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- the present invention relates to a signal processing device.
- a method of moving a lens and a method of circuit processing are known.
- a method for moving a lens a method in which camera shake is detected and correction is performed by moving a predetermined lens in accordance with the detected camera shake (see Patent Document 1).
- a circuit processing method a change in the optical axis of the camera is detected by an angular acceleration sensor, and a transfer function representing a blurring state at the time of photographing the detected angular velocity is taken. It is known that an image is restored by performing inverse transformation of a function (see Patent Document 2).
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-317824 (see abstract)
- Patent Document 2 JP-A-11 24122 (see abstract)
- an object of the present invention is to provide a signal processing device that prevents a device from becoming large and restores a signal and has a realistic circuit processing method.
- the signal processing apparatus of the present invention should acquire the signal before the change or the original signal data from the original signal data (hereinafter referred to as change data) in which a change such as deterioration has occurred.
- a restoration data area for storing the restored signal data (hereinafter referred to as restoration data) is provided, and the processing unit uses the energy of the change data and the change factor information data that causes the change.
- the transition from the changed data area to the restored data area is generated, the restored data is generated, and the remaining data of the changed data area remaining by the migration is replaced with the changed data, and the same process is repeated.
- the energy value of the remaining data becomes less than zero in the process of repeated processing, a part of the energy that has already been transferred to the restored data area is converted to the remaining data using the change factor information. Repeat the process while returning to the change data area so that the energy value becomes zero or more.
- the data formed in the restored data area at the end of repeated processing is used as the original signal data.
- the energy of the change data can be obtained by using the change factor information data that forms the same filter. Is transferred to the restoration data area, the original signal data is reliably restored as restoration data in the restoration data area. Also. As a result of the energy shift, it is possible to avoid a situation that could not occur theoretically, that is, the energy value of the remaining data is less than zero, so the restoration accuracy of the restoration data can be improved.
- the change data stored in the change data area may be obtained by processing the change data while keeping the energy state of the change data as it is (the same applies hereinafter). ).
- the restoration data stored in the restoration data area may be the restoration data that has been processed after the state of energy constituting the restoration data is left as it is (the same applies hereinafter).
- “migration” literally moves the energy value from the changed data area to the restored data area, and removes the energy from the changed data area power and generates new energy in the restored data area. (Including the same).
- the change data area and the restored data area include both temporarily formed areas and permanently formed areas (the same applies hereinafter).
- the value when the energy value of the remaining data is less than zero, the value is processed to be zero or more. If the energy value of the remaining data becomes zero, it can be considered that the restoration accuracy of the restoration data restored from the change data is very good.
- another invention performs a process of adding energy transferred to the restoration data area to the restoration data already stored in the restoration data area at the time of repetition processing, and the remaining data
- the energy value of is close to zero in the range of zero or more. If the remaining data approaches zero in the range of zero or more, most of the energy in the changed data area shifts to the restored data area, so that the restored data approaches the original signal data.
- another signal processing apparatus of the present invention includes a plurality of elements.
- the processing unit that restores the original signal data, which has multiple elemental forces, from the digitized data, the change data area in which the change data is stored, and the data of the restored signal for each restoration process (hereinafter, ,
- the restoration data area for storing the data, and the processing unit uses the element energy of one element of the change data as the center of gravity value of the response characteristic function of the change factor information data that causes the change. Is used to move to the change data area power restoration data area, and the element energy corresponding to the transferred element energy is also excluded using the change data area data.
- the process for one element is also performed sequentially for the other elements, and restored data is generated in the restored data area, and the remaining data in the changed data area remaining after the exclusion is changed to the change data.
- the same process is repeated for each element, and the element energy that moves to the restoration data area is added to the restoration data each time it is repeated. If any element energy value of the remaining data becomes less than zero in the process of the above, a part of the element energy that has already moved to the restored data area is less than zero using the change factor information.
- the process returns to the change data area so that the element energy value becomes zero or more, while proceeding with a series of processes, the process to bring the remaining data closer to zero within the range of zero or more, and at the end of the process
- the restored data formed in the restored data area is used as the original signal data!
- the centroid value of the response characteristic function (energy is the energy)
- the energy value of the remaining data (hereinafter referred to as the remaining energy amount)
- the original signal data is reliably restored as restored data in the restored data area.
- the remaining energy amount the energy value of the remaining data
- Response characteristic functions include impulse response functions and unit response functions.
