Acta Photonica Sinica, Volume. 51, Issue 11, 1101001(2022)
Application of Deep Learning in Underwater Imaging(Invited)
Fig. 4. Effects of different algorithms before and after processing[23]
Fig. 12. Computational polarization difference imaging systems based on Stokes vector[63]
Fig. 14. Passive under water polarization imaging detection method in neritic area[4]
Fig. 17. Neural network for polarimetric underwater image recovery
Fig. 18. Four kinds of polarization-intensity information confluence models and its comparative versions[73]
Fig. 19. Comparison between raw images and restoration results of eight models[73]
Fig. 22. Reconstruction results of CSGI and GIDL at different sampling rates[88]
Fig. 23. Reconstruction results based on DL and CS methods at different concentrations[87]
Fig. 24. Comparison of simulation results of UGI-GAN,UDLGI,and PDLGI at different sampling rates[84]
Fig. 28. Color image of the seabed from UHI and SAM classification[97]
Fig. 30. A tunable LED-based underwater multispectral imaging system[98]
Fig. 31. Staring underwater spectral imaging system with optimal waveband subset[100]
Fig. 32. Self-supervised hyperspectral and multispectral image fusion network[110]
Fig. 36. Reconstruction results of GAN-FSI and FSI at different sampling rates[130]
Fig. 41. The target imaging with the distance of 20 m in clear water was recorded by the lidar-radar[158]
Fig. 46. Rapidly extract focused targets from underwater digital holograms[212]
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Jun XIE, Jianglei DI, Yuwen QIN. Application of Deep Learning in Underwater Imaging(Invited)[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2022, 51(11): 1101001
Category: Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics
Received: Apr. 26, 2022
Accepted: Jun. 27, 2022
Published Online: Dec. 13, 2022
The Author Email: Jianglei DI (jiangleidi@gdut.edu.cn), Yuwen QIN (qinyw@gdut.edu.cn)