Method for color correction based on ground truth color chart
AssigneePurdue Research Foundation
InventorsYoung KIM, Sang Mok PARK, Yuhyun JI, Semin KWEON, Jungwoo LEEM
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AssigneePurdue Research Foundation
InventorsYoung KIM, Sang Mok PARK, Yuhyun JI, Semin KWEON, Jungwoo LEEM
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A method for correcting colors in a captured image, which includes receiving a ground truth color chart having a plurality of reference color patches, capturing an image based on a first color domain from a scene or sample of interest juxtaposed with the ground truth color chart, obtaining ground truth color values associated with each of the reference color patches in a second color domain, generating a scene or sample-specific dataset using the plurality of color values of the reference color patches in the ground truth color chart in the first and second color domains as the input and output, training a neural network of color correction with the dataset, and applying the trained neural network to convert portion of the scene or sample of interest outside the ground truth color chart in the first color domain to thereby generate an output image based on the second color domain.
A method for correcting colors in a captured image, comprising:
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