CN107316283B - Digital image restoration method based on multi-window fusion - Google Patents

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The invention relates to a digital image restoration algorithm based on multi-window fusion, which comprises the following steps: setting repair windows omega in different sizes for an image I to be repairedn(ii) a ) At the repair window omeganThen, repairing the image I to be repaired by adopting a Criminisi repairing algorithm, and marking the repaired image as In(ii) a Calculating the updated image U to be restoredICalculating a repair variance map VI(ii) a Calculating a target pixel point puAnd changing the priority calculation mode of the target pixel point in the Criminisi repair algorithm into Pu(pu) Then according to the Criminisi repair principle, U is correctedIRepairing to obtain a final repairing result IP

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Digital image restoration method based on multi-window fusion
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of computer image restoration, and relates to a digital image restoration algorithm based on multi-window fusion, which can be used for cultural relic protection, movie and television special effect production and the like.
Background
The digital image restoration technology is a process of filling information in an information missing area in an image to be restored, and aims to restore a damaged image and enable an observer to be unable to perceive the restored trace of the image. Digital image restoration techniques are now used in many areas in the photographic and motion picture industries to restore motion pictures, to restore deteriorated film, and to remove red-eye, date on photograph, digital watermarks, and the like.
Digital image restoration technologies at present are mainly divided into two major categories, one is a digital image restoration algorithm based on partial differential equations, and the other is a digital image restoration algorithm based on texture synthesis. Compared with a partial differential equation-based restoration algorithm, the texture synthesis-based digital image restoration algorithm has a plurality of remarkable advantages, and the texture and the structure of the image are both considered, so that the large-area damaged image restoration is easy to realize. The Criminisi algorithm is the most commonly used digital image restoration algorithm based on texture synthesis at present, but the Criminisi algorithm has certain defects, the filling and synthesis of textures are required to be carried out through the size of a designated restoration window, and when the restoration window is changed, the restoration result is prone to have larger deviation. Therefore, the Criminisi algorithm for repair using a single repair window requires a reasonable choice of the size of the repair window.
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The invention provides a digital image restoration algorithm based on multi-window fusion aiming at the problems of the Criminisi algorithm, and the digital image restoration under the multi-window fusion is completed by fusing restoration results under restoration windows with different sizes and updating texture and structure information of a damaged image to be restored. The technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
a digital image restoration algorithm based on multi-window fusion comprises the following steps:
(1) setting repair windows omega in different sizes for an image I to be repairednWherein N is the serial number of the repair window and N ∈ { 1.., N }, N is the number of windows;
(2) at the repair window omeganThen, repairing the image I to be repaired by adopting a Criminisi repairing algorithm, and marking the repaired image as In
(3) According to the formula
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Calculating the updated image U to be restoredIWhere d is the comparison order and f is the comparison function, and are based on the formula
Figure GDA0002524002460000012
Calculating and repairing variogram VI
(4) According to formula Pu(pu)=Cu(pu)·Du(pu)·Eu(pu) Calculating a target pixel point puPriority of Pu(pu) In which C isu(pu) Is a target pixel point puConfidence term of (2), Du(pu) Is a target pixel point puThe data items of (a) are,
Figure GDA0002524002460000021
is constant, and changes the priority calculation mode of the target pixel point in the Criminisi repair algorithm into Pu(pu) Then according to the Criminisi repair principle, U is correctedIRepairing to obtain a final repairing result IP
In a word, the invention provides a digital image restoration algorithm based on multi-window fusion aiming at the defects of the Criminisi algorithm, the damaged image to be restored is updated according to the restoration result of the multi-window, and the priority calculation in the traditional Criminisi algorithm is improved according to the restoration variance information. The invention can obtain more accurate digital image restoration effect and has wide application prospect.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a digital image restoration algorithm based on multi-window fusion according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a comparison of the image restoration effect of the present invention and the conventional Criminisi digital image restoration algorithm, wherein:
FIG. a is a broken image to be repaired (red areas represent broken areas);
FIG. (b) is a graph of the repair effect of the conventional Criminisi algorithm;
FIG. c shows the repairing effect of the method of the present invention.
