Fast Recursive Implementation of the Gaussian Filter

  • Demigny D
  • Kessal L
  • Pons J
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In this paper we propose a recursive implementation of the Gaussian filter. This implementation yields an infinite impulse response filter that has six MADDs per dimension independent of the value of o in the Gaussian kernel. In contrast to the Deriche implementation (1987), the coefficients of our recursive filter have a simple, closed-form solution for a desired value of the Gaussian u. Our implementation is, in general, faster than (1) an implementation based upon direct convolution with samples of a Gaussian, (2) repeated convolutions with a kernel such as the uniform filter, and (3) an FFT implementation of a Gaussian filter.

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Demigny, D., Kessal, L., & Pons, J. (2002). Fast Recursive Implementation of the Gaussian Filter (pp. 39–49). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-35597-9_4

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