An Image Denoising Method Based on Adaptive Weighted Total Variation
An adaptive weighting, total variation technique, applied in the field of image processing
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[0126] In the following experiments, peak signal to noise ratio (Peak signal to noise ratio, PSNR) is used to denoise the total variation image denoising method and the image denoising method based on an adaptive weighted total variation image denoising method proposed by the present invention ability to compare.
[0127] The mathematical definition of peak signal-to-noise ratio is:
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[0129] In the formula (16), the size of the image is M×N, the range of the gray value is L, x represents the original image, and y represents the detected image.
[0130] The peak signal-to-noise ratio represents the degree of difference between the original image and the detected image. The larger the value of the peak signal-to-noise ratio, the smaller the difference between the original image and the detected image, and the more realistic it is.
[0131] Normalize the original "Lena", "Barbara", "Cameraman", and "Moon", and add Gaussian white noise with a normal distribution mean ...
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