- a signal processing device is based on the above-described invention, and the processing unit, when generating the restoration data, uses a predetermined value less than or equal to a predetermined value within a range of the energy value power of zero or more of the remaining data. When it gets smaller, it is stopped. When this configuration is adopted, the processing is stopped even if the remaining energy amount does not become “0”, so that it is possible to prevent a long processing time.
- the value is less than the predetermined value
- the restored data to be approximated is closer to the original signal data before the change (before deterioration, etc.) that is the source of the change data.
- the force that tends to cause a situation in which the remaining energy amount cannot be “0” in reality Even in such a case, the process is repeated indefinitely. It will not be.
- the processing unit performs a process of stopping when the number of times of generating the restoration data reaches a predetermined number when generating the restoration data. .
- the processing is stopped regardless of whether the remaining energy amount becomes “0”, so that the processing can be prevented from being prolonged.
- the processing is continued until a predetermined number of times, the approximate restoration data is closer to the original signal data before the deterioration that is the source of the change data.
- the power that tends to cause a situation where the remaining energy amount does not become “0” in reality. Will not be repeated.
- a signal processing device is based on the above-described invention, and the processing unit, when generating the restored data, checks the remaining data when the number of times the restored data is generated reaches a predetermined number. If the energy value is less than or equal to a predetermined value in the range of zero or more, or is smaller than the predetermined value, the process is stopped. In the present invention, since the number of times of processing and the remaining energy amount are combined, the restoration accuracy is improved compared to the case where the number of processing times is simply limited or the remaining energy amount is limited. Processing that balances the shortness of processing time can be achieved.
- another signal processing apparatus of the present invention includes a processing unit that restores original signal data having a plurality of elemental forces from change data including a plurality of elements, and A change data area in which data is stored and a restoration data area in which data of the restored signal (hereinafter referred to as restoration data) is stored for each restoration process are provided.
- the energy in one element is transferred from the change data area to the restoration data area using the change factor information data that causes the change, and the energy corresponding to the transferred energy is changed in the change data area.
- the processing is stopped and the restored data is treated as the original signal data. If the value is greater than the specified value or greater than or equal to the specified value, the remaining data is replaced with the change data and the same process is repeated, and the element energy that moves to the restored data area is added to the restored data each time it is repeated. If any element energy value of the remaining data is less than zero when processing to generate new restoration data is performed, a part of the element energy that has already moved to the restoration data area is displayed as the change factor information. The remaining data amount is compared with a predetermined value while performing a process of returning to the change data area so that the element energy value that becomes less than zero of the remaining data becomes zero or more.
- the energy of the change data can be obtained by using the change factor information data that is the same filter. Can be restored to the restored data area, the original signal data is reliably restored in the restored data area. Furthermore, as a result of energy transfer, it is possible to avoid a situation that could not occur theoretically, in which the energy value of any element constituting the remaining data is less than zero. Can do. Also, change energy information is used to transfer energy from the change data area to the restoration data area, and only when the remaining energy amount in each element of the change data area exceeds the specified value or exceeds the specified value.
- the restoration process can be performed quickly. Furthermore, since restoration processing is performed by transferring energy from the change data area to the restoration data area, the apparatus does not increase in size with little hardware increase. Because of this, signal restoration In this case, a signal processing apparatus having a realistic circuit processing method can be obtained.
- the processing unit performs a process of stopping when the number of times of generating the restored data reaches a predetermined number when generating the restored data. .
- the processing is stopped regardless of whether the remaining energy amount becomes “0”, so that the processing can be prevented from being prolonged. Further, since the processing is continued up to a predetermined number of times, the restored data is closer to the original signal data. Furthermore, when there is noise or the like, a situation where the remaining energy amount does not become “0” is likely to occur in reality, but in such a case, the processing is repeated indefinitely. Such a problem does not occur when the composition is adopted.
- the signal processing device may be one of the maximum value, the average value, or the total value of the remaining data values of each element when the restoration data is generated or Comparison with a predetermined value is performed for a plurality.
- the remaining energy amount in each element constituting the change data can be brought close to zero, so that the degree of approximation between the restored data and the original signal data can be further increased.
- the returning process is performed when the element energy value of any one of the remaining data is zero when the restoration data is generated once or a plurality of times.
- the target energy is the element energy that has moved to the restored data area before that time.
