Abstract

A morphological kernel, or a subset of the kernel known as the basis, can be used to represent both linear and nonlinear filters. However, reconstruction of a linear shift invariant (LSI) filter is impractical since both its basis as well as its kernel are infinite. The paper presents a graphical property of the morphological kernel for LSI filters. A graphical reconstruction method is also introduced. >

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