Image deconvolution using color priors
A deconvolution and image technology, applied in the field of image deconvolution and equipment using color prior, can solve the problem of ineffective arbitrary images
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[0015] The following description begins with some discussion of deconvolution theory and models for deblurring. The image prior is described next, followed by a discussion of gradient and color priors. This is followed by a discussion of color models and how to use them to find which colors to use as color priors.
[0016] The technical details described in this paper can be better understood in light of the following general observations on photographic images and resulting image models. Globally, most images have a relatively limited set of different colors. Furthermore, most small neighborhoods or localities in an image can be described by an even smaller set of colors, often even as few as two colors will suffice. A deblurred image can be modeled as a linear combination of two colors per pixel (ie, each pixel is a linear combination of two colors that varies from pixel to pixel). In other words, an image can be considered to be blended pixel by pixel ...
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