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ABSTRACT
In this paper denoising techniques for AWGN Wavelet transform describes both frequency (like
corrupted image has been mainly focused. Visual Fourier transform) and time characteristics of signal.
information transfer in the form of digital images It allows finding edges directly in the wavelet
becomes a vast method of communication in the transform domain. Two-dimensional
dimensional discrete wavelet
modern scenario, but the image obtained after transform is implemented by 1D transform applied to
transmission is many a times corrupted with noise. rows and columns of 2D-signal
signal (in our consideration,
OWT SURE-LET LET color denoising is based on linear a gray scale image) separately and subsequently. As a
expansion of thresholds (LET) and opti optimized using result of one-level 2D-DWT
DWT we get the wavelet
Stein’s unbiased risk estimate (SURE). In this spectrum with four squared discrete sets called sub
method, noisy color image is processed through bands: one with lower frequency components and
Orthonormal Wavelet Transform (OWT) followed by three sub bands with higher frequency components
thresholding of each channel wavelet coefficients. associated with horizontal, vertical and diagonals
Finally, inverse wavelet transform is applied to brbring edge directions.
back the result to the image domain. It efficiently
exploits inter channel correlations. In order to remove
the noise in multichannel images, OWT is applied on
each channel.
I INTRODUCTION
Denoising is an important part of many image
processing algorithms. It is also one of the main
challenge in image processing. Noise reduction Figure 1: Original image Discrete Wavelet
improves perception of images and usually results in Transform
better performance for different image analysis and
computer vision algorithms. In our model we suppose Let W be a wavelet decomposition sub band
that an image is distorted by additive white (i.e. (horizontal, vertical or diagonal). Let us apply
uncorrelated) noise. One-levellevel discrete wavelet threshold zeroing with threshold T for W. Let us
transform (DWT) might be treated as a separation of a denote the thresholded sub band as W’. There are two
signal into higher and lower frequency bands wi with ways to perform thresholding: hard threshold and soft
further down-sampling
sampling components [1]. It is possible threshold [2].
to apply such discrete one-level
level wavelet transform to
lower frequency component recursively to perform In
n case of hard thresholding we just turn to zeros
two-level
level transform. If applied K times the frequency those coefficients which have absolute values less
separation procedure results in K K-level DWT. than T:
It is obvious that those wavelet coefficients that affect II.II Gaussian Noise
edges should be processed wiser and maybe even kept Gaussian noise is evenly distributed over the signal
untouched during the thresholding. We propose an this means that each pixel in the noisy image is the
approach to retrieving that information by applying sum of the true pixel value and a random Gaussian
mask filters to wavelet decomposition coefficients distributed noise value. As the name indicates, this
using orthogonal wavelets. type of noise has a Gaussian distribution, which
whic has a
bell shaped probability distribution function given by,
II. BASIC NOISE THEORY
Noise is defined as an unwanted signal that interferes
with the communication or measurement of another
signal. A noise itself is an information--bearing signal Where g represents the gray level, m is the mean or
that conveys information regarding the sources of the average of the function and σ is the standard deviation
noise and the environment in which it prop
propagates. of the noise. Graphically, it is represented as shown in
Figure 1. When introduced into an image, Gaussian
There are many types and sources of noise or noise with zero mean and variance as 0.05 would look
distortions and they include [7][8]: as in Figure 1 [3].
Electronic noise such as thermal noise and shot
noise.
Acoustic noise emanating from moving,
vibrating or colliding sources such as revolving
machines, moving vehicles, keyboard clicks, wind
and rain.
Electromagnetic noise that can interfere with the
transmission and reception of voice, image and
data over the radio-frequency
ncy spectrum.
Electrostatic noise generated by the presence of Figure 1: (a) Gaussian noise (mean=0, variance
a voltage. 0.05), (b) Gaussian distribution
Quantization noise and lost data packets due to
network congestion. II.III Salt and Pepper Noise
Salt and pepper noise is an impulse type of noise,
Signal distortion is the term often used to describe a which is also referred to as intensity spikes. This is
systematic undesirable change in a signal and refers tto caused
aused generally due to errors in data transmission. It
changes in a signal from the non-ideal
ideal characteristics has only two possible values, a and b. The probability
of the communication channel, signal fading of each is typically less than 0.1. The corrupted pixels
reverberations, echo, and multipath reflections and are set alternatively to the minimum or to the
missing samples. Depending on its frequency, maximum value, giving the image a “salt and pepper”
spectrum or time characteristics, a noise process is like appearance. Unaffected pixels remain unchanged.
further
er classified into several categories: For an 8-bit
bit image, the typical value for pepper noise
The scaling function is given as: To perform third level decomposition, the DWT is
applied to LL2 band which decompose this band into
i
the four sub-bands – LL3, LH3, HL3, HH3. This
V. PROPOSED METHODOLOGY
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