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Explicit local segmentation based impulsive noise reduction for color images

Phu, M, Tischer, P and Wu, H 2005, 'Explicit local segmentation based impulsive noise reduction for color images', in K. N. Ngan and W. C. Siu (ed.) Proceedings of 2005 International Symposium on Intelligent Signal Processing and Communication Systems, Hong Kong, 13-16 December 2005, pp. 657-660.

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Title Explicit local segmentation based impulsive noise reduction for color images
Author(s) Phu, M
Tischer, P
Wu, H
Year 2005
Conference name International Symposium on Intelligent Signal Processing and Communication Systems
Conference location Hong Kong
Conference dates 13-16 December 2005
Proceedings title Proceedings of 2005 International Symposium on Intelligent Signal Processing and Communication Systems
Editor(s) K. N. Ngan
W. C. Siu
Publisher IEEE
Place of publication Hong Kong
Start page 657
End page 660
Abstract A family of local segmentation vector filters for color image noise suppression and detail preservation is proposed. Most state-of-the-art filters alleviate impulse noise well but tend to destroy thin lines, edges and fine image details. The proposed filters facilitate local segmentation to preserve image structures and noise suppression. First the K-VMF is developed and used for local segmentation, and then a selection of vector filters is used to reconstruct the current pixel. In addition, once pixels have been marked as being noisy, their values are not used in processing subsequent pixels. The proposed filters also demonstrated acceptable results for both objective and subjective assessments.
Subjects Image Processing
Keyword(s) segmentation
image filtering
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