论文信息 - Beamlet pyramids: a new form of multiresolution analysis suited for extracting lines, curves, and objects from very noisy image data

Beamlet pyramids: a new form of multiresolution analysis suited for extracting lines, curves, and objects from very noisy image data

We describe a multiscale pyramid of line segments and develop algorithms which exploit that pyramid to recover image features - lines, curves, and blobs - from very noisy data.

Xiaoming Huo | David L. Donoho | D. Donoho | X. Huo

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