MATLAB Implementation of Image Fusion Techniques
Comprehensive image fusion approaches including high-pass filtering, IHS transformation, principal component analysis, wavelet-based methods, and combined wavelet-IHS methodology.
Explore MATLAB source code curated for "高通滤波" with clean implementations, documentation, and examples.
Comprehensive image fusion approaches including high-pass filtering, IHS transformation, principal component analysis, wavelet-based methods, and combined wavelet-IHS methodology.
Implementation of 5 gradient-based enhancement techniques for image sharpening, high-pass filtering with mask processing, noise reduction using Butterworth low-pass filters, and image sharpening through Butterworth high-pass filters. Includes practical code implementations for each method.
Implementation of second-order Butterworth high-pass filtering with result visualization. After extraction, place both the image and program in the same directory, then execute the filtering algorithm to process digital images.
Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) Filtering with capabilities for high-pass, low-pass, and band-pass filtering operations.
This MATLAB filtering program implements spatial domain 2D convolution filtering, frequency domain high-pass filtering, and third-order Butterworth high-pass filter design. The program demonstrates excellent performance and includes comprehensive code comments, ensuring strong generalizability and portability for signal processing applications.
Implementation of multiple techniques for panchromatic and multispectral image fusion: (1) IHS Transform, (2) High-Pass Filtering, (3) GIHS Method, (4) Wavelet Transform, (5) PCA, and (6) Brovey Transform, including algorithm explanations and code implementation insights.
In the one-level wavelet decomposition process, the original signal undergoes low-pass and high-pass filtering respectively, followed by binary downsampling to obtain low-frequency and high-frequency coefficients (also referred to as approximation and detail coefficients). Multi-level decomposition recursively applies the same wavelet decomposition to the low-frequency coefficients obtained from the previous level, enabling hierarchical signal analysis.
This implementation performs noise addition to speech signals followed by processing using low-pass, band-pass, and high-pass filters. The program runs perfectly, but requires careful attention to audio file path configuration to avoid runtime errors! Includes code descriptions for signal processing workflows and filter implementations.
Comprehensive guide to writing and applying high-pass filters, including instructions for adapting the code to your specific image file paths - users must modify the source image paths according to their local directory structure.