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第 55 卷 第 2 期

2020 年 4 月

JOURNAL OF SOUTHWEST JIAOTONG UNIVERSITY

Vol. 55 No. 2

Apr. 2020

ISSN: 0258-2724 DOI:10.35741/issn.0258-2724.55.2.35

Research article

Mathematics

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P

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ATHEMATICAL

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经过证明的数学方面的离散赫姆特小波滤波器

Asma Abdulelah Abdulrahman, Mohammed Rasheed, Suha Shihab

Applied Science Department, University of Technology

Baghdad, Iraq, [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

Received: April 01, 2020 ▪ Review: April 16, 2020 ▪ Accepted: April 25, 2020

This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0)

Abstract

This article describes a new image processing method in order to enhance the images under testing based on discrete Hermite wavelet filter. Discrete Hermite Wavelet Transform, which was used in image processing, including compression and noise removal was used after a number of theories proved to be mathematically ready for use in image processing. Through Discrete Hermite Wavelet Transform at different levels by finding a new filter and using it to find peak-to-noise ratio values (PSNR), compression ratio, mean square error (MSE) and bits per pixel found. Achieving a high compression ratio is acquired by using a new image decomposition algorithm. Bit reduction per pixel is obtained at the second level when increasing the level of decomposition to obtain compression ratio while PSNR is decreased with the basic wavelets, due to the features that characterize Discrete Hermite Wavelet Transform. A new filter was discovered more efficient and effective in reducing the error significantly in rebuilding, MSE and bits per pixel, the samples image is used show efficient intermittent wavelets that were built in this work. This method enabling to extract the integration matrices using Hermite wavelet operation matrix of integration that leads to improve the quality of images under testing. The obtained results for decreasing of and increasing of confirm the accuracy and effectiveness of the proposed method. These results can be used in many fields such as medicine, science treatment, compression, and noise removal images.

Keywords:Hermite Wavelet Transform, Mean Square Error, Compression Ratio, Coiflet, Daubechies

摘要 本文介绍了一种新的图像处理方法,以增强基于离散埃尔米特小波滤波器的被测图像。离散

埃尔米特小波变换用于图像处理,包括压缩和噪声消除,在许多理论证明在数学上已准备就绪可 用于图像处理之后,才使用了离散埃尔米特小波变换。通过找到新的滤波器并使用它来查找峰噪

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比值(信噪比),压缩率,均方误差(微软)和发现的每个像素位数,可以通过在不同级别进行 离散埃尔米特小波变换。通过使用新的图像分解算法可以获得高压缩率。由于离散埃尔米特小波 变换的特征,当增加分解级别以获得压缩率而信噪比降低时,在第二级获得每个像素的位减少。 发现了一种新的滤波器,它在减少重建误差,微软和每像素位数方面更有效,更有效,所使用的 样本图像显示了在此工作中建立的高效间歇小波。这种方法能够使用埃尔米特小波积分积分矩阵 提取积分矩阵,从而提高被测图像的质量。所获得的减少和增加结果证实了所提方法的准确性和 有效性。这些结果可用于许多领域,例如医学,科学治疗,压缩和除噪图像。 关键词: 埃尔米特小波变换,均方误差,压缩率,科夫莱特,道贝吉斯

I. I

NTRODUCTION

Image compression techniques reduce the storage space and transfer of images because they require a large area in the storage and transfer. Compression applications require algorithms to reduce the image loss to its original characteristics [1]. The compression technique is used to output high quality without any loss of accuracy, without losing any slight loss. Lossless compression technique is used where an acceptable image is obtained where the image is analyzed using wavelet transformations such as Haar, Daubechies, symlets and coifles, to achieve pressure picture. The importance of wave transformations appears in one of the most important fields of image processing, which image compression is using wavelet coefficients, which the image is analyzed to Daubechies, symlets and coifles [2]. Various models were used to obtain MSE [3]. Reduction for a digital images lifting methodology Wavelet for image be used for 42 dB of the PSNR data [4]. On various images, Wavelet Transforms applies bike, cafe, water and X-ray [5]. In other applications, wavelet transform was used as a good tools in the properties of the materials. In fact, Image Processing can be used at larger or smaller area to practically many ranges of available Nondestructive testing techniques including Atomic force microscope (AFM), Tunneling emission microscope (TEM), scanning electron microscope (SEM) images, optical interferometer, profilometers, spectroscopes, fluorescence spectrophotometers and ellipsometers [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20], [21], [22]. For both pepper and Barbara portraits used in contour conversions, 30.4 dB was found to be crosses, rectangular, peppers and homes. Production is calculated based on the data of entropy. Many researchers uses wavelet elevation scheme for different images. The research propose a new method to build special wave other than the basic waves in which the Matlab program was prepared, and a

filter for these new waves has been extracted and programmed in simple way.

