Joachim Weickert

Nonlinear Diffusion Filtering: Some Examples

Nonlinear Diffusion Filtering: Some Examples



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test image filtered test image left image: test image with 70 % of all pixels degraded. Taken from the software package MegaWave.

right image: restoration [Reference]




fingerprint filtered fingerprint left image: fingerprint

right image: after nonlinear diffusion filtering

[Reference]




wood surface filtered wood surface left image: wood surface with a defect

right image: defect visualization after nonlinear diffusion filtering

[Reference]




foetus left: rendering of a 3-D ultrasound data set of a 10-week old human foetus

right: rendering after denoising by nonlinear diffusion filtering

[Reference]




forest image filtered left image: winter near Merzalben (Palatinate Forest, Germany). Photo by Dr. Martin Reißel.

right image: after applying coherence-enhancing anisotropic diffusion

[Reference]




If you are interested in learning more about nonlinear diffusion filtering in general, you can download a review paper. A more detailed treatment and an overview of related PDE-based methods can be found in my book.





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