Abstract: Provided are an electronic devices and methods for processing an image through a canonical space, the method including receiving training images of a scene obtained from a first sensor, generating first conversion images by converting the training images into images corresponding to a scene obtained through a second sensor, generating second conversion images by converting a color value of the training images and a color value of the first conversion images, and training a canonical image generative model configured to convert the training images, the first conversion images, and the second conversion images into canonical space images of a canonical color space and a canonical illumination space.

Abstract: A method, implemented by a processor, of correcting lighting of an image includes inputting an input image to a first neural network and generating predicted lighting data corresponding to lighting of the input image and embedding data corresponding to a feature of the input image, inputting the generated predicted lighting data, the generated embedding data, and sensor data to a second neural network and generating a lighting weight corresponding to the input image, and generating correction lighting data for the input image by applying the generated lighting weight to preset basis lighting data corresponding to the input image.

Abstract: A framework for developing telecommunication applications is described. The framework comprises a number of interacting micro services. The micro service architecture of the invention is used to provide an efficient framework comprised of a set of functionalities that allows for the implementation of business logic for real-time transactions processing. The framework allows features or applications to be implemented using configuration or business rules, rather than a developer having to take the desired new functionality and add to a monolithic application using traditional methods.

Abstract: A framework for developing telecommunication applications for managing user profiles is described. The framework comprises a number of interacting micro services.