Max Denoise [QUICK ✯]

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Updated April 29, 2024

Max Denoise [QUICK ✯]

# Load a test image original = img_as_float(data.camera())

import numpy as np import cv2 import pywt from skimage.restoration import denoise_nl_means, denoise_bilateral from skimage.util import random_noise def max_denoise(image, sigma=0.1, h=1.15, wavelet='db8'): """ Apply maximum-strength denoising using a cascade of methods. max denoise

# Apply hard thresholding to detail coefficients def threshold_coeffs(coeff_list, thr): return [pywt.threshold(c, thr, mode='hard') for c in coeff_list] # Load a test image original = img_as_float(data

Parameters: - image: numpy array (grayscale or color) normalized to [0,1] or [0,255] - sigma: estimated noise standard deviation (used for wavelet threshold) - h: non-local means filter strength (larger = stronger denoising) - wavelet: wavelet type for thresholding thr): return [pywt.threshold(c

# 1. Strong Non-Local Means (preserves edges while smoothing flat regions) denoised = denoise_nl_means(image, h=h, sigma=sigma, fast_mode=True, patch_size=7, patch_distance=11, multichannel=(image.ndim==3))