We propose a non-stationary spatial image model for blind image separation problem. Our model is defined on first order image differentials. We model the image differentials using t-distribution with space varying scale parameters. This prior image model has been used in the Bayesian formulation and the image source are estimated using a Langevin sampler method. We have tested the proposed model on astrophysical image mixtures and obtained better results regarding to stationary model.

Non-stationary t-distribution prior for image source separation from blurred observations

Kuruoglu E E
2010

Abstract

We propose a non-stationary spatial image model for blind image separation problem. Our model is defined on first order image differentials. We model the image differentials using t-distribution with space varying scale parameters. This prior image model has been used in the Bayesian formulation and the image source are estimated using a Langevin sampler method. We have tested the proposed model on astrophysical image mixtures and obtained better results regarding to stationary model.
2010
Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione "Alessandro Faedo" - ISTI
978-3-642-15995-4
Probability and Statistics. Markov processes
Probability and Statistics. Probabilistic algorithms (including Monte Carlo)
Physical Sciences and Engineering. Astronomy
Markov random fields
Student-t distribution
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