IMAGE DENOISING TECHNIQUES USING DISCRETE

WAVELET TRANSFORMS

Alisha P.B3 rd Sem

M.Tech inWireless Technology

Internal Guide :Prof .(Dr).GNANA SHEELA .K

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CONTENTS• Introduction• Objective• Goals Of Image Denoising• Image Denoising Techniques• How• Why• Block Diagram• Tools• Summary• Reference

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INTRODUCTION • Noise models

* Additive Noise Model

* Multiplicative Noise Model

* salt & pepper noise * Poisson noise * Speckle Noise

• Types of noise

* Gaussian Noise

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GAUSSIAN NOISE

ORIGINAL

POISSON NOISE

SALT N PEPPER SPECKLE NOISE

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Medical images

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Satellite images

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Geographical &

research images

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OBJECTIVE

• Analysis of Image denoising techniques using discrete wavelet transforms and find out the efficient method with respect to type of the image and noise in cooperate with it.

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Goals of Image Denoising

• To suppress the noise

• To preserve edges , image characteristics.

• To provide visual natural appearance

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Image Denoising Techniques

* Spatial Filtering

* Transform Domain Filtering

* Wavelet Based Thresholding Method

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Spatial Filtering

* Linear filters

mean filter wiener filter

* Non linear filters

median filter

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MEAN FILTER

• Current pixel replaced by arithmetic mean of it’s neighboring pixel values

Original input image Filtered output image

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WIENER FILTERww

IENER

• Comparing the received signal with the estimation of a desired noise signal

Original input image Filtered output image

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MEDIAN FILTER

• Centre value replaced by arithmetic median of it’s neighboring pixel values

Original input image Filtered output image

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* Spatial frequency filtering

low pass filter & fast Fourier transform

* Wavelet domain filtering

wavelet transforms

Transform Domain Filtering

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SPATIAL FREQUENCY FILTERING

FREQUENCY

FILTERING

Frequency Resolution

Fast Fourier transform

Transformation pixel by pixel

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WAVELET DOMAIN FILTERING

WAVELET

FILTERING

Time &Frequency Resolution

Multiresolution

Wavelet family

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Wavelet Based Thresholding

* Non Adaptive threshold

number of data points

•Adaptive threshold

wavelet coefficient

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WAVELET THRESHOLDING TECHNIQUE

Non Adaptive

VISU Shrink

Adaptive Sure Shrink Bayes Shrink Neigh Shrink Mod Neigh Shrink

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why

• Sparsity

• Multiresolution Structure

• Multiscale Nature.

• Time and Frequency Localization

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How

• Discrete wavelet transform is adopted to decompose

the noisy image and get the wavelet coefficients.

• These wavelet coefficients are denoised with wavelet

threshold.

• Inverse transform is applied to the modified

coefficients and get denoised image

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Block Diagram

Block diagram of Image denoising using Wavelet Transform

Input image

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INDICATORS

Peak signal to noise ratio

Mean square error

Visual quality

Structural similarity index

Coefficient correlation

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TOOLS

• MATLAB

• VHDL

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SUMMARY

* Several well known algorithms for denoising natural images were investigated and their performances are comparatively assessed. The results are simulated on MATLAB.2013a

• The proposed method gives significant improvement in terms of image quality and preserves the useful information

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