Methodological Approach Towards Removing Shadow and Detection
Keywords:
Shadow Removal, Detection MethodsAbstract
Identifying and removing shadows in various real-world situations, such as satellite pictures, and computer vision systems. It is a difficult job for humans to complete. Shadow in a high-resolution picture may incorrectly classify the actual object, lowering the performance of a satellite image. There are a variety of strategies and methods that can be used to identify and eliminate shadows from satellite images. This study paper aims to provide an overview of various methods and techniques for shadow detection and removal, along with their benefits and drawbacks. For researchers working in the same field, this study paper will serve as a quick reference.
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