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INTRODUCTION
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978-1-4799-2572-8/14/$31.00 2014
IEEE
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P[ X k ] =
nk
,
n
k = 0,1, ! , L 1,
(1)
k and n
X k , is
C[ X k ] and defined as
nk
,
k = 0,1,! , L 1, (2)
j =0 n
it is obvious that C[ X L 1 ] = 1. Now we define a transform
function f (.) for histogram equalization, which maps an
input gray level X k into an output gray level f (k ), given as
k
C[ X k ] = P[ X d x] =
f ( X k ) = X 0 ( X L 1 X 0 )C[ X k ], k = 0,1,! , L 1.
(3)
III. MODIFIED HISTOGRAM BASED CONTRAST
ENHANCEMENT USING HOMOMORPHIC FILTERING
In this section we will completely describe proposed
method Modified Histogram Based Contrast Enhancement
using Homomorphic Filtering (MH-FIL). Our method has two
step processing, in first step global contrast of image is
enhanced using histogram modification followed by histogram
equalization and then in second step homomorphic filtering is
used for image sharpening, this sharpening is followed by
image normalization. Figure 1 shows block diagram of
proposed method.
H c = DH (1 D ) H u ,
where 0 d D d 1.
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f ( x, y ) = r ( x, y )i ( x, y ).
g ( x, y ) = ( X MI /X MO ) f ( x, y ),
where
(6)
EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
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AMBE =| X M YM |,
(7)
where X M and YM are mean brightness of input and
processed image respectively.
Table I Absolute Mean Brightness Error (AMBE)
Image Name
mdb143
mdb144
mdb145
mdb146
mdb147
mdb148
headCT-Vandy
chest-xray-vandy
MRI-of-knee-Univ-Mich
MRI-spine1-Vandy
Average
HE
5.20
5.46
4.44
4.34
5.40
5.30
2.96
5.13
5.15
4.45
4.78
CLAHE
7.07
7.23
5.96
5.94
7.21
7.20
4.11
7.04
7.19
6.57
6.55
US
6.40
6.74
5.92
5.92
6.59
6.82
3.77
6.57
6.11
5.57
6.04
HM-FIL
7.13
7.26
5.52
5.48
7.21
7.12
3.87
6.81
6.96
5.81
6.32
Ent[ P ] = P ( k )log 2 P ( k ),
(8)
k =0
HE
54.695
46.798
77.711
80.608
50.405
68.119
85.757
8.521
12.759
61.084
54.646
CLAHE
6.959
8.376
4.654
4.607
6.873
8.512
0.660
20.059
14.318
7.817
8.283
US
1.354
1.093
1.152
1.008
1.365
1.142
2.875
2.388
5.976
1.940
2.029
HM-FIL
0.005
0.000
0.013
0.049
0.008
0.000
0.042
0.077
0.040
0.048
0.028
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V.
CONCLUSION
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