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Statistical Image Processing Techniques for Noisy Images An Application-Oriented Approach

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ISBN-10: 030647865X

ISBN-13: 9780306478659

Edition: 2004

Authors: Fran�ois Goudail, Philippe R�fr�gier

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Statistical Processing Techniques for Noisy Images presents a statistical framework to design algorithms for target detection, tracking, segmentation and classification (identification). Its main goal is to provide the reader with efficient tools for developing algorithms that solve his/her own image processing applications. In particular, such topics as hypothesis test-based detection, fast active contour segmentation and algorithm design for non-conventional imaging systems are comprehensively treated, from theoretical foundations to practical implementations. With a large number of illustrations and practical examples, this book serves as an excellent textbook or reference book for…    
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List price: $99.00
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: Springer
Publication date: 12/31/2003
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 254
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.320
Language: English

Preface
Introduction
General introduction
Image processing tasks
Statistical decision and estimation theory
An application-oriented approach
Outline of the book
Linear Filters: Heuristic Theory and Stability
The different approaches to filter design
Heuristic criteria and optimal filters
Noise robustness characterization and matched filter
Sharpness of the correlation peak and inverse filter
Optical efficiency and phase-only filter
Discrimination capability
Optimal SDF filters
Optimal Trade-off filters
Optimal Trade-off SDF filters
Analysis of the stability of linear filters
Regularization of filters
Truncature method for regularization
Stabilizing functional
Some processing examples with stabilized filters
An example of application: Angle estimation of two-dimensional objects
Conclusion
Appendix--Definitions and notation
Appendix--Lagrange multipliers
Statistical Correlation Techniques
Some sources of noise in images
Nonoverlapping noise
Fluctuations of the target's gray levels
Additive noise with unknown PSD
Background on statistical decision and estimation theory
Decision and estimation theory without nuisance parameters
Decision and estimation theory in presence of nuisance parameters
Two-hypothesis testing
Matched filtering and statistical decision theory
Optimal filter for unknown PSD
ML estimation of the spectral density
MAP estimation of the spectral density
Marginal Bayesian approach
Examples of application
Target location in nonoverlapping noise
The SIR image model and optimal location algorithms
Targets with known graylevels
Targets with fluctuating graylevels
Partially fluctuating targets
Conclusion
Appendix--MAP location algorithm in the presence of uniform prior
Applications of Statistical Correlation Techniques to Different Physical Noises
A general framework for designing image processing algorithms
Generalization of the SIR image model
The exponential family
Performing object location with algorithms based on the SIR image model
The whitening process
The generalized likelihood ratio test (GLRT) approach
The implementation issue
Application to binary images: Comparison of optimal and linear techniques
The GLRT algorithm for binary images
A linear approximation to the GLRT algorithm
Application to edge extraction in SAR images
GLRT adapted to speckled images
Bias on edge location
Conclusion
Appendix--Basics of estimation theory
Statistical Snake-based Segmentation Adapted to Different Physical Noises
Active contours
Snake energy
The limits of the classical snake
Geodesic snakes
The level set implementation of snakes
Region-based approaches
The SIR Active Contour and its fast implementation
Solution for exponential family laws
Implementation of a fast statistic calculation
Application to polygonal active contour
Regularization of the contour
Minimization procedure
Discussion
Some examples of application
Applications to tracking in video sequences
Fixed camera
Moving camera
Application to accuracy improvement of edge location
Appendix--Crossing tests
Some Developments of the Polygonal Statistical Snake and Their Applications
Generalization of the statistical snake to multichannel images
MDL-based statistical snake
The MDL principle
Application of the MDL principle to the polygonal statistical snake
Two-step optimization process
Results obtained with different types of noises
Quantitative evaluation of the segmentation performance
Statistical active grid and application to SAR image segmentation
Statistical active grid
Implementation issues
Some segmentation examples
Conclusion
An Example of Application: Processing of Coherent Polarimetric Images
Basics of polarimetric imaging
The representation of polarized light
Active polarimetric imaging systems
Model of coherent polarimetric images
Processing degree of polarization (DOP) images
Principle of DOP imaging
Influence of illumination nonuniformity on segmentation performance
The statistics of the OSCI and its natural representation
Speckle and multiplicative noise
The probability density function of the OSCI
The natural representation of the OSCI
Applications to image processing of the OSCI
Target and edge detection
Statistical snake segmentation of OSCI
Defining a contrast in Stokes images
Position of the problem
Contrast parameters for coherent polarimetric signals
Detection and segmentation in Stokes images
Target detection/localization
Statistical snake-based segmentation
Contrast parameters and detection performance
Conclusion
Appendix--Statistical properties of the OSCI
Appendix--GLRT and statistical snake for Gaussian noise with common variance
Appendix--Interpretation of the contrast parameters
Credits
References
Index