Retinex (ablation)Seeing Dark Videos via Self-Learned Bottleneck Neural Representation · DRV evaluation setNIQE: 4.9132 -> 4.7616Helped
add channel-wise Gamma estimation (ablation)Seeing Dark Videos via Self-Learned Bottleneck Neural Representation · DRV evaluation setNIQE: 5.7324 -> 4.7616Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: DRV

Benchmarks: DRV

Metrics: NIQE ILNIQE NIQMC

Baselines: Zero-DCE RUAS EnlightenGAN SMID SDSD VBM4D UDVD MF LIME

Builds on: NeRV HNeRV Noise2Noise Zero-DCE Retinex

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