| 摘要 |
<p>In order to prevent or minimize blocking artifacts from appearing in an image due to independent processing of each overlapped block of an image by one of many different filters, true pixel correction values are calculated, then added to each pixel of the image so that the transition between adjacent blocks of pixels will be smooth. This corrective method coined 'stitching' is applied in either the spatial or the frequency domain to each block of filtered pixels in the image and generally includes the steps of: (i) choosing measurement points within a given block, so that the measurement points reside in areas overlapped by adjacent blocks and are situated in between pixels which have been saved (the saved region) and pixels which have been discarded during filtering; (ii) determining measurement point values at each measurement point by pixel measurement or approximation from neighboring pixels, as necessary; (iii) calculating measurement point correction values which will be non-zero when the measurement points are situated between pixels; (iv) calculating true pixel correction values for pixels situated in the saved region by interpolating between the measurement point correction values; and (v) modifying pixel values within the saved region in accordance with the true pixel correction values, respectively.</p> |
