Kritéria pro výběr vlnek při zpracování obrazů

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2009-12-14
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Gescheidtová, Eva
Bartušek, Karel
Liberda, Ondřej
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Mark
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International Society for Science and Engineering, o.s.
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Magnetic resonance is made use of in particular as a diagnostic imaging method. To be able to reliably establish a diagnosis, the doctors must have at their disposal images of selected parts of human organs that are of sufficient quality, with no details missing. The detected images are frequently of very low contrast and resolution. Similar to MR signals, the images are degraded by noise, the level of which depends, among other things, on the level of the signal being detected, local proton density, voxel size, bandwidth, system design, quality of the RF coil, and the detection parameters. The introduction of wavelet transform provided an efficient tool for processing not only MR signals but also MR images. For a successful processing of images it is important to select from the many currently used types of wavelet. An inappropriate choice of the wavelet can lead to the loss of important information contained in the image or, on the contrary, filtering can be less efficient. In the paper the selection criteria are described and their importance in the selection of wavelets suitable for MR image processing is evaluated.
Obrazy snímané při MR mají často velmi nízký kontrast a jsou zatíženy šumem. Pro posouzení kvality filtrace a porovnávání kvality obrazů snímaných na různých přístrojích je nutné použít několik kritérií. Za vhodná považujeme SNR, strmost jasových změn v obraze a kontrast v obraze.
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Elektrorevue. 2009, vol. 11, č. 1, s. 1-5. ISSN 1213-1539
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(C) 2009 Elektrorevue
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