WO2015179841A1 - Procédés et systèmes de suppression de turbulences atmosphériques dans des images - Google Patents
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- Fig. 15A illustrates an example of an input video image frame captured by an infrared imaging sensor in accordance with an embodiment of the disclosure.
- Various embodiments of methods and systems disclosed herein may be used to model random noise and FPN to suppress both types of noise in images (e.g., video or still images). More specifically, in one or more embodiments, methods and systems may permit effective suppression of noise even in images that have a prominent FPN component, by modeling noise more accurately to comprise both random noise and FPN components, estimating one or more noise parameters, filtering images based on motion-adaptive parameters, and/or performing other operations described herein.
- filtering may be performed on spatiotemporal volumes, any one of which may be constructed by grouping image blocks (e.g., a fixed-size portion or patch of a video image frame) extracted from a sequence of video image frames along a motion trajectory.
- Memory component 120 may comprise one or more various types of memory devices including volatile and non-volatile memory devices, such as RAM (Random Access
- noise exhibited in still or video images captured by many image sensors is not unstructured noise. Rather, both the random component and FPN component may be correlated. That is, noise pixels in different spatial (e.g., different pixel coordinates) and temporal (e.g., in different frames) locations are not independent of one another, but rather are correlated with each other. Typical noise in video image data may therefore be referred to as "colored” noise, rather than "white” noise. Such characteristics may be readily observed in power spectral density (PSD) graphs of example noise as shown in Figs. 3A-3B. More specifically, Fig.
- PSD power spectral density
- correlations of noise may be analyzed and expressed with respect to other transforms than the Fourier transform, for example, with respect to the discrete cosine transform (DCT), various types of wavelet transforms, or other suitable transforms.
- DCT discrete cosine transform
- wavelet transforms various types of wavelet transforms, or other suitable transforms.
- %PN ⁇ FPN ® TM > (Equation 3) wherein are white noise factors following independent and identically distributed (i.i.d.) Gaussian distributions such that:
- an actual pattern of FPN in the video image frames may be dynamically estimated, in addition to or in place of various statistical parameters associated with the FPN (e.g., a PSD an d a standard deviation °TMof the FPN estimated as described herein).
- the dynamically estimated FPN pattern may be subtracted from the video image frames, and from the resulting video image frames a PSD of the residual FPN (e.g., FPN remaining in the video image frames after the dynamically estimated FPN pattern is subtracted) and/or other noise may be estimated online (e.g., using the received video image frames) as opposed to being estimated offline (e.g., using calibration video 402).
- a PSD of the residual FPN e.g., FPN remaining in the video image frames after the dynamically estimated FPN pattern is subtracted
- other noise may be estimated online (e.g., using the received video image frames) as opposed to being estimated offline (e.g., using calibration video 402).
- Such online estimation of the PSD of the residual FPN or other noise may enable noise filter
- filtering operations may be adjusted based on which plane (e.g., DC plane or AC co-volume) the coefficients belong to, as further described herein.
- AC co- volume 706 may be viewed as other remaining coefficients, which typically satisfy some type of orthogonal relationship with the coefficients in DC-plane 704. It should be noted that Fig. 7 is merely a visual presentation provided for purposes of explaining filtering operations on a 3-d spectrum, and as such, the depiction of the location, size, and/or shape of 3-D spectrum 702, DC plane 704, AC co-volume 706 should not be understood as limiting a resulting 3-D spectrum.
- some embodiments of methods and systems disclosed herein may be included in or implemented as various devices and systems that capture and/or process video or still images impaired by noise (e.g., video or still images captured by infrared image sensors or other sensors operating at a low signal-to-noise ratio regime, and/or video or still images processed by conventional FPN compensation techniques) to beneficially improve image quality.
- noise e.g., video or still images captured by infrared image sensors or other sensors operating at a low signal-to-noise ratio regime, and/or video or still images processed by conventional FPN compensation techniques
- alpha-rooting of the 3-D spectrum coefficients at operation 1312 may also include sharpening alpha-rooting of the spatial features common to all image blocks in a same spatiotemporal volume to sharpen those spatial features, which may be performed by operating on the temporal-DC coefficients (e.g., the coefficients of DC plane 704).
- contents of the image blocks may be sharpened, while at the same time suppressing the higher frequency components of atmospheric turbulence effects (e.g., blurring) in image blocks.
- performing different types of filtering, enhancements, or other modifications on different spectral dimension as in this example is advantageously facilitated by the structure of the constructed spatiotemporal volumes and the corresponding 3-D spectra.
- Non-transitory instructions, program code, and/or data can be stored on one or more non-transitory machine readable mediums. It is also contemplated that software identified herein can be
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