2014
DOI: 10.1007/s11045-014-0283-6
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3D extension of the fast and adaptive bidimensional empirical mode decomposition

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“…A fast, time efficient, and effective method is essential for processing real images that have a large size. Previous EMD-based methods were limited to small size images as the extrema detection, interpolation at each iteration, and the large number of iterations make their processing time consuming and complicated [19,44,45,46]. Therefore, those methods were just applicable to reduced size images, which resulted in losing some information during their process.…”
Section: Estimation Of the Spatial Imfs (Simfs)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A fast, time efficient, and effective method is essential for processing real images that have a large size. Previous EMD-based methods were limited to small size images as the extrema detection, interpolation at each iteration, and the large number of iterations make their processing time consuming and complicated [19,44,45,46]. Therefore, those methods were just applicable to reduced size images, which resulted in losing some information during their process.…”
Section: Estimation Of the Spatial Imfs (Simfs)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, those methods were just applicable to reduced size images, which resulted in losing some information during their process. Fast and Adaptive Tridimensional (3D) EMD, abbreviated as FATEMD, is a recent extension of the EMD method to three dimensions [19]. The FATEMD method is able to estimate volume components called tridimensional Intrinsic Mode Functions (3D-IMFs) quickly and accurately by limiting the number of iterations per 3D-IMF to one, and changing the process of computing upper and lower envelopes, which reduce the computation time for each iteration [19,44,46].…”
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“…4 (l) Concerning the FABEMD approach, we tend to select the second or the third BIMF as the region for embedding the watermark. This is motivated by the fact that they correspond to the middle frequency components of an image [1,2,21]. And it has been demonstrated that, if the watermark is embedded in the lower frequency bands, the scheme would be robust to attacks but the watermark may be difficult to hide.…”
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