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CUD-NET: Color Universal Design Neural Filter for the Color Weakness
Sunyong Seo, Hana Kim, Jinho Park
Information on images should be visually understood to anyone, including the color weakness. However, it is not recognizable if color that seems distorted to the color weakness meets an adjacent object. We suggest CUD-NET based on convolutional deep neural network to generate color universal design (CUD) images that satisfy both color preservation and distinguishment of color for input images. CUD-NET regresses the node point of the piecewise linear function based on information of input images and comprises a specific filter per image. We present the following methods to generate CUD images for the color weakness. First, we refine the CUD dataset on specific criteria by color experts. Second, the input image information is expanded through the pre-processing specialized on the color weakness vision. Third, we suggest a multi-modal feature fusion architecture that combines features to process expanded images. Finally, we suggest a deformable loss function by the composition of the predicted image through the model to avoid the one-to-many problems of the dataset.
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