Image Denoising Method Based on External Nonlocal Self-similarity and Improved Sparse Representation
A sparse representation and self-similar technology, applied in the field of image processing, can solve the problems of low peak signal-to-noise ratio and loss of detail information in denoised images, and achieve the effect of improving peak signal-to-noise ratio, improving adaptability, and efficiently removing noise
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[0045] Such as figure 1 As shown, it is an image denoising method based on external non-local self-similarity and improved sparse representation. The algorithm needs to be iteratively processed to complete the denoising process. In order to improve the efficiency of denoising, only when the number of iterations is odd Clustering is performed on groups of noisy image blocks. Furthermore, the smooth block ratio of the noisy image only needs to be computed on the first iteration.
[0046] The steps of an image denoising method based on external non-local self-similarity and improved sparse representation are as follows:
[0047] (1) Divide the external clean image dataset into block groups
[0048] Take the Kodak PhotoCD dataset (http: / / r0k.us / graphics / kodak / ) as an external clean image dataset. The dataset contains 24 high-quality natural images, and the size of each image is 500×500. If the side length p of the image block is set to 6, the size of the image block is 6×6. In...
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