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29 December 2000 Nonlinear prediction for Gaussian mixture image models
Jun Zhang, Dehong Ma
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Proceedings Volume 4310, Visual Communications and Image Processing 2001; (2000) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.411788
Event: Photonics West 2001 - Electronic Imaging, 2001, San Jose, CA, United States
Abstract
Prediction is an essential operation in many image processing applications, such as object detection and image and video compression. When the image is modeled as Gaussian, the optimal predictor is linear and easy to obtain. However, image texture and clutter are often non-Gaussian and in such cases, optimal predictors are difficult to find. In this paper, we have derived an optimal predictor for an important class of non-Gaussian image models, the block-based multivariate Gaussian mixture model. This predictor has a special non- linear structure: it is a linear combination of the neighboring pixels but the combination coefficients are also functions of the neighboring pixels, not constants. The efficacy of this predictor is demonstrated in object recognition experiments where the prediction error image is used to identify 'hidden' objects. Results indicate that when the background texture is non-linear, i.e., with fast- switching gray-level patches, it performs significantly better than the optimal linear predictor.
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Jun Zhang and Dehong Ma "Nonlinear prediction for Gaussian mixture image models", Proc. SPIE 4310, Visual Communications and Image Processing 2001, (29 December 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.411788
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KEYWORDS
Autoregressive models

Image filtering

Image processing

Image compression

Data modeling

Expectation maximization algorithms

Target detection

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