In this work section 3, a new wavelet derived from the mother wavelet will be constructed by Hermit polynomial that have four parameters it is responsible for the expansion and contraction of the wavelet proving the orthogonality of the new wavelet. In section 4, the Convergent of the wavelet is established. Mathematical aspects are demonstrated in section 5, proved the approximation Multi Discrete Laguerre Wavelets Transform (DHWT) in linear approximation the theorems illustrated the approximation, means the order of smoothness of the void function. In section 6, the algorithms to provide the new wavelet are used for image processing as compression.

Table 1.

Samples that will be tested DHWT

Image 1 Image 2 Image 3 Image 4

II. W

AVELET

T

RANSFORMS

The images are represented by a set of basic functions using wavelet analysis, through a prototype function called the mother wavelet to derive the basic equation, using the expanding of the basis wavelets. Wavelet transformation is given like image decomposition of the image at a timescale plane.

In this work; the wavelets that are constructed Discrete Hermite Wavelet Transform (DHWT) is orthogonal wavelet. This wavelet is proven by theorem in section 3. Moreover, to some theorems that prove wavelet convergence and many important theorems is proven and proven information of Multi Discrete Laguerre Wavelets Transform (MDLWT) so that they take their role in signal or image processing; this makes them

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possess properties used for the same purpose and with high efficiency. Using this wavelet method, we were able to extract the integration matrices using programmatic methods.

A comparison in terms of efficiency with a number of standard waves that are considered to be efficient in the field of image processing, such as image compression, of these wavelets are Haar Daubechies, symlets and coifles, By measuring PSNR, MSE, B.P.P and compression ratio (CR) are discussed.

III. D

ISCRETE

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AVELETS

T

RANSFORMATION

(DHWT)

Many researchers included how to build the wavelet, which consists of the mother function, where the movement depends on two important coefficients a and b, through which the extension and the first translation is responsible for the extension and the second of the translation where the process is continuing on this case depending on Hermite or Chebyshev wavelet and other methods [23], [24], [25], [26], [27].

(1) Let dilation by parameter , translation by parameter and transform , by substitute parameters and transform in Eq. 1, then will be get Eq. 2.

DHWT include four

parameters, , is assumed any positive integer, is the degree of the Hermite polynomials and independent variable in [0, 1].

(2) where

(3) ,

Recurrent Hermit polynomials

(4) with initial , the orthogonal of Hermite polynomials

(5) Hermite polynomials are mutually orthogonal depending on density or weight function while when Hermite polynomial is normalized to get set of orthonormal.

A. Approximation of the Function

is a function characterized with the period [0, 1)

(6) where

in which denoted the inner product in If the infinite series in Eq. 6 is truncated, it be rewritten as

(7) where and are matrices given by

(8) B. Orthogonal of Hermite Wavelets

From above section and Eq. 5 we know is orthogonal with respect to the weight function on the interval the set of Hermite wavelet are the orthogonal with respect

weight function

take the wavelet values for each step in this function on [0, 0.5) and [0.5, 1) respectively is known that any continuous function any approximated uniformly by Hermite functions. We will defined by using Hermite wavelets [23], [24].

Theorem 3.1: The orthogonal of DHWT

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Proof: Let , , if (say

), and , then . It achieves the Eq. 9. If and , , is zero thus the function are orthogonal

where

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In section 2 obtained the orthogonal of Hermite wavelet

(10) In case

m

m

'

Eq. 10 is equal zero and in case

m

m

'

Eq. 10 is equal

Theorem is hold.

IV. S

HIFTED

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ERMITE

W

AVELETS Shifted the Hermite wavelets by using polynomials then Eq. 2 will become

(11) where

should note in dealing with Hermite wavelets the weight function have to dilated and translated.

, a function f

 

t defined over can be expanded in the terms as

(12) where if infinite series in (12) is truncated n it can be written as

(13) where A and are matrices given

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Theorem 4.1: A function

with limited second derivative say be limited second, say , can be widened as an unlimited aggregate of Hermite wavelets, and the series converges uniformly to , that is,

(16) Proof: Let If , by substituting it yields (17)

when by complete integration times, then we will reach hence the theorem.

V. M

ATHEMATICAL

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To prove many of the mathematical aspects of our proposed strategy we must prove many of the hypotheses that qualify our proposed wave in many uses such as image processing. These theories are the approximations of some of the important spaces.

A. Scaling Function of Discrete Hermite Wavelets Transformation

The collection of functions

(18) Eq. 18 is called the scaling function of Discrete Hermite wavelets it will be defined

(19) The system of Hermite wavelets SHW

define

(20) Let is defined on has an expansion in terms of Hermite functions as follows.

