Comparison with related works on additional applications

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5. Noisy inputs (Flash/No-flash Image Integration)
6. Color Transfer (Similar Images Integration)

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V. Noisy inputs

	(a) Flash image	(b) No-flash image	(c) Pitié et al. 1	(d) HaCohen et al. 2	(e) Hwang et al. 3	(f) Our method
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VI. Color Transfer

This experiment uses similar image pairs by HaCohen et al.

	(a) Source image	(b) Reference image	(c) Pitié et al. 1	(d) HaCohen et al. 2	(e) Hwang et al. 3	(f) Our method
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References

1. F. Pitié, A. Kokaram, and R. Dahyot, “Automated colour grading using colour distribution transfer,”
   Elsevier J. Comput. Vision Image Understanding, vol.107, no.1-2, pp.123-137, 2007.
2. Y. HaCohen, E. Shechtman, D. B. Goldman, and D. Lischinski, “Non-rigid dense correspondence with applications for image enhancement,”
   ACM TOG (Proc. SIGGRAPH), vol.30, no.4, pp.70:1- 70:10, 2011.
3. Y. Hwang, J. Y. Lee, I.S. Kweon, and S. J. Kim, “Color transfer using probabilistic moving least squares,”
   in Proc. IEEE CVPR, pp.3342-3349, June 2014.