Rain will cause the occlusion and blur of background and target objects and affect the image visual effect and subsequent image analysis. Aiming at the problem of insufficient rain removal in the current rain removal algorithm, in order to improve the accuracy of computer vision algorithm in the process of rain removal, this paper proposes a multistage framework based on progressive restoration combined with recurrent neural network and feature complementarity technology to remove rain streak from single images. Firstly, the encoder-decoder subnetwork is adapted to learn multiscale information and extract richer rain features. Secondly, the original resolution image restored by decoder is used to preserve refined image details. Finally, we use the effective information of the previous stage to guide the rain removal of the next stage by the recurrent neural network. The final experimental results show that a multistage feature complementarity network performs well on both synthetic rainy data sets and real-world rainy data sets can remove rain more completely, preserve more background details, and achieve better visual effects compared with some popular single-image deraining methods.
Multistage Feature Complimentary Network for Single-Image Deraining
