On the Construction of a Second Order Gaussian Recursive Filter
Ardelio Galletti, Giulio Giunta
Abstract
Ardelio Galletti, Giulio Giunta
Abstract
Gaussian recursive filters (RFs) are frequently used in several research fields with th aim to approximate in an efficient way Gaussian filters and Gaussian-based convolutions. Among them, the first-order Gaussian RF, also in its K-iterated form, has been recently used in data assimilation. However, a recent study has proved that in the base case (K = 1) this method is not able to well approximate the Gaussian convolution for all values of the standard deviation. Here we propose a new way to construct a second order RF whose smoothing coefficients are chosen in order to enhance the accuracy of the approximation.
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Gaussian recursive filters (RFs) are frequently used in several research fields with th aim to approximate in an efficient way Gaussian filters and Gaussian-based convolutions. Among them, the first-order Gaussian RF, also in its K-iterated form, has been recently used in data assimilation. However, a recent study has proved that in the base case (K = 1) this method is not able to well approximate the Gaussian convolution for all values of the standard deviation. Here we propose a new way to construct a second order RF whose smoothing coefficients are chosen in order to enhance the accuracy of the approximation.
Key concepts: Gaussian filter, Gaussian, Iterated function, Convolution (computer science), Gaussian random field, Smoothing, Gaussian blur, Gaussian function