The tvreg package applies total variation (TV) regularization to perform image denoising, deconvolution, and inpainting. Three different noise models are supported: Gaussian (L2), Laplace (L1), and Poisson. The implementation solves the general TV restoration problem
Min TV(u) + ∫ λ F(K*u,f) dx,
u
to perform denoising, deconvolution, and inpainting as special cases. It is efficiently solved using the split Bregman method. Also included is an implementation of Chan-Vese two-phase segmentation. All functions support grayscale, color, and arbitrary multichannel images.
Please see the included documentation file tvreg.pdf for details.
=== Get Started Quickly in MATLAB ===
Compiling is not required to use tvreg in MATLAB. Try the demos
tvdenoise_demo Total variation denoising demo
tvdeconv_demo Total variation deconvolution demo
tvinpaint_demo Total variation inpainting demo
chanvese_demo Chan-Vese segmentation demo
For improved performance, run the included script "complex_mex.m" to compile the main computation routines as MEX functions. This requires that FFTW is installed, please see section 7.3 of the documentation.
=== Get Started Quickly in C/C++ ===
1. Install the FFTW library (http://www.fftw.org). Windows users can download precompiled DLL files from http://www.fftw.org/install/windows.html.
2. Compile the programs with GCC using "make -f makefile.gcc" or Microsoft Visual C++ using "nmake -f makefile.vc". See section 7 of the documentation for help.
3. Try the demos
tvdenoise_demo Total variation denoising demo
tvdeconv_demo Total variation deconvolution demo
tvinpaint_demo Total variation inpainting demo
chanvese_demo Chan-Vese segmentation demo
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