arXiv Computer Vision By Hongri Tian, Wenxue Li, Tian Ye, Sixiang Chen, Lujia Wang, Xianying Wang, Xinhu Zheng, Gang Hua, Lei Zhu

Rethinking Underwater Image Enhancement: Learning through Text-Guided Degradation Curriculum

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The paper introduces a unified training framework for underwater image enhancement that addresses the scarcity of paired clean-degraded datasets. It employs a text-guided diffusion model to generate diverse, semantically consistent degraded images and uses a progressive degradation curriculum to balance learning across multiple attributes and difficulty levels. The approach also incorporates a transmission-guided one-step diffusion model to handle varying degradation severity, achieving superior performance on several underwater benchmarks.

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arXiv Computer Vision
Sep 2

IT-TextFusion: Iterative Text-Image Interaction with Text-Guided Residual Refinement for Degradation-Aware Image Fusion

The paper introduces IT-TextFusion, an iterative text-guided image fusion framework that uses text-conditioned feature interaction across multiple fusion and refinement stages. It incorporates deep cross-attention, multi-scale cross-gate fusion, and stage-specific text-conditioned modulation to enable degradation-aware global semantic conditioning while preserving complementary visible and infrared information. Experiments on benchmark datasets demonstrate improvements in information-preservation and perceptual-quality metrics, with some metric-dependent trade-offs.

By Siyang Liu, Peiyi Zhou, Tianle Jin, Rongrong Bian, Zheke Jin, Mengze Gao