Imagetool: a GUI for TV image restoration |
The project This project was proposed by Tony Chan in Summer 1995 to provide a graphical point&click front-end to the Total Variation restoration routines that had been developed in his image processing research group at UCLA. The main contributors to this project are We expect to release version 1 of this package in the near future.
Design GoalsThe main goal of this project is to have an easy-to-use framework to test and compare several algorithms for TV image restoration (denoising and deblurring) and different choices of parameters. The methods we currently include are:
Development framework The development platform is matlab's graphical user interface routines for the front-end and C mex files for the computational kernels. See section installation for the software requirements and more details.
Usage The imagetool has two main windows: from which you do a number of things: load a degraded image, load a non-degraded image and degrade it afterwards, choose a method for the image restoration and its corresponding parameters, save the images, plot some statistics of the iterations, etc.
Installation You can download the package for
matlab 4.2c or the package for
matlab 5.0. You need also the
MEX files that are
available for Linux, Sparc Solaris (SunOS 5.5), SunOS 4.1 or HP-UX 10.
To install follow the instructions below:
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