Colour Constancy

About This Presentation
Title:

Colour Constancy

Description:

Colour Constancy T.W. Hung Colour Constancy Human A mechanism enables human to perceive constant colour of a surface over a wide range of lighting conditions. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:13
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 22
Provided by: mcl148

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Colour Constancy


1
Colour Constancy
  • T.W. Hung

2
(No Transcript)
3
Colour Constancy Human
  • A mechanism enables human to perceive constant
    colour of a surface over a wide range of lighting
    conditions.
  • Land studied and attempted to explain the
    mechanism, Retinex theory.

4
(No Transcript)
5
Colour Histogram 2 (picture 4) Image under biased
lighting condition
Colour Histogram 1 (picture 3) Image under
reference lighting condition
6
Colour Constancy - Machine
  • Problem
  • Model
  • What form of a transform used in the algorithm
    is sufficient to discount the effect of change of
    illuminant
  • Mechanism
  • How to compute the parameters of the desired
    transformation

7
Common Assumption
  • A set of squared colour patches
  • Reasonable number of different coloured patches
  • Surface property is Lambertian
  • Single source of illumination
  • Even illumination over the scene

8
(No Transcript)
9
Model
  • Coefficient Model Von Kries, Finlayson

Ci,j,1 T Ci,j,2
10
Mechanism
  • White patch algorithm
  • Maximum to predefined maximum
  • Grey world algorithm
  • Average to predefined average
  • Gamut mapping method
  • Feasible mapping with Surface colour
    constraints, illumination constraints
  • Specular highlight detection method
  • Detect the presence of the specular highlight
  • Retinex algorithm
  • Average of logorithmic ratio of surface i and
    its neighborhood colours

11
  • All objects that are known to us from
    experience, or that we regard as familiar by
    their colour, we see through the spectacles of
    memory colour
  • Hering 1878

12
Problem
  • To compute a transformation to match the colours
    in the image to a database of known colours.
  • Form of transformation
  • Fitness measure for the matching criteria
  • Matching method

13
(No Transcript)
14
(No Transcript)
15
Mahanobis eqn.
16
Experimental setting
17
Graph of lighting
18
Picture
19
(No Transcript)
20
(No Transcript)
21
Conclusion
  • Description of the colour constancy problem
    model and mechanism
  • Description of some of the existing algorithms
  • Simple linear transformation
  • Minimum error matching criteria
  • Match to normalised colour model
  • Adaptation to relative colour match, seems
    robust
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)