Projection and interpolation based techniques for structured and impulsive noise filtering

Bishnu Lamichhane; Laura Rebollo - Neira

Projection and interpolation based techniques for structured and impulsive noise filtering

Bishnu Lamichhane, Laura Rebollo - Neira

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Abstract

In this chapter we present the relevant mathematical background to address two well defined signal and image processing problems. Namely, the problem of structured noise filtering and the problem of interpolation of missing data. The former is addressed by recourse to oblique projection based techniques whilst the latter, which can be considered equivalent to impulsive noise filtering, is tackled by appropriate interpolation methods.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	New Signal Processing Research
Editors	Takumi Maeda
Publisher	Nova science
Pages	127-158
Number of pages	32
ISBN (Print)	978-1-60456-479-2
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2008

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Keywords

structured noise filtering
interpolation of missing data
oblique projection based techniques
impulsive noise filtering
interpolation methods.

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Projection and interpolation based techniques for structured and impulsive noise filtering

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