Abstract
A simple low-distortion non-linear filter for the restoration of signals degraded by random impulsive noise is proposed. It performs considerably better than a median filter, lowering the reproducing error both in mean-square and maximum-error sense, although being comparable in computing time and in terms of storage.
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