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ADAPTIVE BILATERAL FILTER FOR SHARPNESS ENHANCEMENT AND NOISE REMOVAL
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AIM:
The main aim of our project is to implement the adaptive bilateral filter (ABF) algorithm for sharpness enhancement and noise removal.
NECESSITYThe goal of image restoration is to improve a degrade image in some predefined sense. Schematically this process can be visualized as
where f is the original image, g is a degraded/noisy version of the original image and f ̃ is a restored version.
Scope
The scope of this project is to deal with images that are appropriate for digital
photography. We do not consider images that are severely
degraded.
Importance of technique The ABF sharpens an image by increasing the slope of the
edges without producing overshoot or undershoot. It is an approach to
sharpness enhancement that is fundamentally different from the unsharp
mask (USM). This new approach to slope restoration also
differs significantly from previous slope restoration algorithms in that
the ABF does not involve detection of edges or their
orientation, or extraction of edge profiles.
• Image Enhancement: – A process which aims
to improve bad images so they will
“look” better. No quantitative measures Subjective Remove effects of sensing environment
Image Restoration: – A process which aims
to invert known degradation operations
applied to images. Mathematical, model dependent quantitative measures• Objective
Enhancement v.s. Restoration
Image restration :
Image restoration methods are used to improve the appearance of an image by application of a restoration process. It is use mathematical model for image degradation.
Eg:-1.Geomatric distortion caused by imperfect lenses.2.Superimposed interference patterns caused by
mechanical system.3.Noise from electronics sources.
The Goal of Image Restoration
The Degrade Image:- f(x,y) F=Original Image G= Degrade Image F=restoed The ABF are sharpens an Image by increasing the also slope
of the edges without undershoot (or) overshoot. Degradation models:- Motion Blur: long exposure uniform 2D Blur Out-Of-Focus Blur
Degradation Models
Degradation ModelsImage degradation can occur for many reasons, some typical degradation models are
Motion Blur: due to camera panning or subject moving quickly.
Atmospheric Blur: long exposure
Uniform 2D Blur
Out-of-Focus Blur
Ideally the value of a pixel should be the light intensity at a
infinitesimal point in the imaged scene.
Each sensor in a CCD array integrates the light intensity in a small
area surrounding a point with possibly non-equal weighting
The point spread function (PSF) is the image captured when there
is only one single point with high intensity in the scene.
This PSF is the degradation filter.
Typically h(x,y) due to sensor PSF is low-pass and is often
approximated by a Gaussian filter – h(x,y)= e^-k (x^2+y^2
Degradation Models
Cause of blurring :
The blerring (or) degradation of image can be caused by many factors.
1.The image capture process :by the camera (or) when long supose times are used.
2.out –of –focus optics :used as a mwide-angle lens.which are to reduced the number of photos captured.
Noise removal using spatial fillters :it is used to remove the various type of noise in digital image.it operated the small neighbouroods,3*3 to11*11.
Typical PSF Blurness
Degradation Due to Motion Blur
The sensor integrates the intensity value of a point over a certain exposure time T
When there are moving objects in the imaged scene at high speed (relative to exposure time), we see motion blur.
To reduce the motion blur, one can reduce the exposure time
Often due to camera panning or fast object motion. Linear along a specific direction.
Degradation Due to Motion Blur
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Noise Models
Most noise models assume the noise is some known probability density function. The density function is chosen based on the underlining physics.
Gaussian: poor illumination.
Rayleigh: range image
Salt andPepper: faulty switch during imaging
Gamma or Exp: laser imaging
There are two types of filters:- 1.Analog: using analog electronics circuits such as
resistor, capacitor,opamp. These are using the noise reduction.
2.digital filters: these are using digital processor to
perform numerical calculation on sampled value of the signals.
Order filter :
Order filter operates on small sub image the most useful of the order filters in the median filter.
The median filter select the middle pixel value from the order set.
These disadvantages eliminate adaptive median filter. Order of the filter are two
1.Maximum filter :It is used to the selected the longest value in the window of the pixel.
2.Minimum filter :It is used to the selected the smallest values of the window of the pixel.
BILATERAL FILTER
Bilateral filtering smoothes images while preserving edges, by means of a nonlinear combination of nearby image values.
Domain filteringc(ξ,x) measures the geometric closeness between the neighborhood center x and a nearby point ξ
Range filterings( f(ξ), f (x)) measures the photometric
similarity between the pixel at the center point x and that of a nearby point ξ
Piecewise-linear bilateral filtering
Suppose there is n pixels in a image, a bilateral filtering might require O(n2) time – VERY SLOW.
A filtering method with fixed mask like mean filtering is a convolution by mask and image.
The mask of bilateral filtering varies with its center pixel.
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Piecewise-linear bilateral filtering (cont.)
