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Fig 1.

Overview of the YOLOv5 Architecture.

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Fig 2.

The architecture of the proposed LP-GAN.

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Table 1.

Architecture of the generator in LP-GAN.

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Table 2.

Architecture of the discriminator in LP-GAN.

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Fig 3.

Evolution of generator outputs during training on (a) rainy, (b) foggy and (c) nighttime scenes.

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Fig 4.

Visual results of rainy-to-clear image translation using LP-GAN, with each column showing (from top to bottom) the rainy input, the generated output, and the clear-weather ground truth.

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Fig 5.

Visual results of foggy-to-clear image translation using LP-GAN, with each column showing (from top to bottom) the foggy input, the generated output, and the clear-weather ground truth.

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Fig 6.

Visual results of nighttime-to-clear image translation using LP-GAN, with each column showing (from top to bottom) the nighttime input, the generated output, and the clear-weather ground truth.

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Fig 7.

Comparative performance of LP-GAN, standard GAN, and AE on (a) rainy, (b) foggy, and (c) nighttime scenes.

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Fig 8.

Object detection results in three weather conditions.

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Fig 9.

mAP comparison under three different adverse weather conditions.

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