A Constrained Gibbs/MRF Filter For Image Enhancement

碩士 === 逢甲大學 === 電機工程研究所 === 86 === During the last few years, the nonlinear filter has been the dominating filter class for removing the non-Gaussian noise. The success of nonlinear filters isbased on two intrinsic properties : edge prese...

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Main Authors: Chen, Jun-Chang, 陳志昌
Other Authors: Lin Li-Chan
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1998
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/68462308205859342465
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Summary:碩士 === 逢甲大學 === 電機工程研究所 === 86 === During the last few years, the nonlinear filter has been the dominating filter class for removing the non-Gaussian noise. The success of nonlinear filters isbased on two intrinsic properties : edge preservation and effective noise attenuation with robustness against impulse noise. However, it may cause edge jitters, streaking and may remove important image details. The main reasons is that the nonlinear filter use only rank- order information of the input data within the filter window, and discards the signal spatial-order information. In order to utilize both rank- and spatial-order information of the input data, several classes of nonlinear filter has been proposed. Recently, Gibbs/MRF model has been widely used to model the local statistics of images and proven to be a useful approach for some image applications. The image enhancement technique, introduced by Park and Kurz, utilize Gibbs/MRF model to incorporate the spatial-order information in the filter operation in order to reduce the noise effect of the image. Compare with the conventional nonlinear filter, a better performance for reducing the non-Gaussian noise of this approach has been illustrated by some experimental results. However, due to it*s computational complexity, it is difficult to enlarge the filter*s window size in order to extract more spatial information of the image data. In this research, we develop a constrained Gibbs Markov Random Field (Gibbs/MRF) model for the image processing. This approach utilizes the directional constraint to choose more influential cliques for the Gibbs/MRF model. In this way, we can not only reduce the computational complexity, but also increase the window size of the filter. We utilize the directional characteristic of the image feature to include more influence cliques, and exclude the other cliques for the Gibbs/MRF mode. By reducing the number of clique in the Gibbs/GMF model, we can enlarge the window to acquire more spatial-order information of the image without increasing the computational complexity. The experimental results of proposed method will also indicated in this thesis.