Image variational denoising using gradient fidelity on curvelet shrinkage

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A new variational image model is presented for image restoration using a combination of the curvelet shrinkage method and the total variation (TV) functional. In order to suppress the staircasing effect and curvelet-like artifacts, we use the multiscale curvelet shrinkage to compute an initial estimated image, and then we propose a new gradient fidelity term, which is designed to force the gradients of desired image to be close to the curvelet approximation gradients. Then, we introduce the Euler-Lagrange equation and make an investigation on the mathematical properties. To improve the ability of preserving the details of edges and texture, the spatial-varying parameters are adaptively estimated in the iterative process of the gradient descent flow algorithm. Numerical experiments demonstrate that our proposed method has good performance in alleviating both the staircasing effect and curvelet-like artifacts, while preserving fine details. © 2010 Liang Xiao et al.

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Xiao, L., Huang, L. L., & Roysam, B. (2010). Image variational denoising using gradient fidelity on curvelet shrinkage. Eurasip Journal on Advances in Signal Processing, 2010. https://doi.org/10.1155/2010/398410

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