Non-Gaussian Scale Space Filtering with 2 by 2 Matrix of Linear Filters

10/04/2011
by   Toshiro Kubota, et al.
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Construction of a scale space with a convolution filter has been studied extensively in the past. It has been proven that the only convolution kernel that satisfies the scale space requirements is a Gaussian type. In this paper, we consider a matrix of convolution filters introduced in [1] as a building kernel for a scale space, and shows that we can construct a non-Gaussian scale space with a 2× 2 matrix of filters. The paper derives sufficient conditions for the matrix of filters for being a scale space kernel, and present some numerical demonstrations.

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