Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In the context of object recognition, it is useful to extract, from the images, efficient indexes that are insensitive to the illumination conditions, to the camera scale factor and to the 2D position and orientation of the object. ,  propose to cope with this invariance problem by normalizing the images according to these parameters in a preprocessing step. This spatio-colorimetric normalization transforms the images so that each pixel get a new position and a new color. These position and color are evaluated according to both the colors and the relative positions of all the pixels in the original image. The comparison of two images is then processed by evaluating the sum of the similarity measures beten local indexes extracted at the same positions and scales in the two images. The invariance and the discriminating por of our approach is assessed on a public database.
['Damien Muselet', 'Alain Trémeau']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Illumination invariant spatio-colorimetric normalization
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