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Image Denoising Using Lower Semi-Frames

A blind image denoising framework based on an infinite directional lower semi-frame (DLSF) is proposed for additive white Gaussian noise. The model employs scale-dependent directional analysis with resolvent regularization of the unbounded semi-frame operator. Noise variance is estimated directly in the DLSF domain by modeling the joint covariance of four directional difference channels and applying covariance whitening to obtain a chi-square statistic. A lower-tail moment estimator provides blind noise estimation without median absolute deviation. The estimated noise level is incorporated into channel-wise Wiener-type shrinkage and canonical-dual synthesis, followed by a data-consistent ...

AuthorsHemalatha M, P. Sam Johnson
Primary categoryeess.IV
Published21 August 2026
Last updated at source21 August 2026
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