Jing-Ming Guo, Yun-Fu Liu, B. Lai, Peng-Hua Wang, Jiann-Der Lee
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Abstract
In this paper, a classified-based post-compensation algorithm for Color Filter Array (CFA) demosaicing is proposed. This technique can be used for improving the image quality of the interpolated results obtained by other CFA images. First, each pixel is classified according to its neighborhood texture variance and angle. Then, different Least-Mean-Square (LMS) filters are trained to adopt for dealing pixels of various characteristics. As documented in the experimental results, the proposed scheme can substantially boost the image quality; in addition, a better visual perceptual can be obtained. Notably, the proposed method can be considered as effective post-compensation by applying for any former schemes to yield an even better image quality.