Reconstruction of noisy and blurred images using blur kernel

Ellappan, V.; Chopra, Vishal

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/263/4/042024

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“…Hubble's view of the M100 galaxy, soon after launch on the left and after corrective optics were installed in 1993. NASA / ESA Many factors can cause an image to become blurred, such as motion of the imaging device or the target object, errors in focusing, or the presence of atmospheric turbulence [7]. Indeed, the need for image deblurring goes beyond Hubble's story.…”

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The Image Deblurring Problem: Matrices, Wavelets, and Multilevel Methods

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Pasha³

2022

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The image deblurring problem consists of reconstructing images from blur and noise contaminated available data. In this AMS Notices article, we provide an overview of some well known numerical linear algebra techniques that are use for solving this problem. In particular, we start by carefully describing how to represent images, the process of blurring an image and modeling different kind of added noise. Then, we present regularization methods such as Tikhonov (on the standard and general form), Total Variation and other variations with sparse and edge preserving properties. Additionally, we briefly overview some of the main matrix structures for the blurring operator and finalize presenting multilevel methods that preserve such structures. Numerical examples are used to illustrate the techniques described.

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The Image Deblurring Problem: Matrices, Wavelets, and Multilevel Methods

Austin¹,

Español²,

Pasha³

2022

Preprint

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“…Image restoration is a process for restoring the degraded image from noise and blur to the original image. There are several methods of image restoration in the field image processing such as Median filter, guided filter, Wiener filtering, inverse filtering, Harmonic mean filter, Arithmetic mean filter, and Max filter, etc [7][8][9][10].…”

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“…Reconstruction of noisy blurred images using blur kernel by Ellappan and Chopra [10] are used Lucy Richardson algorithm which is also named a non-blind algorithm for making the image less noisy. Sun, et al, [11] presented color image denoising based on the guided filter and wavelet threshold.…”

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Restoration for blurred noisy images based on guided filtering and inverse filter

Al_taie

2021

IJECE

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The development of complex life leads into a need using images in several fields, because these images degraded during capturing the image from mobiles, cameras and persons who do not have sufficient experience in capturing images. It was important using techniques differently to improve images and human perception as image enhancement and image restoration etc. In this paper, restoration noisy blurred images by guided filter and inverse filtering can be used for enhancing images from different types of degradation was proposed. In the color images denoising process, it was very significant for improving the edge and texture information. Eliminating noise can be enhanced by the image quality. In this article, at first, The color images were taken. Then, random noise and blur were added to the images. Then, the noisy blurred image passed to the guided filtering to get on denoised image. Finally, an inverse filter applied to the blurred image by convolution an image with a mask and getting on the enhanced image. The results of this research illustrated good outcomes compared with other methods for removing noise and blur based on PSNR measure. Also, it enhanced the image and retained the edge details in the denoising process. PSNR and SSIM measures were more sensitive to Gaussian noise than blur.

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