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On the Design of Optimal Derivative Filters for Coherence-Enhancing Diffusion Filtering
Penang, Malaysia July 26-July 29
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Wang Wenyuan, Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics
For strongly oriented anisotropic processes such as coherence-enhancing diffusion filtering it is crucial to use numerical schemes with highly accurate directional behavior. It is not possible in a satisfactory way when discretizations are limited to 3 ?3 stencils. We can expand discretization stencils in the first-order derivative filters scheme [15]. In 2d or 3d images, the directional behavior is correlated with first-order derivative filter. In the paper new optimized 3-tap and 5-tap pair of first-order derivative filters with rotation-equivariant are designed in anisotropic diffusion for images with different spatial frequencies. We demonstrate the new implements have better behavior with respect to the following properties: rotation invariance, avoidance of blurring artifacts (dissipation), and more efficient.
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Wang Wenyuan, "On the Design of Optimal Derivative Filters for Coherence-Enhancing Diffusion Filtering," cgiv, pp.35-40, International Conference on Computer Graphics, Imaging and Visualization (CGIV'04), 2004
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