Signal Processing Asked by Premnath D on October 15, 2020
I want to implement the following algorithm. Let $I$ denote noisy image and for each pixel of $I$ is represented by $I(x,y)$. A Sliding window of size $3times3$ centered at $I(x, y)$ is defined. At first we estimate that the center pixel of window is noise or not. To differ the noise and signal, we calculate the mean ($m$) and standard deviation ($s$) of the window. If the pixel is between $m-s$ and $m+s$ then it is a signal otherwise noise and we will apply weiner Filter.
Algorithm:
1. Read an Image I.
2. Take a Sliding Window or Mask of size 3X3.
3. Calculate the Mean (m) and Standard deviation (s) from the Mask.
4. Calculate the threshold as follows
t1 = m-s and t2 = m+s
5. IF t1 <= I(x,y) and I(x,y) <= t2 THEN
Result(x,y) = I(x,y)
ELSE
Result(x, y) = weiner2(I(x,y)
6. Repeat the step 3 , 4 and 5 on Entire Image.
7. Display the Resultant Image.
First, I tried to implement this algorithm for median filter, so that I can extend it to other filters such as wiener, anisotropic diffusion,butterworth etc. I did implement it correctly with the help of ‘tbirdal’. Thank you ‘tbirdal’. But I am unable to extend the implementation for other filters.
**I don’t want to use loop.. Because it takes more time to run .. 20 mins to run a $512 times 512$ image.. I want to implement this using functions such as nlfilter, imfilter etc **
Program:
A=imread('npan3.jpg');
fun = @(x) noisedetect_2(x(:));
B = nlfilter(A,[3 3],fun);
imshow(A), figure, imshow(B, [])
The noisedetect_2
function is given as
function nd=noisedetect_2(sub)
sub=vec2mat(sub,3);
[row col]=size(sub);
%siz=size(sub)
s=std2(sub);
m=mean2(sub);
t1=m-s;
t2=m+s;
nd=zeros(row,col);
if (sub(2,2)>=t1 && sub(2,2)<=t2)
nd=sub;
else
nd=wiener2(sub);
end
I get the following error:
Assignment has more non-singleton rhs dimensions than non-singleton subscripts
Error in nlfilter (line 75)
b(i,j) = feval(fun,x,params{:});
Error in nd_test_2 (line 10)
B = nlfilter(A,[3 3],fun);
I understand what the error means. the nlfilter
is expecting single value but the function returns $3times3$ matrix. How to solve this issue?. I just want to apply any filter only when the pixel falls out of the range $t_1$ and $t_2$ because it is considered as noisy pixel. Otherwise, it is retained as such because it is considered as noisefree pixel.
Please help me implement the algorithm.
I would implement it differently altogether.
Since applying the Wiener filter is pretty "cheap" I would create an Image called mWienerFilter
.
Then:
vNoisePixels = (abs(I - mMeanImage) > noiseThr);
I(vNoisePixels) = mWienerFilter(vNoisePixels);
That would be the best thing to do in my opinion.
Answered by Royi on October 15, 2020
Use blockproc
with the BorderSize
option (to achieve the overlapping between the blocks):
B = blockproc(A,[1 1],fun,'BorderSize',[1 1]);
Answered by lennon310 on October 15, 2020
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