- a signal processing apparatus uses signal data as image data.
- image data As a result, even if image degradation occurs due to camera shake, the original image that has undergone degradation, the image before the change, the image that should have been taken, or an approximate image thereof (hereinafter referred to as the original image). Can be restored.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a main configuration of a signal processing device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a processing flow diagram for explaining a processing routine related to an image restoration processing method (repetitive processing) performed by a processing unit of the signal processing device shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the concept of the processing method performed by the processing unit of the signal processing device shown in FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for specifically explaining the processing method shown in FIG. 3 using camera shake as an example, and is a table showing the concentration of pixel energy when there is no camera shake.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for specifically explaining the processing method shown in FIG. 3 using camera shake as an example, and is a diagram showing image data when there is no camera shake.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram for specifically explaining the processing method shown in FIG. 3 with an example of camera shake, and a diagram showing dispersion of pixel energy when camera shake occurs.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining an example of a camera shake situation when the pixel energy dispersion shown in FIG. 7 occurs.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating the processing method shown in FIG. 3 using the image data shown in FIG. 8 degraded by camera shake as an example.
- FIG. 10 is a conceptual diagram showing a concept of a method for reviewing transition values in transition processing when the processing method shown in FIG. 3 is executed.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining an example of a transition value review method 2 in the transition process when the process shown in FIG. 3 is executed.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram for explaining an example of a transition value review method 3 in the transition process when the process shown in FIG. 3 is executed.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram for explaining an example of a transition value review method 4 in the transition process when the process shown in FIG. 3 is executed.
- FIG. 16 is a process flow diagram for explaining a processing routine according to a method for reviewing transition values when the processing method shown in FIG. 3 is executed.
- the signal processing device 1 is an image processing device, which is used as a consumer camera, such as a force monitoring camera, a television camera, and a handy video camera. It can also be applied to devices other than cameras, such as a camera for other uses such as a camera, an endoscopic camera, a diagnostic microscope such as a microscope, binoculars, and NMR imaging.
- FIG. 1 shows an outline of the configuration of the signal processing device 1.
- the signal processing apparatus 1 includes a photographing unit 2 that captures an image of a person or the like, a control system unit 3 that drives the photographing unit 2, and a processing unit 4 that processes an image captured by the capturing unit 2.
- the signal processing device 1 according to this embodiment further includes a recording unit 5 that records an image processed by the processing unit 4 and change factor information that causes an angular velocity sensor and other factors that cause changes such as image degradation. It has a detection unit 6 for detecting, and a factor information storage unit 7 for storing known change factor information that causes image degradation and the like.
- the photographing unit 2 is a receiving unit 2 that receives various input signals such as an audio signal (hereinafter, the photographing unit 2 and the receiving unit are appropriately described). 2).
- the imaging unit 2 is a part that includes an imaging optical system having a lens and an imaging element such as a CCD or C-MOS that converts light that has passed through the lens into an electrical signal.
- the control system unit 3 controls each unit in the signal processing device 1 such as the imaging unit 2, processing unit 4, recording unit 5, detection unit 6, and factor information storage unit 7.
- the processing unit 4 is composed of an image processing processor, and is composed of hardware such as an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit).
- the processing unit 4 generates a sampling frequency for detecting vibrations such as camera shake to be detected, and supplies the sampling frequency to the detection unit 6.
- the processing unit 4 controls the start and end of vibration detection.
- the signal processing device 1 is applied as a device other than the image processing device, the receiving sensitivity of the receiving unit 2 can be changed depending on the magnitude of the input signal or the like.
- the processing unit 4 may be configured not to be configured as hardware such as an ASIC but to be processed by software.
- an original image data area serving as a change data area and a restored image data area serving as a restored data area are permanently arranged.
- the processing unit 4 also stores a maximum value “E” of the remaining energy amount of each pixel described later.
- the recording unit 5 may employ magnetic recording means such as a force hard disk drive constituted by a semiconductor memory, or optical recording means using a DVD or the like.
- the recording unit 5 may be provided with a change data area and a restoration data area. You may try to memorize the maximum energy amount “E”!
- the detection unit 6 includes two angular velocity sensors that detect the speeds around the X and Y axes that are perpendicular to the Z axis that is the optical axis of the signal processing device 1. Is provided.
- the camera shake when shooting with the camera is the movement that moves in the X, Y, and Z directions, and the force that also rotates around the Z axis. And rotation around the X axis.
