2001
DOI: 10.1117/12.449725
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<title>Multiresolution image denoising based on wavelet transform</title>

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“…Then, this adjusted image is segmented using PCNN and the segmented image boundary is added to the original image. The third main step of the diagnosis process is the extraction of ten features, such as the contrast, the correlation and the dissimilarity, using wavelet-based analysis (Hassanien et al, 2001). Finally, these features are used to classify the images as normal or abnormal with SVM, a method which seeks the optimal separating hyper plane between two classes by focusing on the training samples that lie on the class boundaries while discarding other training samples effectively.…”
Section: Applications Of Neural Network In Disease Diagnosismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, this adjusted image is segmented using PCNN and the segmented image boundary is added to the original image. The third main step of the diagnosis process is the extraction of ten features, such as the contrast, the correlation and the dissimilarity, using wavelet-based analysis (Hassanien et al, 2001). Finally, these features are used to classify the images as normal or abnormal with SVM, a method which seeks the optimal separating hyper plane between two classes by focusing on the training samples that lie on the class boundaries while discarding other training samples effectively.…”
Section: Applications Of Neural Network In Disease Diagnosismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been shown to have good properties of time and frequency localization and is robust to time varying signal analysis. The wavelet coefficients represent measures of similarity of the local shape of the signal to the mother wavelet under different shifts and scales [43]. Wavelets with their multiresolution property, have been proved to be effective in the integrating of coarse features and finer resolution details of source images to produce a good fused image.…”
Section: Processingmentioning
confidence: 99%