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The invention relates to a digital image restoration algorithm based on multi-window fusion, which mainly comprises three parts: digital image restoration under a multi-size window, updating of an image to be restored, calculation of restoration variance information and improvement of a priority calculation function. The specific steps and principles are as follows:
101: setting repair windows with different sizes;
the size of the repair window is omeganN is the serial number of the repair window, and N is the number of the windows. Repairing the image I to be repaired by adopting a Criminsi repairing algorithm, and recording the repaired image as In
102: the size of the repair window is omeganTarget of damaged area and source area of image I to be repairedRecording;
recording the damaged area of the image I to be repaired as omeganAnd the edge is marked as
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Target pixel point pnIs composed of
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At any point above, the source region is phinAnd satisfies the relation phinn=I。
103: updating relevant parameters in the I repairing process;
Pn(pn)=Cn(pn)·Dn(pn)
Figure GDA0002524002460000031
Figure GDA0002524002460000032
Figure GDA0002524002460000033
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wherein P isn(pn) Is a target pixel point pnPriority of Cn(pn) Is a target pixel point pnThe confidence term of (a), ωn(pn) Is represented by pnAs a central pixel point, with a window size of omeganA target block composed of any pixel point of (1); v. ofnIs omegan(pn) And source region phinPixel points within the intersection; dn(pn) Is a target pixel point pnThe data item of (1);
Figure GDA0002524002460000035
represents pnPoint equal illuminance squareThe direction vector is a vector of the direction,
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the gradients in the horizontal and vertical directions of I respectively; t (p)n) Is broken boundary at pnThe normal vector of the tangent line at α is a constant, value of 255.
Calculating the point with the maximum priority of the target pixel point according to the following formula
Figure GDA0002524002460000037
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To obtain
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Then, its corresponding target block
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Namely the block to be repaired, and calculating the optimal matching point corresponding to the block to be repaired according to the similarity measurement function
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And an optimal matching block
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Wherein q isnThe source region is phinAny pixel point in it.
And then filling and repairing the damaged block to be repaired by using the optimal matching block, marking the block to be repaired as a repaired sample block, and updating the damaged area and the source area:
obtaining the optimal matching block
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After that, the air conditioner is started to work,for damaged block to be repaired
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Performing filling repair, namely:
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then, the damaged region and the source region are updated to obtain new damaged regions omega'nAnd a new source region of phi'nNamely:
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the new damaged area is then marked again as a damaged area and the new source area is marked again as a source area, i.e.:
Ωn=Ω'n
Φn=Φ'n
updating the confidence value of the corresponding pixel point in the repaired sample block;
the confidence value of the corresponding pixel point in the repaired sample block is calculated according to the following formula,
Figure GDA0002524002460000041
104: and repeating the steps 102 and 103 until the damaged area is an empty set, and completing the image restoration.
Obtaining the size of the repair window as omeganRepair results ofn
105: updating an image to be repaired and calculating a repair variogram;
using the similar part in the repairing result to update the image I to be repaired, and recording the updated image to be repaired as UICounting U at the same timeIWherein each pixel point is in I1,...,INCorresponding to the variance of the brightness value in the position to obtain a repaired variance chart VI:
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Figure GDA0002524002460000043
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Wherein z is the coordinate of the pixel point, d is the comparison sequence, and the updated image to be repaired is marked as VIFusing the results of N repairs and counting by I1For reference, the variance information of the image is restored. VIThe smaller (z) is, the less the z point is deviated among the plurality of repair results, and the preferential repair can be performed in the subsequent repair. Therefore, the reasonable addition of the variance information in the calculation of the priority can ensure that the z point is repaired preferentially.