(21) is the details of coefficients and is the approximate coefficients.

B. Multi Resolution Analysis (MRA) of Hermite Wavelets

Multi Resolution Analysis of Hermite wavelets (MRAHW) is calculated of coefficients in (Eq. 11).

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MRAHW on is a sequence of subspace

for most

, with

such that , and

called the scaling function and the collection is orthonormal system of extension with

.

Definition 5.1: is MRAHW with then , from F(m) we can find function will be the filtrate wavelet

, with the Hermite

wavelet the

collection .

Definition 5.2: The orthogonal projection with

the arbitrary function f will be

VI. A

PPROXIMATE

DHWT

IN

S

OME

S

PACES

From the above theorems, we conclude that we obtain order approximation by improving the smoothness of the approximation spaces.

The approximate function be a series, let is dyadic interval then

(23) Transactions can be found coefficients by calculating total aggregation for if

The coefficients of HWT for each n we can find one of coefficient is nonzero with size and the approximate error is determined in , E is the approximate error

(24) is any result of approximation.

Theorem 6.1: If then partial sum of

(SDHWT) is

then the approximate error is .

Proof: Let the approximate error in

denoted by then

=

Theorem 6.2: Let and

in (SDHWT) of f then where and the approximate error is .

Proof: The same procedure is applied to

Theorem 6.1. is the approximate error of

in .

From the above theorems, conclude that will be obtained order approximation by improving the smoothness of the approximation spaces.

VII. D

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RANSFORM

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ILTERS

The coefficients of (DHWT) are displayed as matrix by using Eqs. 2 and 3 with , ,

,

and , , Table 1 shows the DHWT , and Table 2 shows the DHWT with norm. Table 2. The DHWT M = 8 m = 0 m = 1 m = 2 m = 3 m = 4 m = 5 m = 6 h1,0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 h1,1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

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h1,2 -1/4 0 1/2 0 0 0 0 0 h1,3 0 -1/4 0 1/6 0 0 0 0 h1,4 0 0 -1/8 0 1/24 0 0 0 h1,5 0 1/32 0 -1/24 0 -1/120 0 0 h1,6 -1/384 0 1/64 0 -1/96 0 1/720 0 h1,7 0 -1/384 0 1/192 0 -1/480 0 1/5040 Table 3. The DHWT M = 8, m = 0 m = 1 m = 2 m = 3 m = 4 m = 5 m = 6 m = 7 h2,0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 h2,1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 h2,2 -1/4 0 1/2 0 0 0 0 0 h2,3 0 -1/4 0 1/6 0 0 0 0 h2,4 0 0 -1/8 0 1/24 0 0 0 h2,5 0 1/32 0 -1/24 0 -1/120 0 0 h2,6 -1/384 0 1/64 0 -1/96 0 1/720 0 h2,7 0 -1/384 0 1/192 0 -1/480 0 1/5040

A. Image Processing Using DHWT

In this section, the coefficients of DHWT method are used in Tables 2 and 3 for color image by MATLAB program. The algorithm 7.2 is illustrated this processed by use the filter, which is the Her matrix (DHWT) where it is used to obtain the image using Matlab program. Then, this program is designed to obtain the proposed wavelet and a deal correctly with the image plus an account Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR), Mean Squared Error (MSE)

Algorithm 1. Discrete Hermite Wavelet Transform (DHWT) with Images Using Matlab Program: Input color image in size , Output processed image

Step 1: Convert the color image to a gray

image

Step 2: Discrete Hermite Wavelet Transform (DHWT) matrices of coefficients divided gray image to blocks every block is matrix

Step 3: Processed every block in rows in level 1 without norm and with norm

Step 4: Processed every block in columns in level 1 without norm and with norm

Step 5: Processed every block in rows in level 2 without norm and with norm

Step 6: Processed every block in columns in level 2 without norm and with norm

where I is input matrix is the coefficients of (DHWT) H is the output matrix process, T is the transposed matrix. From step 2 to step 6 are the decomposition sides.

Step 7: Reconstruct processed by invers Discrete Hermite Wavelet Transform (DHWT) matrix of coefficients with norm in columns in level 1 and 2 without norm and with norm return to original gray image with calculated Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR), Mean Square Error (MSE). Figure 1 shows the diagram of the all steps in the algorithm.

Figure 1. The diagram of all steps in Algorithm 1

The results of algorithm 1 Table 4 illustrated these results.

Table 3.

