An Adaptive Block Compressive Sensing Image Reconstruction Method
A block compressed sensing and image reconstruction technology, applied in image enhancement, image analysis, image data processing, etc., to achieve the effect of improving reconstruction accuracy, robustness, and accuracy
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[0061] Step 1, for the image s, first perform the size adjustment operation, and normalize the image with a size of 256*256, so that s∈R 256 ×256 , and N=256=2 8 Take K1=8+1=9.
[0062] Step 2: Segment the adjusted image in a variety of ways. There are K1=9 ways to divide the blocks, in which the sizes of 9 blocks are defined, which are respectively w 1 × h 1 (1×256), w 2 × h 2 (2×128),w 3 × h 3 (4×64),
[0063] w 4 × h 4 (8×32), w 5 × h 5 (16×16), w 6 × h 6 (32×8), w 7 × h 7 (64×4), w 8 × h 8 (128×2),w 9 × h 9 (256×1).
[0064] Step 3, segment the image s, and define the segmented result as Set the iteration parameter k1=0 for iterative calculation of different block methods,
[0065] Step 4, using w k1 × h k1 Segment the s image to get a total of 256 sub-blocks, and each sub-block is marked as s (1) ,s (2) ,...,s (256) , set the iteration parameter k2=1, a total of 256 iterations, and iteratively calculate sub-blocks.
[0066] Step 5, put s (k2)...
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