- These two variations are only a slight variation, and the captured image is greatly blurred. Therefore, in this embodiment, only two angular velocity sensors around the X axis and the Y axis in FIG. 2 are arranged.
- an additional angular velocity sensor around the Z axis or a sensor that detects movement in the X or Y direction may be added.
- the sensor used may be an angular acceleration sensor that is not an angular velocity sensor.
- the factor information storage unit 7 stores a change factor information such as known deterioration factor information, for example, a point spread function calculated based on the aberration of the optical system and Z or the detected vibration. It is.
- the point spread function recorded by the factor information storage unit 7 is used by the processing unit 4 when restoring the original image, which is an image that has undergone changes such as degradation that was taken immediately after the calculation, for example. .
- the original image restoration process when executed, the original image is taken when the imaging power is turned off, when the processing unit 4 is not operating, or when the operating rate of the processing unit 4 is low.
- the original image data stored in the recording unit 5 and the change factor information such as the point spread function for the original image stored in the factor information storage unit 7 are associated with each other. Stored for a long time.
- the advantage of delaying the timing of executing the restoration processing of the original image from the timing of shooting the original image is that the burden of the processing unit 4 at the time of shooting involving various processes can be reduced.
- the signal processing device 1 is applied as a device other than an image processing device, the temperature, humidity, etc. detected by the detection unit 6 may change the reception characteristics of the reception unit 2 or the characteristics of the entire system. Therefore, they can be recorded and used as change factor information.
- the response characteristic function of the system that is already working such as the impulse response of the system, can be stored in the factor information storage unit 7.
- E is the light energy (original image pixel energy) of each pixel of original image data Img ′ (details will be described later) in which changes such as deterioration have occurred, and the change data Stored in the original image data area.
- F is the pixel energy transferred from the original image data area as the nth change area to the restored image data area as the restored data area (hereinafter referred to as transition pixel energy).
- E is the amount of remaining energy remaining in the original image data area, which is the change data area, due to the transition of the transition energy F for the first time and n times up to the nth time, and is the energy to be processed.
- “R” is restored data stored in the restored image data area, which is the restored data area, and becomes approximate data of the original image data “Img” by performing the image restoration process shown in FIG. “X” is a predetermined value of the remaining energy amount E.
- “Img” is data of an original image, that is, an image that should have been originally taken, and is original signal data.
- Original image data Img ' refers to the data of a captured image, that is, a deteriorated image.
- the relationship between Img and Img ' is expressed by the following equation (1).
- T shown in FIG. 3 is a pixel energy amount for removing pixel energy corresponding to the transition pixel energy F from the original image data area, and is the same amount as the transition pixel energy F.
- ⁇ is the maximum value of the remaining energy of each pixel in the original image data area.
- the transition pixel energy F uses the reciprocal of the centroid value Ga of the point spread function which is the data G of the change factor information, using the remaining energy amount E (energy to be processed) of each pixel in the original image data area. You can get more than that.
- “k” is a component ratio with respect to the energy of a pixel corresponding to the specific pixel in the original image Img, which is included in the energy of a specific pixel of the captured original image data Img ′. Since “k” is unknown, it can be set arbitrarily within the range of “0 ⁇ k ⁇ 1”.
- the processing routine of the processing unit 4 in Fig. 3 also begins to extract the pixel energy of one element constituting the original image data Img 'as the original image pixel energy E (step S101).
- E original image data
- Lugi E E is the inverse of the center of gravity Ga of the point spread function Ga (the largest value of the change factor information data G)
- step S102 Multiply the number to obtain the transition pixel energy F (step S102).
- the transfer pixel energy F is transferred to the restored data R in the restored image data area. That is, the transition pixel energy F is added to the restored data R in the restored image data area to
- the restored data is R (step S103).
- the original image data region force is removed from the pixel energy F of the transition pixel energy F transferred to the restored image data region.
- the point spread function which is the change factor information data G is used. This is because the deterioration of the data is caused by passing through a filter called change factor information data G, and the transition pixel energy 1 F can be removed from the original image data area force so that there is no contradiction before and after the deterioration. Because. Therefore, the pixel energy amount T obtained by the superposition integration (step S104) of the transition pixel energy F and the change factor information data G is removed from the original image data area, and the residual energy in the original image data area is removed. The remaining energy amount E is obtained (step S 105).
