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1 February 1998 Two-dimensional variation and image decomposition
Pavel A. Chochia, Olga P. Miliukova
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Abstract
An image is assumed to be a blend of several statistically and semantically independent components, containing details of different information classes. Discussing about image decomposition we mean the splitting of an image onto the set of such components. Statistical distinctions of them allow to find effective algorithm for decomposition an image to several components of different properties. It gives the opportunity to extract form an image only the component of interest, thus to avoid redundant information from the following analysis, and finally to create decomposition- based image processing methods. To compare resulting images we introduce some formal quantitative measure for image estimation 2D variation, which is relied on continual image model. Its application for estimating of image decomposition is discussed. Under investigation we consider discrete model of image fragment, find rank algorithm for image decomposition, and discuss estimates of 2D variation.
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Pavel A. Chochia and Olga P. Miliukova "Two-dimensional variation and image decomposition", Proc. SPIE 3346, Sixth International Workshop on Digital Image Processing and Computer Graphics: Applications in Humanities and Natural Sciences, (1 February 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.301382
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KEYWORDS
Image analysis

Image processing

Image enhancement

Visualization

Smoothing

Algorithm development

Image filtering

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