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In order to solve the problem of ghost artifacts in the traditional nonuniformity correction(NUC) method, a new scene-based guided bilateral filter(GBF) nonuniformity correction was proposed. In this paper, the original input image sequences are processed by the guided bilateral filter firstly, then the expected output imagine with the boundary information was estimated recursively only by using high spatial-frequency part of the image which contains most of the noise and nonuinformity. The method was verified with several infrared image sequences, and several experimental results show that the proposed method can significantly reduce the ghosting artifacts in temporal high-pass filter(THPF) and achieve a better nonunifotmity correction effect.
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