In this article, we propose a multiscale cross-connected dehazing network with scene depth fusion. We focus on the correlation between a hazy image and the corresponding depth image. The model encodes and decodes the hazy image and the depth image separately and includes cross connections at the decoding end to directly generate a clean image in an end-to-end manner. Specifically, we first construct an input pyramid to obtain the receptive fields of the depth image and the hazy image at multiple levels. Then, we add the features of the corresponding dimensions in the input pyramid to the encoder. Finally, the two paths of the decoder are cross-connected. In addition, the proposed model uses wavelet pooling and residual channel attention modules (RCAMs) as components. A series of ablation experiments shows that the wavelet pooling and RCAMs effectively improve the performance of the model. We conducted extensive experiments on multiple dehazing datasets, and the results show that the model is superior to other advanced methods in terms of peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR), structural similarity (SSIM), and subjective visual effects. The source code and supplementary are available at https://github.com/CCECfgd/MSCDN-master.
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