1 April 2011 Midfrequency-based real-time blind image restoration via independent component analysis and genetic algorithms
Yihan Luo, Chengyu Fu
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Abstract
Blind image restoration (BIR) is a useful tool in image processing but too time-consuming to be applied. In order to truly achieve real-time BIR, an ultrafast method for BIR is proposed based on a new concept called the midfrequency region (MR) of an image, which can be used to estimate the point spread function (PSF) and rapidly and accurately restore the image. Also, new MR-based Wiener filtering is derived to accomplish BIR more quickly. Then, using the PSFs of class G that fit numerous imaging systems, a new MR-based algorithm for real-time BIR is derived via independent component analysis and genetic algorithms. Experiments prove that the algorithm is quite effective, speedy, and stable and can truly accomplish real-time image deblurring in on-line systems.
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Yihan Luo and Chengyu Fu "Midfrequency-based real-time blind image restoration via independent component analysis and genetic algorithms," Optical Engineering 50(4), 047004 (1 April 2011). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3567072
Published: 1 April 2011
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KEYWORDS
Image restoration

Point spread functions

Image processing

Independent component analysis

Electronic filtering

Magnetic resonance imaging

Optical engineering

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