Image contrast enhancement using DWT-SVD based masking technique

Sandeepa, K S; Jagadale, Basavaraj N; Bhat, J. S.; Kumar, Ranjeet; Naagund, Mukund N; Panchaxri,

doi:10.1109/cesys.2017.8321144

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“…We have used SVD to select intensity information of the SIDCSIHE and reconstructed approximation coefficients. In this paper, we tried to improve upon our previous work [17], the paper is structured as follows: Section 2 contains the proposed method and in Section 3 we discuss experimental results. The conclusions are given in Section 4.…”

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Image Contrast Enhancement by Scaling Reconstructed Approximation Coefficients using SVD Combined Masking Technique

Sandeepa¹,

Basavaraj²,

Mukund³

2018

ijacsa

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The proposed method addresses the general issues of image contrast enhancement. The input image is enhanced by incorporating discrete wavelet transform, singular value decomposition, standard intensity deviation based clipped sub image histogram equalization and masking technique. In this method, low pass filtered coefficients of wavelet and its scaled version undergoes masking approach. The scale value is obtained using singular value decomposition between reconstructed approximation coefficients and standard intensity deviation based clipped sub image histogram equalization image. The masking image is added to the original image to produce a maximum contrast-enhanced image. The supremacy of the proposed method tested over other methods. The qualitative and quantitative analysis is used to justify the performance of the proposed method.

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Image Contrast Enhancement by Scaling Reconstructed Approximation Coefficients using SVD Combined Masking Technique

Sandeepa¹,

Basavaraj²,

Mukund³

2018

ijacsa

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“…The image processing can be of two types such as analog image processing and digital image processing [1].But the digital image processing is most preferable than the analog image processing because it has large variety of algorithms and techniques for implementation. Digital image processing also avoids the reformation of the signals at the time of processing.…”

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Region of Interest based Contrast Enhancement Techniques for CT Image

Kaur¹

2018

IJRASET

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Medical images are used for decision making purpose by the physicians to recognize the disease by which the patient is suffering. Thus to lead the highly reliable results, it is mandatory that the image should be more qualitative and informative. In order to make an image more qualitative, the image enhancement technique is applied to it. Image enhancement is such a vast field and covers a large number of enhancing mechanisms under it. This study develops a medical image contrast enhancement technique by applying multi filters, curvelet transformation and un-sharp masking. For Multi Filtration, the Kuwahara filter and Gaussian filter is used in this. Along with this the ROI is applied to detect the infected areas or noise from the image. The implementation results show that the final enhanced image is quite qualitative in comparison to the initially input image in terms of Bit Error Rate, Mean Square Error, Standard Deviation, Peak Signal to Noise Ratio, Entropy, Contrast to Noise Ratio etc.

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