Dehazing using Generative Adversarial Network - A Review

Dehazing is a difficult process in computer vision that seeks to improve the clarity and excellence of pictures taken under cloudy, foggy, and rainy circumstances. The Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) has been a viable method for removing haze from photos in recent years. This is because GAN can understand intricate data patterns and provide high-quality outcomes. This paper provides a thorough examination of the most advanced strategies in dehazing utilizing GAN. The study examines the various elements utilized in GAN-based dehazing, including generator and discriminator architectures, loss functions, and training strategies. It also explores the evaluation metrics employed to assess the effectiveness of GAN-based dehazing methods. It also examines the datasets often used to train and evaluate these models. This research concludes by examining prospective avenues for future study in the domain of dehazing, employing GAN to tackle the obstacles of real-time dehazing, managing intricate scenarios with various atmospheric conditions, and enhancing the resilience of GAN-based dehazing models.