Abstract

Stripe noise is usually introduced into infrared images during acquisition, which seriously deteriorates the image quality and affects the subsequent analysis of the image. In this paper, the spatial mathematic model and the comb-like impulse spectrum characteristics in Fourier domain of stripe noise are given. On this basis, a local adaptive threshold noise detection linear interpolation filter (LALIF) for stripe noise removal in infrared images is designed. In the filter method, the first, we crop the original image into two sub-images with optimal size to make the comb-like impulse spectrum characteristics of the stripe noise most prominent. The second, we use a local adaptive threshold to distinguish noise frequency points from the useful frequency points in the peak regions of the amplitude spectrum, and reassign the value of noise frequency points by linear interpolation. At last, we amalgamate the sub-images to obtain the stripe noise removal image. Experimental results indicate that the proposed method has a good performance in adaptability and stability for complex stripe noise removal in infrared images.

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