MATLAB Implementation of Contourlet Transform Source Code
Contourlet Transform MATLAB Source Code with Multi-Scale Directional Decomposition Implementation
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Contourlet Transform MATLAB Source Code with Multi-Scale Directional Decomposition Implementation
Non-subsampled contourlet correlation denoising research implementation, including a complete non-subsampled contourlet transform toolbox with verified simulation results and MATLAB-based algorithm demonstration
Image denoising through the integration of Contourlet transform, Independent Component Analysis (ICA), and chaotic particle swarm optimization algorithms for enhanced noise reduction and parameter optimization.
Contourlet wavelet implementation combined with three histogram-based image enhancement algorithms for improved visual quality and detail preservation
Source code implementation of Contourlet transform for image processing applications
A comprehensive MATLAB toolbox implementing contourlet transform for advanced multiscale geometric image analysis with edge detection and detail capture capabilities
Contourlet region statistical method for performing image fusion with implementation insights on multi-scale decomposition and directional filter banks
Implementation of contourlet-based image compression coding featuring PSNR calculation, compression ratio analysis, and runtime performance evaluation
This package provides various algorithms and .m files for image enhancement and denoising using Contourlet and Wavelet transforms, including implementations for multi-scale decomposition, directional filtering, and threshold-based noise reduction techniques.
The Non-Subsampled Contourlet Transform (NSCT), developed from the Contourlet transform foundation, achieves translation-invariant properties in image transformation. This multiscale and multidirectional decomposition technique can be implemented using filter bank structures without downsampling operations, preserving spatial consistency across decomposition levels.