Denoising method for X-ray images with poisson-Gaussian noise based on a new threshold function and shearlet transform

IF 1.7 4区 综合性期刊 Q2 MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES Journal of Radiation Research and Applied Sciences Pub Date : 2024-08-20 DOI:10.1016/j.jrras.2024.101074
Yuting Xu , Qiang Wang , Zhifang Wu
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Abstract

Background

X-ray imaging has been applied in various fields. However, the noise in X-ray images reduces the image quality and affects subsequent detection.

Aims

A denoising method is developed to solve the problem of the Poisson-Gaussian mixed noise caused by X-ray imaging.

Method

ology: A new threshold function and an improved threshold are proposed in this paper. Furthermore, an improved denoising method, namely the improved generalized Anscombe with shearlet transform (improved GA-ST), is developed based on the above proposed algorithms. After theoretical derivation, experiments and parameter analysis, the proposed method is applied to actual X-ray images.

Results

The results show that the new threshold function is continuous, asymptotic, and has no inherent deviation, which solves the problems existing in traditional threshold functions. In addition, the improved GA-ST method can reduce Poisson-Gaussian mixed noise at different levels. As for actual X-ray images, the improved GA-ST method outperforms the other methods, and the BRISQUE descent ratios all exceed 25%.

Conclusions

The improved GA-ST method proposed in this paper can effectively reduce the noise in X-ray images and meet the requirements of actual applications based on MATLAB platform.

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基于新阈值函数和小剪变换的泊松高斯噪声 X 射线图像去噪方法
背景X射线成像已应用于多个领域。本文提出了一种去噪方法来解决 X 射线成像中的泊松-高斯混合噪声问题:本文提出了一种新的阈值函数和改进的阈值。方法:本文提出了一种新的阈值函数和一种改进的阈值,并在上述算法的基础上开发了一种改进的去噪方法,即改进的广义安斯康贝与小剪切变换(改进的 GA-ST)。结果结果表明,新的阈值函数是连续的、渐近的、没有内在偏差的,解决了传统阈值函数存在的问题。此外,改进后的 GA-ST 方法还能降低不同程度的泊松-高斯混合噪声。结论本文基于 MATLAB 平台提出的改进 GA-ST 方法能有效降低 X 射线图像中的噪声,满足实际应用的要求。
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