The Novel Iterative Two-Stage Algorithm with Neighborhood Correlation for Removal the AAIN (Arbitrary Amplitude Impulse Noise)

Within outlier removal experimentation association, in the outlier revelation mechanism, the investigated figuring basis (which is located at the midpoint of the investigated window) and its neighborhood correlation (which is estimated from the investigated figuring basis and its encircling figuring basis) are theoretically elucidated as outlier correlation. One of the ultramodern and most energetic of noise removal algorithms is an original two-stage noise removal algorithm stand on the neighborhood correlation, which was introduced in 2020 for AAIN (Arbitrary Amplitude Impulse Noise). Thereby, this paper proposes the novel iterative two-stage algorithm with neighborhood correlation, which is progressed from the original two-stage noise removal algorithm, for removal the AAIN. In the simulated investigation, copious digital figures, which are compounded of F16 and Pepper under all random noise proportion, are engaged in the novel iterative two-stage algorithm in contemplating of the energetic of precedent state-of-art algorithms: MF, SMF, AMF and original 2-Stage system. From these simulated investigation products, the noise removal algorithm based on novel iterative 2-stage algorithm constitutes the exclusive energetic, which is contemplated with precedent state-of-art algorithms.

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2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ieecon64081.2025.10987672
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Blind Source Separation Techniques
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The Novel Iterative Two-Stage Algorithm with Neighborhood Correlation for Removal the AAIN (Arbitrary Amplitude Impulse Noise)

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The Novel Iterative Two-Stage Algorithm with Neighborhood Correlation for Removal the AAIN (Arbitrary Amplitude Impulse Noise)

Vorapoj Patanavijit, Darun Kesrarat, Kornkamol Thakulsukanant, Wilaiporn Lee, Kanabadee Srisomboon
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Within outlier removal experimentation association, in the outlier revelation mechanism, the investigated figuring basis (which is located at the midpoint of the investigated window) and its neighborhood correlation (which is estimated from the investigated figuring basis and its encircling figuring basis) are theoretically elucidated as outlier correlation. One of the ultramodern and most energetic of noise removal algorithms is an original two-stage noise removal algorithm stand on the neighborhood correlation, which was introduced in 2020 for AAIN (Arbitrary Amplitude Impulse Noise). Thereby, this paper proposes the novel iterative two-stage algorithm with neighborhood correlation, which is progressed from the original two-stage noise removal algorithm, for removal the AAIN. In the simulated investigation, copious digital figures, which are compounded of F16 and Pepper under all random noise proportion, are engaged in the novel iterative two-stage algorithm in contemplating of the energetic of precedent state-of-art algorithms: MF, SMF, AMF and original 2-Stage system. From these simulated investigation products, the noise removal algorithm based on novel iterative 2-stage algorithm constitutes the exclusive energetic, which is contemplated with precedent state-of-art algorithms.

Assumption University (TH), King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok (TH)
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