ILACS-LGOT: A Multi-Layer Contrast Enhancement Approach for Palm-Vein Images
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Abstract (arXiv)
This article presents an extended author's version based on our previous work, where we introduced the Multiple Overlapping Tiles (MOT) method for palm vein image enhancement. To better reflect the specific operations involved, we rename MOT to ILACS-LGOT (Intensity-Limited Adaptive Contrast Stretching with Layered Gaussian-weighted Overlapping Tiles). This revised terminology more accurately represents the method's approach to contrast enhancement and blocky effect mitigation. Additionally, this article provides a more detailed analysis, including expanded evaluations, graphical representations, and sample-based comparisons, demonstrating the effectiveness of ILACS-LGOT over existing methods.
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