Optics Communications

2004

DOI: 10.1016/j.optcom.2004.07.058

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Optical supervised filtering technique based on Hopfield neural network

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Subband mutiresolution by multi-object phase-only joint transform correlator

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Subband mutiresolution by multi-object phase-only joint transform correlator

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Adaptive Filter for Color Impulsive Removal Based on the HSI Color Space

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2011 Seventh International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Security

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A novel adaptive filter that uses the HSI color space for removal impulsive noise in color images is presented in this paper. The proposed method is an adaptive filter according to the information of pixels, only to these pixels detected impulse noise with noise identity matrix. All processing is based on the HSI color space. The extensive experimental results have shown that the proposed solution can provide the best noise suppression results and better preserve thin lines, edges and image details and yield better image quality compared to other filters. In addition, the proposed method is in line with requirements of the human visual sensitivity.

Hardware implementation of new bell-shaped pulse mode neural network with on-chip learning and application to image processing

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