On improving the noise reduction algorithms using image segmentation
On improving the noise reduction algorithms using image segmentation
This paper discusses how a partial segmentation of an image
can be used to enhance the performance of existing wavelet
noise reduction algorithms. It demonstrates that the spatial
decomposition, provided by the segmentation, complements
the frequency based decomposition of the wavelet transform,
leading to better localisation of objects and allowing
improvement of the noise reduction schemes.
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White, P.R.
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Baumann, O.
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DeStefano, A.
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2004
White, P.R.
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Baumann, O.
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DeStefano, A.
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White, P.R., Baumann, O. and DeStefano, A.
(2004)
On improving the noise reduction algorithms using image segmentation.
Proceedings of European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), Vienna, Austria.
06 - 10 Sep 2004.
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Abstract
This paper discusses how a partial segmentation of an image
can be used to enhance the performance of existing wavelet
noise reduction algorithms. It demonstrates that the spatial
decomposition, provided by the segmentation, complements
the frequency based decomposition of the wavelet transform,
leading to better localisation of objects and allowing
improvement of the noise reduction schemes.
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Proceedings of European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), Vienna, Austria, 2004-09-06 - 2004-09-10
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O. Baumann
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