One-Sided Box Filter for Edge Preserving Image Smoothing
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Abstract (arXiv)
Image smoothing is a fundamental task in signal processing. For such task, box filter is well-known. However, box filter can not keep some features of the signal, such as edges, corners and the jump in the step function. In this paper, we present a one-sided box filter that can smooth the signal but keep the discontinuous features in the signal. More specifically, we perform box filter on eight one-sided windows, leading to a one-sided box filter that can preserve corners and edges. Our filter inherits the constant O(1) computational complexity of the original box filter with respect to the window size and also the linear O(N) computational complexity with respect to the total number of samples. We performance several experiments to show the efficiency and effectiveness of this filter. We further compare our filter with other the-state-of-the-art edge preserving methods. Our filter can be deployed in a large range of applications where the classical box filter is adopted.
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