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Deconv LR method - Restoring pixel borders (reducing ringin effect)

saumya_satish — Wed, 06 Mar 2013 19:44:54 GMT

I tried the LR deconv method from IPP and got it working. However, I am not sure as to what I should use to restore the pixel border before calling this function ? I use edgetaper in matlab for this purpose otherwise I get the ringing effect on my deblurred result.

Kindly help with some code snippets that demonstrates how this ringign effect is taken care in IPP ?

Thanks

Saumya

>>... that demonstrates how

SergeyKostrov — Sat, 09 Mar 2013 01:04:41 GMT

>>... that demonstrates how this ringign effect... How that Ringing Effect looks like ( before it was restored )? Could you attach screenshots for Uncorrected and Corrected images? Thanks in advance.

Since IPP mostly requires you

Thomas_Jensen1 — Sat, 09 Mar 2013 12:33:38 GMT

Since IPP mostly requires you to add you own border pixels, since the kernel overlaps the image edges, then you must allocate a temp image buffer and then copy over your source image using for instance ippiCopyReplicateBorder. This will put you image in the middle and then duplicate pixel values in the border. When filtering, the source ROI should be middle part of the image (your source image). The destination ROI is an image with he same dimension as your source image. The duplicated pixels will reduce ringing.

Thanks Thomas. That works and

saumya_satish — Thu, 14 Mar 2013 21:03:22 GMT

Thanks Thomas. That works and reduced ringing to quite an extent !

Your'e welcome. I'm happy my

Thomas_Jensen1 — Thu, 14 Mar 2013 21:29:17 GMT

Your'e welcome. I'm happy my knowledge was useful for you.

Like you, I'd very much like if Intel IPP would add a training class area to the IPP web site.
This area could be read-only and could be like a forum with topics and articles. One topic could be "Reducing ringing effects when filtering". Another could be "Implementing digital filters in the frequency domain" etc.