PARIGI: a Patch-based Approach to Remove Impulse-Gaussian Noise from Images
Julie Delon, Agnès Desolneux, Thierry Guillemot
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Julie Delon, Agnès Desolneux, Thierry Guillemot
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In this paper, we present an implementation of the PARIGI method that addresses the problem of the restoration of images affected by impulse noise or by a mixture of Gaussian and impulse noise. The method relies on a patch-based approach, which requires careful choices for both the distance between patches and for the statistical estimator of the original patch. Experiments are performed in the case of pure impulse noise and in the case of a mixture of Gaussian and impulse noise.
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In this paper, we present an implementation of the PARIGI method that addresses the problem of the restoration of images affected by impulse noise or by a mixture of Gaussian and impulse noise. The method relies on a patch-based approach, which requires careful choices for both the distance between patches and for the statistical estimator of the original patch. Experiments are performed in the case of pure impulse noise and in the case of a mixture of Gaussian and impulse noise.
Key concepts: Impulse noise, Gaussian noise, Impulse (physics), Value noise, Computer science, Estimator, Gaussian, Gradient noise