Abstract
It cannot avoid the noise interference in image processing, whether it is image generation, or image transmission, among them, the most typical noise is salt and pepper noise and Gaussian noise. The salt and pepper noise will cause the image showing the random distribution of noise points, thus greatly reduce the image quality. The Gaussian noise affects the input, collection and output of the image processing. Gaussian noise will make the image blurred. Therefore, the image de-noising plays a very important role in image processing. It has direct influence on image segmentation, feature extraction and image recognition. As is known to all, the support vector machine has the advantages of solving the problem of nonlinear, high dimension and local minimum points. In this article, we use this advantage to propose an image de-noising method which is based on it. The method uses support vector regression to construct the filter for image de-noising. The feature extraction and training samples are designed to suppress different types of noise. Firstly, we use the noise pixel as the center of the 5*5 window, and generate the input vector of SVM from row to column. Secondly, we set the output of the support vector filter as an image that is not contaminated by noise. At this point, we get the training samples of SVM filter. In addition, the parameter selection of support vector machine has a great influence on the result of image de-noising. Therefore, the particle swarm optimization algorithm is proposed in this article to optimize the parameters of SVM. Finally, we adding the simulated salt and pepper noise and Gaussian noise in the original Lena image, and using several methods to carry out the de-noising experiment. From the experimental results we can see that the de-noising effect of filtering algorithm of this paper is very good for the two kinds of noise. It can effectively remove the noise, and better maintain the details and the color of the image.
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