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7 December 1978 A 3-D (Three Dimensional) Image Preprocessing Technique
Isaac J. Dukhovich, James W. Gault
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Abstract
This paper presents a new "Plane of Minimum Variation" (PMV) image preprocessing technique. After this preprocessing a three-dimentional(3 -D) image, while still containing information in temporal direction, can be further processed by 2-D methods. For each current pel, the PMV technique localizes a plane in 3-D image representation. This plane contains those pels from the current pel's neighborhood whose luminance values are close to the luminance of the current pel. Based on parameter V, which is a measure of the "closeness", two realizations of the PMV technique are presented. The results of the simulation show that by using the PMV technique, parameter V can be improved (decreased) by 8-12 dB, compared to the image which is not preprocessed by the PMV technique.
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Isaac J. Dukhovich and James W. Gault "A 3-D (Three Dimensional) Image Preprocessing Technique", Proc. SPIE 0149, Digital Image Processing II, (7 December 1978); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.956668
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KEYWORDS
3D image processing

Image processing

Digital image processing

3D modeling

Statistical modeling

Data modeling

Aluminum

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