- step S102, S103, S104 and S105 are sequentially performed on all remaining pixels constituting the original image data Img in the original image data area.
- the energy E to be processed in step S102 is the energy transfer of surrounding pixels.
- the maximum value E of the remaining energy amount E is less than a predetermined value X, that is, the initial value.
- the predetermined value X is set to a value close to “0” other than “0”, and it is determined whether E is less than the predetermined value X.
- the number of processes for the entire image is represented as n.
- step S107 may be a step of determining how many pixel forces S of the remaining energy amount E are equal to or greater than the predetermined value X. In this case, even if there are some pixels with a residual energy amount E that is equal to or greater than the predetermined value X, the restoration data R can be regarded as being sufficiently approximate to the original image data Img if the number is small. .
- steps S102, S103, S104, S105, S106 and S107 are performed.
- the transition pixel energy F is obtained by multiplying the reciprocal of the remaining energy E ⁇ , the barycentric value Ga of the point spread function (the largest value of the change factor information data G) (step S102).
- the transfer pixel energy F is transferred to the restored image data area, and new restored data R is obtained. That is, the current transition pixel energy F is added to the restored data R of the restored image data area restored up to the previous (n ⁇ 1) to obtain new restored data R.
- the pixel energy T obtained by the superposition integration (step S104) of the transition pixel energy F and the change factor information data G is removed from the original image data area, and a new remaining energy E is obtained (step S105).
- step S106 it is determined whether or not the remaining energy amount maximum value E force S max max is less than a predetermined value X (step S107). If E is greater than or equal to the predetermined value X,
- Original image data Img force If the change factor information data G changes to the original image data Img ', the original image data Img' is constructed using the change factor information data G that is the same filter. If all of the original image pixel energy E in all pixels is transferred to the restored image data area, the restored data R in the restored image data area should theoretically approach the original image data Img.
- FIGS. 3 and 4 details of the camera shake restoration processing method shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 (repeated processing of steps S102, S103, S104, S1 05, S106 and S107) are shown in FIGS. This will be described with reference to FIGS.
- the pixels are designated as S—1, S, S + 1, S + 2, S + 3,.
- the pixel energy during the exposure time is concentrated on that pixel, so the pixel energy concentration is “1.0”. This state is shown in Fig. 5.
- an example of the shooting results when there is no image degradation is shown in the table of Fig. 6.
- the image shown in Fig. 6 is the correct image data Img when there is no deterioration. Each data is represented by 8-bit (0 to 255) data.
- Image degradation due to blurring or the like occurs during the exposure time, and 50% of the exposure time is S-th.
- 30% of the time is on the S + lth pixel and 20% of the time is on the S + 2nd pixel.
- the distribution method of pixel energy is as shown in the table in Fig.7. This is data G of change factor information.
- the barycentric value Ga of the point spread function is the value of the portion where the energy is most concentrated, and is the value “0.5” of the portion that has been shifted by 50% of the exposure time.
- the blurring is uniform for all pixels, and the upper blurring (vertical blurring) is not blurred.
- the blurring situation that is, the pixel energy of each pixel.
- “S-3” pixel is “60”
- “S-2” pixel is “36”
- “105” which is the pixel energy of “S-2” becomes “52.5” in “S-2”, “31.5” in “S-1”, “21” in “S”. scatter.
- the pixel energy is distributed to other pixels.
- Equation (3) can also be applied to cases where blurring occurs over the range of less than or exceeding the range of three pixels as shown in Fig. 7. Furthermore, even if the centroid Ga of the point spread function is in a portion such as “
- the pixel energy to be removed from the pixel “S + 1” in the original image data area is “kXA'Za X j8”, and the pixel energy to be removed from the pixel “S + 2” in the original image data area is “ kXA'Za X ⁇ ". Then, the sum of these removed pixel energies becomes the pixel energy amount “A” transferred to the pixel “S” in the restored image data area.
- k 0.8”.
- FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 show the original image pixel energy “E” shown in the first step S101 of the iterative process.
- this original image pixel energy E is the energy E to be processed.
- the pixel energy of “95.52” is transferred from the data area to the pixel “S-2” in the restored image data area (F (S-2) in FIG. 9), and the pixel “S—2” in the restored image data area
- the restored data R of “” becomes “95.52”, and the restored image data (R (S ⁇ 2) in FIG. 9) becomes “96”, “95.52”, “0”,.