Divide a image into M level by intensity; each level has a reference intensity fj . So we have a new filtering funtion:
This new function has a fixed mask within each level.
The final output h(x) is a linear interpolation between the output hj(x) of the two closest values fj .
How to decide σr by image ? Noise causes smaller
difference between pixels, and edges cause lager difference.
Maybe we can evaluate the difference within image to find a better σr.
How to Compute Every Pixel
f1 f2 f3
f4 f5 f6
f7 f8 f9
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∑f(i)*w(i)
Origin Image Weight Output Image
Normalisation Factor
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Bilateral Filter For image I at coordinate I(m,n):
geometric closeness between (m,n) and (m0,n0)
photometric similarity between I(m,n) and I(m0,n0)
Bilateral FilterImpulse
ResponseDegraded
ImageBilateral filter
output
BILATERAL FILTER
Advantages Fast Simple Intuitive parameter selection Edges preserving
Limitations Over smooth Can’t iterate many times
ADAPTIVE BILATERAL FILTER The ABF retains the general form of
a bilateral filter, but contains two important
modifications. First, an offset is introduced
to the range filter in the ABF. Second, both and the
width of the range filter in the ABF are locally adaptive
Adaptive Bilateral FilterImpulse
ResponseDegraded
ImageAdaptive
Bilateral filter output
Adaptive Bilateral Filter Advantages
Fast Simple Intuitive parameter selection Edges preserving Sharpens image Smoothes the noise
APPLICATIONS
Digital Photography Astronomical image restoration
Algorithm for Bilateral Filter
Take image as input and also range filter and domain filter values
Calculate Gaussian weights Calculate a smaller window Calculate normalization factor for the window Calculate the impulse response of the
window Repeat the process from third step till
thesize of whole image Send the image as output
Algorithm using ROI Read an Image Convert the RGB image to Gray Calculate ROI Form a degraded image by adding
PSF blur and random noise Apply Bilateral Filter Apply Adaptive Bilateral Filter Display the Images
Algorithm for whole image
Read an Image Form the Degraded Image Apply Bilateral Filter Apply Adaptive Bilateral Image Display the Images
Algorithm for Adaptive Bilateral Filter Take image as input and also range filter and
domain filter values and gamma values Calculate Gaussian weights Calculate a smaller window Calculate normalization factor for the window Calculate the impulse response of the
window Repeat the process from third step till the
size of whole image Send the image as output
Creating the ROI (Region Of Internet)
The ROI are using the analysis on past of an Image. The ROI are actually using the standards' counters or) free counters.
an image most is 8-bit image. If a pixel in the mask
is non zero the corresponding pixel in the image to process is processed.
If the pixel in the image mask value is ‘0’ the
corresponding pixel in the image to process in left unchange. The default value of the offset is (0,0).
ROI Containg The two Elements:-
1. Bounding rectangle for an ROI: 2.Regions List: these array are containing counter
identifier. Where as 0An exterior counter 1An interior counter.
Introduction to digital filters:- In a signal processing the function of filter is to
remove unwanted past of the signal such as random noise.
FLOW CHART
Degraded image
Knowledge of image creation process
Input imaged(r,c)
Develop Degradedmodel
Develop inverseDegradedprocess
output imageI(r,c)
Apply inverse degradation
process
Linear filters:- you can use linear filtering to remove certain types of noise such as Gauss ion filters.
Non-Linear Filters:- It is extended linear filter. It is using the to find the rank and order.
Introduction to MATLAB:- MATLAB is high-performance language for technical computing. It
integrated computation visualization and programming. The program in written in non-interactive language such as a C (or)
FORTRAN.
The MATLAB System :
It is contain two 5 main parts. 1.Develpment Environment
2.The MATLAB mathematical function
3.The MATLAB language
4.Graphics
5.The MATLAB application program interface(API)
Requirements
Computer 40 GB Hard Disk Pentium Processor 2.6 or 3.0 G Hz SpeedSoftware:MATLAB 7.2 or 7.4 or 7.6 version
DEGRADED RESULTSDegraded ImageOriginal Image
HISTROGRAM
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histogram Degraded Image
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BILATERAL RESULTSOriginal ImageBilateral filter image
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histogram bilteral filtered Image
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ADAPTIVE BILATERAL RESULTS
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ROI RESULTS
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FUTURE SCOPE
For future development of the ABF, we would suggest that the following
issues be addressed.
First, the ABF tends to resize the image, due to its fundamental
mechanism of sharpening an image by pulling up or pushing down pixels
along the edge slope.
Second, the ABF does not perform as well at corners as it does on
lines and spatially slow-varying curves, since the ABF is primarily based
on transforming the histogram of the local data, which cannot effectively
represent 2-D structures.
Finally, in the current design of the ABF, a fixed domain Gaussian
filter is used.