Robust Watershed Segmentation of Noisy Image Using Wavelet

Abstract

Segmentation of adjoining objects in a noisy image is a challenging task in image processing. Natural images often get corrupted by noise during acquisition and transmission. Segmentation of these noisy images does not provide desired results, hence de-noising is required. In this paper, we tried to address a very effective technique called Wavelet thresholding for de-noising, as it can arrest the energy of a signal in few energy transform values, followed by Marker controlled Watershed Segmentation.

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Nilanjan Dey , Arpan Sinha , Pranati Rakshit

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Nilanjan Dey, Arpan Sinha, Pranati Rakshit (2011). Robust Watershed Segmentation of Noisy Image Using Wavelet. International Journal of Computer Science and Communication Networks, 1(2), 117-122. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-129713