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APPLIED SCIENCES-BASEL
卷 11, 期 9, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/app11093895
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wavelet adaptive methods; contours preservation; wavelet multiresolution analysis
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- Romanian Ministry of Research and Innovation, CCCDI-UEFISCDI, within PNCDI III [PN-III-P1-1.2-PCCDI-2017-0776, 36 PCCDI/15.03.2018]
The fidelity of a digitally processed image can be evaluated using objective and subjective criteria, with subjective criteria best for images interpreted by humans and objective criteria based on pixel-by-pixel differences between original and reconstructed images. Weighting pixel differences based on human visual sensitivity is also a consideration. Improving medical images is crucial for diagnosis, with real-time reconstruction methods like modified Wiener filters and nonlinear cellular networks playing a key role.
The fidelity of an image subjected to digital processing, such as a contour/texture highlighting process or a noise reduction algorithm, can be evaluated based on two types of criteria: objective and subjective, sometimes the two types of criteria being considered together. Subjective criteria are the best tool for evaluating an image when the image obtained at the end of the processing is interpreted by man. The objective criteria are based on the difference, pixel by pixel, between the original and the reconstructed image and ensure a good approximation of the image quality perceived by a human observer. There is also the possibility that in evaluating the fidelity of a remade (reconstructed) image, the pixel-by-pixel differences will be weighted according to the sensitivity of the human visual system. The problem of improving medical images is particularly important in assisted diagnosis, with the aim of providing physicians with information as useful as possible in diagnosing diseases. Given that this information must be available in real time, we proposed a solution for reconstructing the contours in the images that uses a modified Wiener filter in the wavelet domain and a nonlinear cellular network and that is useful both to improve the contrast of its contours and to eliminate noise. In addition to the need to improve imaging, medical applications also need these applications to run in real time, and this need has been the basis for the design of the method described below, based on the modified Wiener filter and nonlinear cellular networks.
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