Abstract

In this study, we consider a filtering method for image sequence degraded by additive Gaussian noise and/or impulse noise. In general, for the image sequence filtering, motion compensation (MC) method is required in order to obtain good filtering performance both in the still and moving regions of an image sequence. Nevertheless, a heavy computation load is imposed on MC method and MC tends to get mistaken motion vector owing to additive noise. To overcome above drawbacks of MC, we propose a Video-DDWM filter. The Video-DDWM filter is derived by the following 2 steps. In the first step, 2D-data- dependent weighted median (DDWM) filter, whose all weights are decided by local information is extend to 3D-DDWM filter. In the second step, a motion information as the motion detector with robustness for eliminating impulse noise is taken into the 3D-DDWM filter. In addition to less computational load than the 3D-DDWM filtering with MC, Video-DDWM filtering gives better image sequence restoration results.© (1999) COPYRIGHT SPIE--The International Society for Optical Engineering. Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only.

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