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Image Representation Method Based on Complex Wavelet Transform and Phase Congruency, with Automatic Threshold Selection
Author(s) -
T. Arathi,
Latha Parameswaran
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
international journal of mathematics and computers in simulation
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1998-0159
DOI - 10.46300/9102.2021.15.14
Subject(s) - artificial intelligence , wavelet transform , image quality , pattern recognition (psychology) , top hat transform , wavelet , image compression , image (mathematics) , representation (politics) , mathematics , computer vision , feature detection (computer vision) , image processing , image texture , computer science , politics , political science , law
Image representation is an active area of research with increasing applications in military and defense. Image representation aims at representing an image with lesser number of coefficients than the actual image, without affecting the image quality. It is the first step in image compression. Once the image is represented by using some set of coefficients, it is further encoded using various compression algorithms. This paper proposes an adaptive method for image representation, which uses Complex Wavelet transform and the concept of phase congruency, where the number of coefficients used for image representation depends on the information content in the input image. The efficiency of the proposed method has been assessed by comparing the number of coefficients used to represent the image using the proposed method with that used when Complex Wavelet transform is used for image representation. The resultant image quality is determined by computing the PSNR values and Normalized Cross Correlation. Experiments carried out show highly promising results, in terms of the reduction in the number of coefficients used for image representation and the quality of the resultant image.

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