Volume 52, Issue 4
A Nonstandard Higher-Order Variational Model for Speckle Noise Removal and Thin-Structure Detection

Hamdi Houichet, Anis Theljani, Badreddine Rjaibi & Maher Moakher

J. Math. Study, 52 (2019), pp. 394-424.

Published online: 2019-12

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We propose a multiscale approach for a nonstandard higher-order PDE based on the $p$(·)-Kirchhoff energy. We first use the topological gradient approach for a semi-linear case in order to detect important objects of the image. We consider a fully nonlinear $p$(·)-Kirchhoff equation with variable-exponent functions that are chosen adaptively based on the map provided by the topological gradient in order to preserve important features of the image. Then, we consider the split Bregman method for the numerical implementation of the proposed model. We compare our model with other classical variational approaches such as the TVL and bi-harmonic restoration models. Finally, we present some numerical results to illustrate the effectiveness of our approach.

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65M32, 68U10, 35G25

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hamdi.houichet@gmail.com (Hamdi Houichet)

thaljanianis@gmail.com (Anis Theljani)

badreddine.rjaibi@lamsin.rnu.tn (Badreddine Rjaibi)

maher.moakher@enit.utm.tn (Maher Moakher)

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@Article{JMS-52-394, author = {Houichet , HamdiTheljani , AnisRjaibi , Badreddine and Moakher , Maher}, title = {A Nonstandard Higher-Order Variational Model for Speckle Noise Removal and Thin-Structure Detection}, journal = {Journal of Mathematical Study}, year = {2019}, volume = {52}, number = {4}, pages = {394--424}, abstract = {

We propose a multiscale approach for a nonstandard higher-order PDE based on the $p$(·)-Kirchhoff energy. We first use the topological gradient approach for a semi-linear case in order to detect important objects of the image. We consider a fully nonlinear $p$(·)-Kirchhoff equation with variable-exponent functions that are chosen adaptively based on the map provided by the topological gradient in order to preserve important features of the image. Then, we consider the split Bregman method for the numerical implementation of the proposed model. We compare our model with other classical variational approaches such as the TVL and bi-harmonic restoration models. Finally, we present some numerical results to illustrate the effectiveness of our approach.

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TY - JOUR T1 - A Nonstandard Higher-Order Variational Model for Speckle Noise Removal and Thin-Structure Detection AU - Houichet , Hamdi AU - Theljani , Anis AU - Rjaibi , Badreddine AU - Moakher , Maher JO - Journal of Mathematical Study VL - 4 SP - 394 EP - 424 PY - 2019 DA - 2019/12 SN - 52 DO - http://doi.org/10.4208/jms.v52n4.19.03 UR - https://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/jms/13464.html KW - Inverse problems, regularization procedures, $p$(·)-Kirchhoff, topological gradient, split Bregman. AB -

We propose a multiscale approach for a nonstandard higher-order PDE based on the $p$(·)-Kirchhoff energy. We first use the topological gradient approach for a semi-linear case in order to detect important objects of the image. We consider a fully nonlinear $p$(·)-Kirchhoff equation with variable-exponent functions that are chosen adaptively based on the map provided by the topological gradient in order to preserve important features of the image. Then, we consider the split Bregman method for the numerical implementation of the proposed model. We compare our model with other classical variational approaches such as the TVL and bi-harmonic restoration models. Finally, we present some numerical results to illustrate the effectiveness of our approach.

Hamdi Houichet, Anis Theljani, Badreddine Rjaibi & Maher Moakher. (2019). A Nonstandard Higher-Order Variational Model for Speckle Noise Removal and Thin-Structure Detection. Journal of Mathematical Study. 52 (4). 394-424. doi:10.4208/jms.v52n4.19.03
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