In this work, we investigate how illuminant estimation techniques can be improved taking into account intrinsic, low level properties of the images. We show how these properties can be used to drive, given a set of illuminant estimation algorithms, the selection of the best algorithm for a given image. The selection is made by a decision forest composed by several trees that vote for one of the illuminant estimation algorithm. The most voted algorithm is then applied to the input image. Experimental results on the widely used Ciurea and Funt dataset demonstrate the accuracy of our approach in comparison to other algorithms in the state of the art. © 2009 Springer Berlin Heidelberg.

Cusano, C., Ciocca, G., Bianco, S. (2009). Color constancy algorithm selection using CART. In Computational Color Imaging Workshop (pp.31-40). Springer [10.1007/978-3-642-03265-3_4].

Color constancy algorithm selection using CART

CIOCCA, GIANLUIGI;BIANCO, SIMONE
2009

Abstract

In this work, we investigate how illuminant estimation techniques can be improved taking into account intrinsic, low level properties of the images. We show how these properties can be used to drive, given a set of illuminant estimation algorithms, the selection of the best algorithm for a given image. The selection is made by a decision forest composed by several trees that vote for one of the illuminant estimation algorithm. The most voted algorithm is then applied to the input image. Experimental results on the widely used Ciurea and Funt dataset demonstrate the accuracy of our approach in comparison to other algorithms in the state of the art. © 2009 Springer Berlin Heidelberg.
paper
color constancy, algorithm selection, CART
English
International Workshop on Computational Color Imaging, CCIW March 26/27
2009
Computational Color Imaging Workshop
978-3-642-03264-6
2009
5646
31
40
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Cusano, C., Ciocca, G., Bianco, S. (2009). Color constancy algorithm selection using CART. In Computational Color Imaging Workshop (pp.31-40). Springer [10.1007/978-3-642-03265-3_4].
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