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Assistant Professor Electronics and Communication Engineering
Sri Venkateshwara College of Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Anne Gowda A B, Nataraja N, Santosh Kumar S, Sunil Kumar K N, and Satya Srikanth Palle
Auricle Technologies, Pvt., Ltd.
The correct information may only sometimes be effectively conveyed by images due to various factors, such as excessively bright or dark lighting and low or high contrast. As a result, picture improvement has become an essential part of digital image processing. This proposed method aims to develop an algorithm for improving photos captured in dark environments. This letter presents a new picture-enhancing approach that combines median and Gabor filtering using the wavelet domain with histogram equalization working over a spatial domain. The proposed method in this paper combines spatial and transformed domains for image enhancement and has been simulated using MATLAB. The simulation results of two different photos show that the suggested approach extends the histogram over a wide range of grayscale, offering a superior improvement to the original image. The novel proposed algorithm aims to improve image quality and visibility, making identifying essential details within the image easier. Further, the proposed technique's success is manifested by examining the produced photos' contrast and brightness. The findings reveal that the suggested technique beats the other strategies for improving low-contrast photos.
Jeevan K M, Anne Gowda A B, and Padmaja Vijay Kumar
Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science
<p><span>The images are not always good enough to convey the proper information. The image may be very bright or very dark sometime or it may be low contrast or high contrast. Because of these reasons image enhancement plays important role in digital image processing. In this paper we proposed an image enhancement technique in which Gabor and median filtering is performed in wavelet domain and Adaptive Histogram Equalization is performed in spatial domain. Brightness and contrast are the two parameters used for analyzing the performance of the proposed method</span></p>
Ramesha M, Sridhara S.B, Anughna N, Anne Gowda A B, and Veeresh Patil
IEEE
The main objective of this paper is to identify centroids for the given image using connected component labeling technique. Imaging radars are used to acquire the images of the required target and it produces 2D images. The imaging radar used here is wall penetrating radar which explores the targets behind the wall. The images obtained from this imaging radar are subjected to some processes like thresholding and filtering in order to improve the image characteristics. The region of interest is then defined using a technique called connected component labeling where the image is scanned and the pixels grouped into components based on pixel connectivity. All the pixels in the connected component of an image exhibit same pixel intensity values which are connected together. When all the groups in an image have been identified then each pixel will be labeled with a gray level or color labeling based on the component it was specified. Finally, these individually identified objects are located with centroid, these centroids show the presence of the targets. The main goal is to remove noise/clutters in an image in an efficient manner and to locate individual object in an image by a single point called centroid.