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AAAI Conference 2026 Conference Paper

Rectification Reimagined: A Unified Mamba Model for Image Correction and Rectangling with Prompts

  • Linwei Qiu
  • Gongzhe Li
  • Xiaozhe Zhang
  • Qilin Sun
  • Fengying Xie

Image correction and rectangling are valuable tasks in practical photography systems such as smartphones. Recent remarkable advancements in deep learning have undeniably brought about substantial performance improvements in these fields. Nevertheless, existing methods mainly rely on task-specific architectures. This significantly restricts their generalization ability and effective application across a wide range of different tasks. In this paper, we introduce the Unified Rectification Framework (UniRect), a comprehensive approach that addresses these practical tasks from a consistent distortion rectification perspective. Our approach incorporates various task-specific inverse problems into a general distortion model by simulating different types of lenses. To handle diverse distortions, UniRect adopts one task-agnostic rectification framework with a dual-component structure: a Deformation Module, which utilizes a novel Residual Progressive Thin-Plate Spline (RP-TPS) model to address complex geometric deformations, and a subsequent Restoration Module, which employs Residual Mamba Blocks (RMBs) to counteract the degradation caused by the deformation process and enhance the fidelity of the output image. Moreover, a Sparse Mixture-of-Experts (SMoEs) structure is designed to circumvent heavy task competition in multi-task learning due to varying distortions. Extensive experiments demonstrate that our models have achieved state-of-the-art performance compared with other up-to-date methods.

NeurIPS Conference 2025 Conference Paper

Real-Time Scene-Adaptive Tone Mapping for High-Dynamic Range Object Detection

  • Gongzhe Li
  • Linwei Qiu
  • Peibei Cao
  • Fengying Xie
  • Xiangyang Ji
  • Qilin Sun

High dynamic range (HDR) images, with their rich tone and detail reproduction, hold significant potential to enhance computer vision systems, particularly in autonomous driving. However, most neural networks for embedded vision are trained on low dynamic range (LDR) inputs and suffer substantial performance degradation when handling high-bit-depth HDR images due to the challenges posed by extreme dynamic ranges. In this paper, we propose a novel tone mapping method that not only bridges the gap between HDR RAW inputs and the LDR sRGB requirements of detection networks but also achieves end-to-end optimization with the downstream tasks. Instead of relying on traditional image signal processing (ISP) pipeline, we introduce neural photometric calibration to regularize dynamic ranges and a scaling-invariant local tone mapping module to preserve image details. In addition, our architecture also supports performance transfer finetuning, enabling efficient adaptation from the LDR model to the HDR RAW model with minimal cost. The proposed method outperforms traditional tone mapping algorithms and advanced AI-ISP methods in challenging automotive HDR scenes. Moreover, our pipeline achieves real-time processing of 4K high-bit-depth HDR inputs on the Nvidia Jetson platform.

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