106: to UIRepairing by adopting a Criminisi algorithm based on an improved priority function, and marking the size of a repair window as omega1Lower to-be-restored image UIA damaged region and a source region;
image to be restored UIIs expressed as omegauAnd the edge is marked as
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Target pixel point puIs composed of
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At any point above, the source region is phiuAnd satisfies the relation phiuu=UI
107: to UIUpdating related parameters in the repairing process;
Pu(pu)=Cu(pu)·Du(pu)·Eu(pu)
Figure GDA0002524002460000051
Figure GDA0002524002460000052
Figure GDA0002524002460000053
Figure GDA0002524002460000054
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wherein P isu(pu) Is a target pixel point puPriority of Cu(pu) Is a target pixel point puThe confidence term of (a), ωu(pu) Is represented by puAs a central pixel point, with a window size of omegauA target block composed of any pixel point of (1); v. ofuIs omegau(pu) And source region phiuPixel points within the intersection; du(pu) Is a target pixel point puThe data item of (1); eu(pu) Is a target pixel point puRepair variance information V ofI(pu) A fusion term with a constant (value taken to be 1) which reflects puThe larger the deviation degree among the previous multi-window repairing results, the smaller the deviation is, and the prior repairing is carried out;
Figure GDA0002524002460000056
represents puThe direction of the line of illumination of the spot,
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are respectively UIThe gradient in the horizontal and vertical directions of (a); t (p)u) Is broken boundary at puNormal vector of tangent line of (α) is constantAnd the value is 255.
Calculating the point with the maximum priority of the target pixel point according to the following formula
Figure GDA0002524002460000058
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To obtain
Figure GDA00025240024600000510
Then, its corresponding target block
Figure GDA00025240024600000511
Namely the block to be repaired, and calculating the optimal matching point corresponding to the block to be repaired according to the similarity measurement function
Figure GDA00025240024600000512
And an optimal matching block
Figure GDA00025240024600000513
Figure GDA00025240024600000514
Wherein q isuThe source region is phiuAny pixel point in it.
And then filling and repairing the damaged block to be repaired by using the optimal matching block, marking the block to be repaired as a repaired sample block, and updating the damaged area and the source area:
obtaining the optimal matching block
Figure GDA00025240024600000515
Then, the damaged block to be repaired is repaired
Figure GDA00025240024600000516
Performing filling repair, namely:
Figure GDA00025240024600000517
then, the damaged region and the source region are updated to obtain new damaged regions omega'uAnd a new source region of phi'uNamely:
Figure GDA0002524002460000061
Figure GDA0002524002460000062
the new damaged area is then marked again as a damaged area and the new source area is marked again as a source area, i.e.:
Ωu=Ω'u
Φu=Φ'u
updating the confidence value of the corresponding pixel point in the repaired sample block;
the confidence value of the corresponding pixel point in the repaired sample block is calculated according to the following formula,
Figure GDA0002524002460000063
108: and repeating the steps 106 and 107 until the damaged area is an empty set, and completing the image restoration.
Obtaining the final repairing result IP
The feasibility of the method is verified in the following detailed tests, which are described in the following:
the test results are obtained by running the method on a notebook computer with a CPU of Intel i7-3610QM and 2.3GHz and a memory of 16G, the operating system is Windows 7, and the simulation software is 64-bit Matlab R2012 b.
As can be seen from FIG. 2, the repairing effect obtained by adopting the traditional Criminisi repairing algorithm is poor, obvious error repairing exists at the edge of the chair, and the repairing effect obtained by the multi-window repairing fusion method is more natural and reasonable.
Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the drawings are only schematic illustrations of preferred embodiments, and the above-described embodiments of the present invention are merely provided for description and do not represent the merits of the embodiments.
The above description is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention and is not to be construed as limiting the invention, and any modifications, equivalents, improvements and the like that fall within the spirit and principle of the present invention are intended to be included therein.
