π A Cutting-Edge Solution and Dataset for Polarization-based Reflection-Free Imaging
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π Project Page | π Paper | π¦ [Dataset](Coming soon...)
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Large-Scale Dataset: PolaRGB includes 6,500 well-aligned RGB-polarization image pairs, 8Γ larger than existing datasets.
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Innovative Method: PolarFree leverages diffusion models to generate reflection-free priors for accurate reflection removal.
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State-of-the-Art Performance: Outperforms existing methods by ~2dB in PSNR on challenging real-world scenarios.
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Open Source: Code and dataset are freely available for research and development.
- β 2025-03-23 - π οΈ Repository initialized with documentation.
- β 2025-03-23 - π Project Page officially launched.
- β¬ TODO: π Paper available on arXiv.
- β¬ TODO: π Provide core codebase and pre-trained models for evaluation.
- β¬ TODO: π¦ Release the full PolaRGB dataset with download links.
- β¬ TODO: π Publish training code and instructions.
PolarFree addresses the challenging task of reflection removal using polarization cues and a novel diffusion-based approach. Key contributions include:
- PolaRGB Dataset: A large-scale dataset with diverse indoor and outdoor scenes, providing RGB and polarization images.
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Diffusion Model: Utilizes diffusion processes to generate reflection-free priors, enabling precise reflection removal and improved image clarity.
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Superior Results: Extensive experiments on the PolaRGB dataset show that PolarFree outperforms existing methods by ~2dB in PSNR, achieving cleaner reflection removal and sharper image details.
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Real-World Effectiveness: PolarFree demonstrates robust performance in real-world scenarios, such as museums and galleries, effectively reducing reflections while preserving fine details.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/mdyao/PolarFree.git cd PolarFree pip install -r requirements.txt
- Run the demo:
python demo.py --input example.jpg --output result.jpg
PolarFree achieves superior performance compared to existing methods:
If you find this work useful, please cite:
@inproceedings{polarfree2025,
title={PolarFree: Polarization-based Reflection-Free Imaging},
author={Mingde Yao, Menglu Wang, King-Man Tam, Lingen Li, Tianfan Xue, Jinwei Gu},
booktitle={CVPR},
year={2025}
}