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📄 Abstract
Abstract: In practical applications, low-light images are often compressed for
efficient storage and transmission. Most existing methods disregard compression
artifacts removal or hardly establish a unified framework for joint task
enhancement of low-light images with varying compression qualities. To address
this problem, we propose a hybrid priors-guided network (HPGN) that enhances
compressed low-light images by integrating both compression and illumination
priors. Our approach fully utilizes the JPEG quality factor (QF) and DCT
quantization matrix to guide the design of efficient plug-and-play modules for
joint tasks. Additionally, we employ a random QF generation strategy to guide
model training, enabling a single model to enhance low-light images with
different compression levels. Experimental results demonstrate the superiority
of our proposed method..