- the pixels “S-2” to “47.76”, “28.656” from the pixel “S-1”, and “19.104” from the pixel “S” are removed from the original image data area.
- the remaining energy amount E of each pixel in the photographic data that is, the original image data area is removed from the transition (“T (S-2)” in FIG.
- the pixel energy of “60.23” is transferred from the image data area to the pixel “S-1” in the restored image data area (F (S—1) in FIG. 9), and the pixel “S—
- the restored data R of “1” is “60.23”
- the restored image data (R (S-1) in FIG. 9) is “96” “95.52” “60.23” “0”.
- ⁇ Become. Then, “30. 115” is removed from the pixels “S ⁇ 1”, “18.069” from the pixel “S”, and “12. 046” from the pixel “S + 1” in the original image data area.
- the captured data that is, the remaining energy amount E of each pixel in the original image data area
- T (S-1) the transition
- pixel “S-3” the pixel “S-3” is removed.
- pixel "S-2” force ⁇ 11.94 “, pixel” S-1 "” 7.529 “, pixel” S “” 51. 827 “, pixel” S + 1 " “104. 954”, and the other pixels are “105”, “114”, and “142” as before (“E (S-1)” in FIG. 9).
- n max “19.02” in the pixel “S + 4”) is stored in the memory of the control unit 4 (step S106). Whether the maximum remaining energy E is less than a predetermined value X (for example, “5” in this example).
- step S107 It is determined whether or not (step S107). As a result of the above processing, E> X, so the same
- the restoration data R may exceed a predetermined upper limit value, or the remaining energy amount E may be a negative value. .
- the occurrence of this condition means that the transition pixel energy F has been set to an inappropriate value. Therefore, the following explains how to review the transition value without any contradiction as a whole even in such a case.
- Pixels with a negative residual energy amount are removed at that time by using the value of the previous process as it is without transferring the transition pixel energy F that should be moved to the restored image data area.
- the pixel energy will not be an inappropriate value.
- the remaining energy amount of the surrounding pixels will decrease, and the pixel energy value to be removed from the pixels that will become negative if it moves this time, that is, the pixel energy value to be extracted will be smaller than this time.
- the remaining energy amount of the processed pixel such as the pixels “S-2” and “S-1” is set to “0”. If you get close to it, it will not be restored even if you reach it, and it will not converge. Therefore, in this case, it is desirable to review the restoration values of the pixels “S-2” and “S-1”.
- correction energy cE correction amount
- E the remaining energy amount
- the correction energy cE is superimposed and integrated with the data G of the change factor information and returned to the original image data area. Then, the transition value can be reviewed without any contradiction as a whole.
- the transition value review process for setting the remaining energy amount E which is a negative value based on the above-described idea, to “0” will be described.
- the pixel energy transfer processing of FIG. 9 is performed in the order of the pixels “S-3”, “S-2” & “S + 4”, and the repetition processing is continued.
- the remaining energy amount E 1S "of the pixel" S-1 in the original image data area during the pixel energy transfer process to the pixel" S-3 "in the restored data area -0.624 ".
- the correction energy cE is returned to the original image data area.
- the pixel energy was dispersed as follows.
- transition value review process ends.
- cE is the restored data R of the pixel “S-3” in the restored image data area.
- cE: cE P: Q.
- “J8” is the pixel “S-3” in the restored image data area. ”Is the ratio of the pixel energy force S to the pixel“ S -2 ”in the original image data area (FIG. 7), and“ ⁇ ”is the pixel energy of the pixel“ S-3 ”in the restored image data area. This is the ratio (Fig. 7) distributed to pixel “S-1” in the original image data area.
- S-3 and cE are pixels “S-3” in the original image data area before the transfer process
- correction energy cE and cE are respectively applied to pixels “S-3”, “S-2”, “S-1”, and “S” in the original image data area, and “return amount 1” and “return amount” in FIG. Return as the sum of 2
- the transition value to the pixel “S-1” in the restored image data area of the previous time (n 2 times in FIG. 3) that affects the pixel “S-1” in the original image data area “1. Review of the above transition value on the assumption that "156" is inappropriate The same processing as in methods 2 and 3 is performed. The process will be described below based on the table in FIG.
- the correction energy cE is returned to the original image data area.
- the pixel energy is distributed as follows according to the distribution method of the pixel energy shown in FIG. Can be considered.
