Large-range polarization scattering imaging with an unsupervised multi-task dynamic-modulated framework

The adaptability of most polarization scattering imaging, such as supervised learning-related and physics-based algorithms, is still limited, especially in dynamic or variable scattering environments. More importantly, it is a challenge to obtain a sufficient amount of polarization data for practical applications. Hence, we propose a multi-task dynamic-modulated polarization de-scattering framework (MDPF) based on the unsupervised training strategy, which achieves real-time de-scattering for a single image, by using the physical transmission model of light in scattering media as well as gradient descent optimization. Our proposed framework can significantly improve adaptability to large-range scattering conditions, without large-scale datasets for training. In addition, the experiments in real haze scenarios verify the effectiveness and superiority of our proposed method, demonstrating the potential of the proposed method in real-world environments, such as remote sensing or underwater imaging.

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Journal
Optics Letters
Published
2025-04-14
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1364/ol.559415
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8
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Optical Polarization and Ellipsometry
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Large-range polarization scattering imaging with an unsupervised multi-task dynamic-modulated framework

Xueqiang Fan, L uuml Bing, Zhongyi Guo, Ling Qiao
8 citations
Optics Letters
Optical Polarization and Ellipsometry
5.39
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Large-range polarization scattering imaging with an unsupervised multi-task dynamic-modulated framework

Xueqiang Fan, L uuml Bing, Zhongyi Guo, Ling Qiao
article en
8 citations

Abstract

The adaptability of most polarization scattering imaging, such as supervised learning-related and physics-based algorithms, is still limited, especially in dynamic or variable scattering environments. More importantly, it is a challenge to obtain a sufficient amount of polarization data for practical applications. Hence, we propose a multi-task dynamic-modulated polarization de-scattering framework (MDPF) based on the unsupervised training strategy, which achieves real-time de-scattering for a single image, by using the physical transmission model of light in scattering media as well as gradient descent optimization. Our proposed framework can significantly improve adaptability to large-range scattering conditions, without large-scale datasets for training. In addition, the experiments in real haze scenarios verify the effectiveness and superiority of our proposed method, demonstrating the potential of the proposed method in real-world environments, such as remote sensing or underwater imaging.

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