论文信息 - Decision-directed recursive image enhancement

Decision-directed recursive image enhancement

A nonlinear method of estimating pictorial data from noisy observations is considered. The data is assumed to be composed of an object with one texture in the background. An edge detection technique using likelihood functions is used to decide if an incoming picture element is a member of the object or the background. Then, the picture element is directed to one of the two Kalman filters designed based upon the statistics of the object or the background accordingly.

N. Nahi | A. Habibi

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