Image noise Detection and Removal based on Enhanced GridLOF Algorithm
Journal Title: International Journal of Advanced Computer Science & Applications - Year 2017, Vol 8, Issue 12
Abstract
Image noise removal is a major task in image processing where noise can harness any information inferred from the image especially when the noise level is high. Although there exists many outlier detection approaches used for this task, more enhancements are needed to achieve better performance specifically in terms of time. This paper proposes a new algorithm to detect and remove noise from images depending on an enhanced version of GridLOF algorithm. The enhancement aims to reduce the time and complexity of the algorithm while attaining comparable accuracy. Simulation results on a set of different images proved that proposed algorithm achieves the standard accuracy.
Authors and Affiliations
Ahmed M. Elmogy, Eslam Mahmoud, Fahd A. Turki
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