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Deep image restoration in adverse weather: A survey.
Adverse weather image restoration aims to recover clean background scenes from images degraded by various weather conditions, such as haze, rain, and snow. With the rapid development of deep learning, single-task restoration methods targeting specific weather types have achieved remarkable progress
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