Color image noise removal by modified adaptive threshold median filter for RVIN

Yadav, Pranay

doi:10.1109/edcav.2015.7060562

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“…We tend to run our experiments on a core i5/2.4 GHz computer with 4 GB RAM and an NVEDIA/ (1 GB VRAM) VGA card. [10] So as to examine the performance of our image segmentation approach, we tend to used 3 benchmark data sets. The primary one is that the Digital Imaging and Communications in medicine (DICOM) data set.…”

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An Enhanced Brain Tumor Area Detection and Segmentation Techniques in MRI Medical Images using Modified K-Means Algorithm

Gupta¹,

Agrawal²,

Sharma³

2016

IJCA

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In medical image processing, one amongst the most important goal of the tumor detection. Within the human body there are different tumors deceases in now days. Brain tumor is very unsafe deceases for human body. Medical image processing provides a good solution for brain tumor detection with the help of MRI tumor image segmentation. Image segmentation refers to the method of partitioning an image into mutually exclusive regions. It may be considered as the most essential and crucial method for facilitating the delineation, characterization, and visualization of regions of interest in any medical image. Despite intensive analysis, segmentation remains a challenging issue due to the various image content, cluttered objects, occlusion, image noise, non-uniform object texture, and other factors. There are many algorithms and techniques accessible for image segmentation but still there has to develop an efficient, fast technique of medical image segmentation. This paper presents an efficient image segmentation methodology using K-means clustering technique.

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Section: Simulation and Resultsmentioning

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An Enhanced Brain Tumor Area Detection and Segmentation Techniques in MRI Medical Images using Modified K-Means Algorithm

Gupta¹,

Agrawal²,

Sharma³

2016

IJCA

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“…Threshold values will be different for different noise density. Other de-noising methods have either single threshold value or threshold having a constant value throughout the image irrespective of density of noise [2]. Author show that even the widely used algorithms (those are dependent on estimation of sundry information about noise cognate parameters) perform well if the parameter estimation was precise otherwise their results varies for different parameter estimation.…”

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A Novel Algorithm based on UBTMF for Colour Pictures

Rehani¹,

Saini²

2018

IJARCSSE

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The issue of picture denoising is one of the most established in the field, is as yet getting extensive focus from the exploration zone due to consistently expanding interest for sensibly valued great media and in additament its part as a pre-preparing venture for picture division, pressure, and so on, because of high spatial being without a vocation of mundane pictures, nearby averaging of the pixels impressively abate the commotion while bulwark the first structure of the picture. To enhance the execution of the essential channels, more compelling sifting calculations including the exchanging vector channels and the amalgamation vector. In spite of the fact that there are different sifting calculations to cull, the more preponderant part of them is not outfit predicated. Multifarious Median Filter (AMF) performs well at low commotion densities. Be that as it may, at high filter densities the window measure must be expanded which may prompt obscuring the picture. In exchanging middle channel the cull depends on Re-characterized limit esteem. The paramount downside of this technique is that characterizing a vigorous cull is onerous. Supplementally these channels won't consider the nearby highlights because of which points of interest and edges may not be recouped severely, concretely when the filter level is high. To vanquish the above downside, Decision Predicated Algorithm (DBA) is proposed. In this, the picture is denoised by utilizing a 3x3 window. On the off chance that the preparing pixel esteem is 0 or 255 it is handled or else it is left unaltered. At high commotion thickness the middle esteem will be 0 or 255 which is boisterous. The goal of disuniting is to expel the driving forces so the commotion free picture is planarity recouped with least flag bending. Filter (Clamor) expulsion can be accomplished by utilizing sundry subsisting direct dissevering procedures which are main stream as a result of their numerical straightforwardness and the presence of the assembling direct framework hypothesis. In spite of the fact that middle channels expel motivation clamor without harming the edges, the prodigious majority of them work consistently over the picture and in this way have a propensity to alter both commotion and clamor free pixels. Preferably, the disuniting ought to be connected just to debased pixels while leaving uncorrupted pixels in place. We propose a novel calculation for clamor diminishment in light of UBTMF for Colour pictures.

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“…The reliability and robustness of such systems strictly depend on the environmental conditions, for instance, light intensity. There have been many studies attempting to eliminate the unwanted effects of unpredictable incoming light sources [14,15,[24][25][26].…”

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“…Developing a small wearable device with high accuracy and short processing time is a challenge due to low resolution, background changes, and hardware constraints. In case of wearable devices, there are strong variations in illumination, background, shadows and other random types of noise such as impulse noise [14], Gaussian noise, Poisson noise [15], Speckle noise, Salt and Pepper noise, which can make the situation even more complicated. To address this problem, various effective noise reduction methods for small wearable devices are studied and exploited in this paper.…”

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Implementation of Noise Reduction Methods for Rear-View Monitoring Wearable Devices

Nguyễn

Kim

et al. 2016

JSN

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This study suggests effective noise reduction methods for wearable neckband devices, which are able to monitor users' rear-view areas. The wearable neckband device helps the user to monitor rear-view areas in which he/she is unable to see in normal ways (without turning back). Unlike general computers or supercomputer systems, the neckband devices have some particular constraints such as small size, lightweight and low power consumption. In a general vision system, there are many kinds of noises, which significantly decrease system quality such as impulse noise, random noise, motion noise, etc. These noises also affect wearable devices, which use cameras as the system input. Moreover, when the user walks or runs, the neckband device moves accordingly. The changing position of the neckband device causes many other noises such as camera motion (ego-motion) noises. Furthermore, when the user walks from indoors to outdoors or vice versa, the illumination dramatically changes, which also affects the device performance. Effective noise reduction methods to deal with these noises are proposed in this study. Random noise and other small noises are removed by using a Gaussian filter

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Color image noise removal by modified adaptive threshold median filter for RVIN

Cited by 21 publications

References 14 publications

An Enhanced Brain Tumor Area Detection and Segmentation Techniques in MRI Medical Images using Modified K-Means Algorithm

An Enhanced Brain Tumor Area Detection and Segmentation Techniques in MRI Medical Images using Modified K-Means Algorithm

A Novel Algorithm based on UBTMF for Colour Pictures

Implementation of Noise Reduction Methods for Rear-View Monitoring Wearable Devices

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