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Suhail S. Saquib, Brian Busch
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NIP & Digital Fabrication Conference. 21:211-214
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NIP & Digital Fabrication Conference. 18:200-204
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NIP & Digital Fabrication Conference. 18:195-199
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IEEE Transactions on Image Processing. 7:1029-1044
Markov random fields (MRF's) have been widely used to model images in Bayesian frameworks for image reconstruction and restoration. Typically, these MRF models have parameters that allow the prior model to be adjusted for best performance. However, o
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IEEE transactions on image processing : a publication of the IEEE Signal Processing Society. 9(10)
Bayesian tomographic reconstruction algorithms generally require the efficient optimization of a functional of many variables. In this setting, as well as in many other optimization tasks, functional substitution (FS) has been widely applied to simpl
Publikováno v:
Computational Imaging
As printing proceeds in a thermal printer, heat from previously printed lines of image data accumulates in the print head and alters the thermal state of the heating elements. This fluctuating state of the heating elements manifests itself as a disto
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Computational Imaging
The sharpness of a printed image may suffer due to the presence of material layers above and below the dye layers. These layers contribute to scattering and surface reflections that make the degradation in sharpness density-dependent. We present data
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ICASSP
A certain class of Markov random fields (MRF) known as generalized Gaussian MRFs (GGMRF) have been shown to yield good performance in modeling the a priori information in Bayesian image reconstruction and restoration problems. Though the ML estimate
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ICIP (2)
Statistical tomographic reconstruction algorithms generally require the efficient optimization of a functional. An algorithm known as iterative coordinate descent with Newton-Raphson updates (ICD/NR) has been shown to be much more computationally eff
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ICIP (2)
The popularity of Bayesian methods in image processing applications has generated great interest in image modeling. A good image model needs to be non-homogeneous to be able to adapt to the local characteristics of the different regions in an image.