TAXONOMY OF NATURE INSPIRED COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING FOR HARSH WEATHER

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Meenu .
Vinod Kumar Panchal
Gourav kumar

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The concept of harsh weather image processing is generally vague, ambiguous and imprecise. Limited work is carried out in many outdoor computer vision applications. Recently the nature inspired Computational Intelligence technique has emerged as an efficient mechanism to handle diverse uncertainty characteristics. This paper presents the human mind based Computational Intelligence technique emerging in harsh weather vision enhancement. Researchers have shown keen Interest on the application of natural inspired techniques and proved as an efficient approach to build versatile and adaptable system to solve non linear problem which are much effective to use in the computer vision.

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