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Retinex at 50 @ Electronic Imaging Symposium 2016: San Francisco, CA, USA
- Alessandro Rizzi, Marcelo Bertalmío, John J. McCann:
Retinex at 50, San Francisco, CA, USA, February 14-18, 2016. Society for Imaging Science and Technology 2016 - Conference Overview and Papers Program. 1-2
- John J. McCann:
Retinex Algorithms: Many spatial processes used to solve many different problems. 1-10 - Alessandro Rizzi:
Designator Retinex, Milano Retinex and the locality issue. 1-5 - Mark E. McCourt, Barbara Blakeslee, Davis Cope:
The Oriented Difference-of-Gaussians Model of Brightness Perception. 1-9 - Vassilios Vonikakis, Stefan Winkler:
A center-surround framework for spatial image processing. 1-8 - Michael E. Rudd:
Retinex-like computations in human lightness perception and their possible realization in visual cortex. 1-8 - David Kane, Marcelo Bertalmío:
The Role of Lightness Perception in Determining the Perceived Contrast of Real World Scenes. 1-6 - Daniele L. R. Marini, Cristian Bonanomi, Alessandro Rizzi:
Processing astro-photographs using Retinex based methods. 1-10 - Marcelo Bertalmío:
Connections between Retinex, neural models and variational methods. 1-6 - Javier Vazquez-Corral
, Syed Waqas Zamir, Adrian Galdran
Image processing applications through a variational perceptually-based color correction related to Retinex. 1-6 - Jose Luis Lisani
A generalized white-patch model for fast color cast detection in natural images. 1-4 - Gabriele Gianini:
Statistical Aspects of Space Sampling in Retinex models. 1-6
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