By adopting the subsampling technique, the method proposes a contrast-adaptive strategy to solve this problem.
Moreover, the authors in [8] proposed a contrast enhancement method using the dynamic range separate histogram equalization (DRSHE) approach to preserve the naturalness of images and improve the overall contrast.
The system proposed a contrast enhancement, thresholding and blood vessel segmentation to detect the dark candidate, followed by the classification of some features set for the macula detection by using a Gaussian mixtures model-based classifier.
Proposing a contrasting theory, the Romanian historian Curta wrote that Kurszán was the kende and Árpád gyula only succeeded him when Kurszán was murdered by Bavarians in 902 or 904.
They proposed a contrast-gain control model that has been very successful in modelling phase perception in binocular vision in normal vision [24], [27], and extended by us to successfully model binocular phase combination in amblyopic vision [27].
Pulvermüller et al. [26] had proposed a contrasting view of the motor activation induced by verbs: activation is not the consequence of the relationship between the verbs and the simulated actions but rather that it is inherently linked with lexical-semantic processing.
To overcome the aforementioned drawbacks, various histogram modifications have been proposed to provide more efficient histogram-based contrast enhancement methods, wherein such methods are fully explained in Section 2. Therefore, this study proposes a modified contrast-limited adaptive histogram equalization (CLAHE) technique which can be used to process the low-contrast CT images efficiently.
Hence, we propose a stereo contrast model to simulate the pop-out effect by combining the color/depth contrast and pop-out value.
We propose a stereo contrast model for detecting stereo saliency.
Also inspired by the Retinex theory, A. Choudhury et al. propose a novel contrast enhancement method for color images.
It has also been proposed a motion contrast technique to image a larger range of velocities [ 19].
