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| author | Kornak, John Young, Karl Friedman, Eric |
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| contents | Bayesian image analysis has played a large role over the last 40+ years in solving problems in image noise-reduction, de-blurring, feature enhancement, and object detection. However, these problems can be complex and lead to computational difficulties, due to the modeled interdependence between spatial locations. The Bayesian image analysis in Fourier space (BIFS) approach proposed here reformulates the conventional Bayesian image analysis paradigm for continuous valued images as a large set of independent (but heterogeneous) processes over Fourier space. The original high-dimensional estimation problem in image space is thereby broken down into (trivially parallelizable) independent one-dimensional problems in Fourier space. The BIFS approach leads to easy model specification with fast and direct computation, a wide range of possible prior characteristics, easy modeling of isotropy into the prior, and models that are effectively invariant to changes in image resolution. |
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| spellingShingle | Bayesian Image Analysis in Fourier Space Kornak, John Young, Karl Friedman, Eric Methodology Bayesian image analysis has played a large role over the last 40+ years in solving problems in image noise-reduction, de-blurring, feature enhancement, and object detection. However, these problems can be complex and lead to computational difficulties, due to the modeled interdependence between spatial locations. The Bayesian image analysis in Fourier space (BIFS) approach proposed here reformulates the conventional Bayesian image analysis paradigm for continuous valued images as a large set of independent (but heterogeneous) processes over Fourier space. The original high-dimensional estimation problem in image space is thereby broken down into (trivially parallelizable) independent one-dimensional problems in Fourier space. The BIFS approach leads to easy model specification with fast and direct computation, a wide range of possible prior characteristics, easy modeling of isotropy into the prior, and models that are effectively invariant to changes in image resolution. |
| title | Bayesian Image Analysis in Fourier Space |
| topic | Methodology |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.19481 |