An anisotropic diffusion PDE for noise reduction and thin edge preservation
Zhouchen Lin, Qingyun Shi
Abstract
Zhouchen Lin, Qingyun Shi
Abstract
In this paper, an image denoising operator defined by a nonlinear partial differential equation (PDE) is presented. Similar to the operators proposed by Perona, Malik and Catte et al., it can remove noise, enhance step-like edges and keep the locality of the edges. Its extra ability is to keep thin edges. The criterion for stopping time is also investigated. The new operator is capable of removing rather high uniform noise without sacrificing the details of the image. If the noise is Gaussian with not too high standard deviation, the result is also quite good.
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In this paper, an image denoising operator defined by a nonlinear partial differential equation (PDE) is presented. Similar to the operators proposed by Perona, Malik and Catte et al., it can remove noise, enhance step-like edges and keep the locality of the edges. Its extra ability is to keep thin edges. The criterion for stopping time is also investigated. The new operator is capable of removing rather high uniform noise without sacrificing the details of the image. If the noise is Gaussian with not too high standard deviation, the result is also quite good.
Key concepts: Anisotropic diffusion, Noise reduction, Gaussian noise, Noise (video), Partial differential equation, Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution, Operator (biology), Diffusion