The specific process of the invention is as follows:
(1) setting repair windows omega in different sizes for an image I to be repairednWherein N is the serial number of the repair window and N ∈ { 1.., N }, N is the number of windows;
(2) at the repair window omeganThen, repairing the image I to be repaired by adopting a Criminisi repairing algorithm, and marking the repaired image as In
(3) According to the formula
Figure GDA0002524002460000064
Calculating the updated image U to be restoredIWhere d is the comparison order and f is the comparison function, and are based on the formula
Figure GDA0002524002460000065
Calculating and repairing variogram VI
(4) According to formula Pu(pu)=Cu(pu)·Du(pu)·Eu(pu) Calculating a target pixel point puPriority of Pu(pu) In which C isu(pu) Is a target pixel point puConfidence term of (2), Du(pu) Is a target pixel point puThe data items of (a) are,
Figure GDA0002524002460000071
is constant, and changes the priority calculation mode of the target pixel point in the Criminisi repair algorithm into Pu(pu) Then according to the Criminisi repair principle, U is correctedIRepairing to obtainFinal repair result IP

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1. A digital image restoration method based on multi-window fusion comprises the following steps:
(1) setting repair windows omega in different sizes for an image I to be repairednWherein N is the serial number of the repair window and N ∈ { 1.., N }, N is the number of windows;
(2) at the repair window omeganNext, P is first calculated using the Criminisi repair algorithmn(pn)=Cn(pn)·Dn(pn),
Figure FDA0002524002450000011
Figure FDA0002524002450000012
Wherein P isn(pn) Is a target pixel point pnPriority of Cn(pn) Is a target pixel point pnThe confidence term of (a), ωn(pn) Is represented by pnAs a central pixel point, with a window size of omeganA target block composed of any pixel point of (1); v. ofnIs omegan(pn) And source region phinPixel points within the intersection; dn(pn) Is a target pixel point pnThe data item of (1);
Figure FDA0002524002450000013
represents pnThe direction vector of the point isolux line,
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the gradients in the horizontal and vertical directions of I respectively; t (p)n) Is broken boundary at pnThe normal vector of the tangent line of (c) α is a constant with a value of 255, and then according to the formula
Figure FDA0002524002450000015
Calculating an object imageThe point with the highest priority of the prime points
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And according to the formula
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Calculating a block to be repaired
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Corresponding optimal matching point
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And an optimal matching block
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Wherein q isnThe source region is phinAny pixel point in the table, then using the formula
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For damaged block to be repaired
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Filling and repairing; second using the formula
Figure FDA00025240024500000113
Updating the damaged region and the source region to obtain new damaged region omega'nAnd a new source region of phi'nThen using the formula omegan=Ω'n,Φn=Φ'nRe-marking the new damaged area as a damaged area, re-marking the new source area as a source area, and re-using the formula
Figure FDA00025240024500000114
Updating the confidence values of corresponding pixel points in the repaired sample block; repeating the above process until the damaged area is an empty set, completing the image restoration, and obtaining the restoration window with the size of omeganRepair results ofn
(3) According to the formula
Figure FDA00025240024500000115
Calculating the updated image U to be restoredIWherein d is a comparison sequence with a value range of d ∈ { 1., N-1}, and f is a comparison function, and is calculated according to a formula
Figure FDA0002524002450000021
Calculating and repairing variogram VI
(4) According to formula Pu(pu)=Cu(pu)·Du(pu)·Eu(pu) Firstly, a target pixel point p is calculateduPriority of Pu(pu) The calculation mode of each expression is as follows:
Figure FDA0002524002450000022
wherein P isu(pu) Is a target pixel point puPriority of Cu(pu) Is a target pixel point puThe confidence term of (a), ωu(pu) Is represented by puAs a central pixel point, with a window size of omegauA target block composed of any pixel point of (1); v. ofuIs omegau(pu) And source region phiuPixel points within the intersection; du(pu) Is a target pixel point puThe data item of (1); eu(pu) Is a target pixel point puRepair variance information V ofI(pu) A fusion term formed by the constant takes a value of 1;
Figure FDA0002524002450000023
represents puThe direction of the line of illumination of the spot,
Figure FDA0002524002450000024
are respectively UIIn the horizontal and vertical directionsA gradient of (a); t (p)u) Is broken boundary at puThe normal vector of the tangent line of (c) α is a constant with a value of 255, and then according to the formula
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Calculating the point with the maximum priority of the target pixel point
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And according to the formula
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Calculating a block to be repaired
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Corresponding optimal matching point
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And an optimal matching block
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Wherein q isuThe source region is phiuAny pixel point in the table, then using the formula
Figure FDA00025240024500000211
For damaged block to be repaired
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Filling and repairing; second using the formula
Figure FDA00025240024500000213
Updating the damaged region and the source region to obtain new damaged region omega'uAnd a new source region of phi'uThen using the formula omegau=Ω'u,Φu=Φ'uRe-marking the new damaged area as a damaged area, re-marking the new source area as a source area, and re-using the formula
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Updating the confidence values of corresponding pixel points in the repaired sample block; repeating the above processes until the damaged area is an empty set, completing the image restoration, and obtaining a final restoration result IP
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