- the value review process ends.
- the advantage of this review method 4 is that the transition value can be reviewed by assuming that the transition value to the same pixel as the pixel that has less than the remaining energy E force O in the original image data area is inappropriate. is there.
- transition values of all pixel energy transition processes that have the effect of remaining energy in the original image data area to be less than E ⁇ according to the review method of review methods 2, 3, and 4 above. You can also.
- the value of the remaining energy in the original image data area that is less than E force ⁇ is set to a value exceeding “0” in the process of setting it to “0”. It can also be processed. For example, when it is considered that noise is included in the original image data area, it is preferable to perform a process of setting a value exceeding “0” (a value obtained by adding noise to “0”).
- step S105 in the processing flow of FIG. 3 it is determined whether the remaining energy amount E is a negative value (step S201). If E is not a negative value, the processing after step S106 in FIG. 3 is performed (step S202). If E is a negative value, the transition value review method 1, 2, 3, or 4 described above is performed (step S203), and then the process proceeds to step S202.
- the number of processing times and the criterion value for determining whether or not the remaining energy E force has been approximated to "0" in advance can be set.
- the number of processing can be set to any number, such as 20 or 50 times.
- the remaining energy E that stops processing is set to “5” in 8 bits (0 to 255) as to whether or not the remaining energy E has approximated “0”, the processing ends when it becomes 5 or less.
- “0.5” can be set and the processing can be terminated when the value falls below “0.5”. This set value can be set arbitrarily.
- the processing is stopped when either one is satisfied.
- the determination reference value may be prioritized, and if the predetermined number of processes does not fall within the determination reference value, the predetermined number of processes may be repeated.
- the power using the data stored in the recording unit of the processing unit 4 without using the information stored in the factor information storage unit 7 is stored here.
- Known degradation factors such as optical aberrations and lens distortions may be used.
- Restoration processing with optical aberration information after processing with information May be performed.
- the factor information storage unit 7 may not be installed, and the image may be corrected or restored only by dynamic factors at the time of shooting, such as blurring, recorded in the processing unit 4.
- the set number of times may be changed by the data G of the change factor information. good. For example, when the data of a certain pixel is distributed over many pixels due to blurring, the number of repetitions may be increased, and when the dispersion is small, the number of repetitions may be decreased.
- the restoration algorithm of this embodiment has an advantage that the data area of the signal processing device 1 can be reduced. The reason is that only the original image data area and the restored image data area are necessary for the restoration process. Further, in the restoration process, the restoration algorithm of this embodiment only repeats the movement of the pixel energy using the data G of the known change factor information, so that a rapid process is possible. Also, the data area may be processed after setting a temporary data area that is not permanent.
- the processing performed by the processing unit 4 may be configured by hardware that also has a component power that is configured to share a part of processing for each of the power configured by software.
- the change factor information data G is inferior. It includes information that simply changes the image, not just the data of the conversion factor information, and information that improves the image as opposed to deterioration. Further, in the repeated processing, the maximum value E of the remaining energy amount E that each pixel has is not compared with the predetermined value (X), and the comparison is made.
- the remaining energy amount E can be compared with the average value or the total value. By doing so, the processing speed is improved. Furthermore, the maximum value E, the average value, or the total value of the remaining energy amount E that each pixel has, and each of these values.
- Comparison with a plurality of corresponding predetermined values can also be performed.
- the set number of times may be changed by the data G of the change factor information. good. For example, when the data of a certain pixel is distributed to a large number of pixels due to blurring, the number of iterations may be increased, and when the variance is small, the number of iterations may be reduced.
- the restoration target is taken as image data.
- these restore processing concepts and methods and review methods can be applied to any data restoration process. For example, it can be applied to restoration of audio data and earthquake wave data. Further, in the above-described embodiment, these ideas are applied to an image that varies depending on the position of the power pixel shown in the example where the image data is blurred in each place, and a non-linear image such as gamma correction. And methods and review methods can be applied.
- each processing method and review method described above may be programmed! Further, the program may be stored in a storage medium such as a CD (Compact Disc) DVD or a USB (Universa 1 Serial Bus) memory so that it can be read by a computer.
- the signal processing apparatus 1 has means for reading a program in the storage medium.
- the program may be put into a server outside the signal processing device 1 and downloaded and used as necessary.
- the signal processing device 1 has communication means for downloading the program in the storage medium.
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