Augmented lagrangian method for total variation restoration with non-quadratic fidelity

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Abstract

Recently augmented Lagrangian method has been successfully applied to image restoration. We extend the method to total variation (TV) restoration models with non-quadratic fidelities. We will first introduce the method and present an iterative algorithm for TV restoration with a quite general fidelity. In each iteration, three sub-problems need to be solved, two of which can be very efficiently solved via Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) implementation or closed form solution. In general the third sub-problem need iterative solvers. We then apply our method to TV restoration with L1 and Kullback-Leibler (KL) fidelities, two common and important data terms for deblurring images corrupted by impulsive noise and Poisson noise, respectively. For these typical fidelities, we show that the third sub-problem also has closed form solution and thus can be efficiently solved. In addition, convergence analysis of these algorithms are given. Numerical experiments demonstrate the efficiency of our method. © 2011 American Institute of Mathematical Sciences.

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Wu, C., Zhang, J., & Tai, X. C. (2011). Augmented lagrangian method for total variation restoration with non-quadratic fidelity. Inverse Problems and Imaging, 5(1), 237–261. https://doi.org/10.3934/ipi.2011.5.237

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