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BILATERAL

BILATERAL

Name


    BILATERAL

Purpose


    This function performs bilateral filtering of a greyscale or multi-
    band color image. The filtering is based on a Gaussian distribution
    in both the distance and range domain and depends on the user-provided
    standard deviations in both of these domains. This function is capable
    of smoothing the provided image while maintaing edge detail.
      (Source: C. Tomasi and R. Manduchi, "Bilateral filtering for gray
                and color images", Proceedings of the 1998 IEEE International
                Conference on Computer Vision, Bombay, India)

Category


    Image Processing.

Calling Sequence


    Result = BILATERAL( image, distanceDeviation, rangeDeviation
                        [,NUMBER_DEVIATIONS=number_deviations],
                        [,/USE_LAB],
                        [,/EDGE_ZERO | ,/EDGE_TRUNCATE | ,/EDGE_WRAP] )

Inputs


    image
      A 2-dimensional (greyscale) or 3-dimensional (multiband/color) array
      containing the image data to be filtered.
    distanceDeviation
      A scalar or vector of standard deviations to be used to define the
      spatial portion of the bilateral filter. If a vector is provided,
      an iterative application of this filter is applied.
    rangeDeviation
      A scalar or vector of standard deviations to be used to define the
      range portion of the bilateral filter. If a vector is provided,
      an iterative application of this filter is applied.
      NOTE: The number of elements provided for the distanceDeviation and
            the rangeDeviation parameters must be the same.

Keyword Parametrs


    NUMBER_DEVIATIONS
      An optional parameter naming a variable containing the number of standard
      deviations that should be used when defining the distance filter's
      width (the default value is 3).
    USE_LAB
      An optional parameter indicating that the range distance computations
      should take place in the CIE L*a*b* color space (rather than in
      the raw digital count space). This is believed to provide a better
      result as the distance in this space correspond closely to perceptual
      color differences.
    EDGE_ZERO
      An optional parameter indicating that the provided image should be
      zero-padded to allow the output response to be the same size as the
      input.
    EDGE_TRUNCATE
      An optional parameter indicating that the provided image should be
      padded with the outlining columns/rows to allow the output response
      to be the same size as the input.
    EDGE_WRAP
      An optional parameter indicating that the provided image should be
      wrapped to allow the output response to be the same size as the input.

Return Value


    Result is a greyscale or multiband image array (matching the input
    image) containing the bilateral filter response surface produced using
    the user-provided distance and range standard deviations.

Side Effects


    The resulting response image will have a black border unless an optional
    edge treatment is specified.

Requires


    GAUSSIAN
    SRGB2LAB_IMAGE
    SRGB2XYZ
    XYZ2LAB
    LAB2SRGB_IMAGE
    LAB2XYZ
    XYZ2SRGB

Modification History


    Written by: Carl Salvaggio
    February, 2010 Original code
   

Disclaimer


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