DeflareMamba: Hierarchical Vision Mamba for Contextually Consistent Lens Flare Removal
Yihang Huang, Yuanfei Huang, Junhui Lin, Hua Huang

TL;DR
DeflareMamba introduces a hierarchical state space model framework for lens flare removal that effectively maintains contextual consistency and local details, outperforming previous methods in removing diverse flare artifacts.
Contribution
This work is the first to apply state space models to lens flare removal, combining hierarchical long-range and local dependencies for improved artifact removal and natural image preservation.
Findings
Effectively removes various flare artifacts including scattering and reflective flares.
Maintains natural appearance of non-flare regions in images.
Enhances downstream tasks like object recognition and semantic understanding.
Abstract
Lens flare removal remains an information confusion challenge in the underlying image background and the optical flares, due to the complex optical interactions between light sources and camera lens. While recent solutions have shown promise in decoupling the flare corruption from image, they often fail to maintain contextual consistency, leading to incomplete and inconsistent flare removal. To eliminate this limitation, we propose DeflareMamba, which leverages the efficient sequence modeling capabilities of state space models while maintains the ability to capture local-global dependencies. Particularly, we design a hierarchical framework that establishes long-range pixel correlations through varied stride sampling patterns, and utilize local-enhanced state space models that simultaneously preserves local details. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first work that introduces…
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