The results of four samples using DHWT in Level 2

Original image MSE PSNR

1.8568e-28 325.4431

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1.9040e-28 325.3341

1.8865e-28 325.3741

Algorithm 2. Compression Image Using Discrete Hermite Wavelet Transform (DHWT):

Input color image in size

Output compressed image level 1, 2, 3 and 4 Step 1: Load color image is Step 2: Discrete Hermite Wavelet Transform (DHWT) programming in matlab divided filter DHWT to two bands high pass filter and low pass filter high pass filter = , low pass filter ,

Step 3: Analyses original image to approximate coefficients and details coefficients in to horizontal, vertical, and diagonal LL, LH, HL and HH bands

Step 4: From the parameters, the threshold is appropriately chosen.

Step 5: The reconstruct image by invers Discrete Hermite Wavelet Transform (IDHWT) Regenerate an image.

Step 6: Calculated Peak signal to noise ratio PSNR and Bit per Pixel B.P.P to prove image quality (Figure 2).

Figure 2. Steps of Algorithm 2

VIII. R

ESULTS AND

D

ISCUSSION

In this section, the algorithm 2 is applied using four samples with the aid of new wavelets DHWT. These samples is performed using the quantization theorem Embedded Zero trees of Wavelet transforms (EZW) for four levels and Table 5 shows the results obtained by measuring the basic parameters. Then, four samples is used to submit into the proposed algorithms, intermittent Hermit wavelet decomposition was used to analyze these samples. On the levels from 1-4 for decomposition, using the zero-coding tree; the accuracy of this algorithm to evaluate MSE, PSNR, CR, bits per pixel (BPP) is shown in Table 2. This table shows the MSE and the quality of the reconfigured image, the average squared error equal to zero for a good results.

Data transfer with image compressed depend on (C.R.) and peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR)

For storing and viewing photos this requires more memory, per pixel of the image. The picture quality is the increase in the number of bits to represent more color to view and store the image you need to provide more memory, which is the error of contrast between the original image I and the reconstructed image G as a decoder

Using DHWT based on CR, and compression of the image, level 1 and 4 decomposition of level 1 to 4 is shown in Figures 2-4, respectively. The image that was processed was reached through Table 5 that shows the results obtained through decomposition at the level 1-4.

Table 5.

The results obtained by measuring the basic parameters

Level MSE PSNR CR BPP Level 1 0.09992 58.13 90.40% 21.6324 Level 2 0.10480 57.93 81.86% 19.6459 Level 3 0.10580 57.89 78.54% 18.8506 Level 4 0.10600 57.88 77.99% 18.7186 Level 1 0.1039 57.97 77.94% 18.7068 Level 2 0.1087 57.47 72.81% 17.4752 Level 3 0.1093 57.75 70.50% 16.9209 Level 4 0.1093 57.74 70.09% 16.8213 Level 1 0.03629 62.53 116.76% 28.0225 Level 2 0.03706 62.44 113.84% 27.3214

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Level 3 0.03719 62.43 111.65% 26.7949 Level 4 Level 1 0.1088 57.76 85.03% 20.4064 Level 2 0.1152 57.52 79.27% 19.0253 Level 3 0.1174 57.43 76.26% 18.3026 Level 4 0.1179 57.41 75.86% 18.2052

Tables 6 and 7 show the original images of four samples with its normalized histogram and

the compressed samples images with its normalized histogram.

Table 6.

The original samples with its normalized histogram

Image 1 Image 2 Image 3 Image 4

Original image Original image normalized histogram Table 7.

The compressed samples with its normalized histogram

IX. C

ONCLUSION

In this work, two important theories have been proven to complete the strength and durability of the Hermite wavelet for to be ready to staff with the other wavelets for example Haar wavelet Laguerre wavelet dB2, SYM2 and COIF2. We have also proven many theories that qualify our newly built wave in many uses such as image processing and signal. In the final part of this work, we found the possibility and acceptance of the use of our suggested wavelet in dealing with this important field, namely, image processing, the convincing result is obtained. Also in this

work, high results were obtained compared to other waves in previous works in the four levels, by reducing the bits per pixel, despite the Embedded Zero Tree Encoding. The standard that highlights compression results is a PSNR that relies on error rates to reduce the loss of compressed image information.

Numerical methods are a scientific research methods have been used in this paper. An explanation of the obtained results through the Hermite wavelets operation matrix of integration. This matrix is considered as a wavelet filter and designed a program to process the color images.

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Quality is determined through the obtained results for both PSNR and MSE values. The novelity of the present work is to use Hermite wavelets operation matrix of integration to build a filter to improve the quality of images under testing. Satisfactory results are obtained with respect to the error close to zero and high ratio of PSNR.

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Figure 1. The diagram of all steps in Algorithm 1
Figure 2. Steps of Algorithm 2

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