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SEE: See Everything Every Time

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SEE is a framework for adaptive brightness adjustment across broad lighting conditions using RGB frames and event-camera data. This repository provides the code for SEE-Net and resources for the SEE-600K dataset.

  • Event-guided brightness adjustment: uses RGB frames together with event data for broad-light-range image enhancement.
  • Continuous exposure control: supports pixel-level brightness adjustment through an exposure prompt.
  • Compact baseline: SEE-Net has approximately 1.9M parameters.
  • Large-scale dataset support: built around SEE-600K, which contains 610,126 images with corresponding event data across 202 real-world scenarios.

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Problem Definition Dataset Samples
SEE challenge task definition with challenging input, event guidance, and restored output SEE-600K dataset samples under low, normal, and high lighting conditions
Input RGB under challenging illumination + event representation -> brightness-adjusted RGB output. Examples cover low-light, normal-light, high-light, mixed illumination, and event views.
Scenario Coverage Baseline Visualization
SEE-600K scene examples and scenario word cloud SEE baseline visualization results produced by the released code
202 real-world scenarios with broad scene categories and multiple lighting groups. SEE-Net uses RGB frames, event data, and a brightness prompt for controllable output exposure.

Dataset Download

The datasets supporting this project are publicly available:

Pretrained Models

Pretrained checkpoints, evaluation logs, and experiment files for the released baselines are available on Google Drive:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1SWR9YVIrqFEkGGKrv3wSC5RqmMIEYjV2?usp=sharing

The folder is organized by method and includes checkpoints for EIFT_AAAI_SEE, eSl_SEE, EvLight, and SEENet_SEE, along with related logs and TEST_RESULTS.md.

Documentation

Chinese versions are also available:

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Citation

If you use the SEE-600K dataset or SEE-Net in your research, please cite:

@article{lu2025SEE,
  title={SEE: See Everything Every Time - Adaptive Brightness Adjustment for Broad Light Range Images via Events},
  author={Yunfan Lu, Xiaogang Xu, Hao Lu, Yanlin Qian, Pengteng Li, Huizai Yao, Bin Yang, Junyi Li, Qianyi Cai, Weiyu Guo, Hui Xiong},
  year={2025},
}

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