Spatially-selective edge enhancement for discrete pixel images

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G06T 5/50 (2006.01)

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CA 2276634

A discrete pixel image is enhanced to bring out particular features of interest such as edges. The enhancement includes decomposition of the original processed image data, enhancement by application of gain images to the decomposed images, and reconstruction of the enhanced image. The decomposition proceeds through a series of low-pass filters to arrive at decomposed images of progressively lower spatial frequencies. These decomposed images are then multiplied by gain images during the enhancement phase. Gain images for at least the higher spatial frequency level images are derived from lower spatial frequency level images. These spatial frequency-based gain images may be based upon operator inputs, including a spatial sensitivity function and an edge enhancement value. Lower spatial frequency level image may be processed by application of predetermined gain values. The reconstruction sequence recombines the decomposed images after application of the gains to arrive at an enhanced image of the same dimensions as the original image.

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