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           Image Denoising Using Digital Image Curvelet
                               Aarti S.Gaikwad (Corresponding author)
                                        Electronics Department
                     Rajarshri Shahu College of Engineering, Tathawade, Pune-33.
                                               University of Pune
                          Tel: 020-22933423 E-mail: arati.g@rediffmail.com.


                                              D.S.Bormane
                                        Electronics Department
                     Rajarshri Shahu College of Engineering, Tathawade, Pune-33.
                                               University of Pune
                          Tel: 020-22933423 E-mail: bdattatraya@yahoo.com


Abstract
Image reconstruction is one of the most important areas of image processing. As many scientific
experiments result in datasets corrupted with noise, either because of the data acquisition process or
because of environmental effects, denoising is necessary which a first pre-processing step in analyzing
such datasets. There are several different approaches to denoise images. Despite similar visual effects,
there are subtle differences between denoising, de-blurring, smoothing and restoration.
          Although the discrete wavelet transform (DWT) is a powerful tool in image processing, it has
three serious disadvantages: shift sensitivity, poor directionality and lack of phase information. To
overcome these disadvantages, a method is proposed which is based on Curvelet transforms which has
very high degree of directional specificity. Allows the transform to provide approximate shift
invariance and directionally selective filters while preserving the usual properties of perfect
reconstruction and computational efficiency with good well-balanced frequency responses where as
these properties are lacking in the traditional wavelet transform. Curvelet reconstructions exhibit higher
perceptual quality than Wavelet based reconstructions, offering visually sharper images and in
particular higher quality recovery of edges and of faint linear and curve linear features. The Curvelet
reconstruction does not contain the quantity of disturbing artifacts along edges that we see in wavelet
reconstruction. Digital Implementations of newly developed multiscale representation systems namely
Curvelets, Ridgelet and Contourlets transforms are used for denoising the image. We apply these digital
transforms to the problem of restoring an image from noisy data and compare our results with those
obtained from well established methods based on the thresholding of Wavelet Coefficients.
Keywords: Curvelets Transform, Discrete Wavelet Transform, Ridgelet Transform, Peak signal to
                        Noise Ratio (PSNR), Mean Square Error (MSE).
1. Introduction
1.1 Wavelet Image Denoising
The need for image enhancement and restoration is encountered in many practical applications. For
efficient image representation we should have multi resolution, localization, and directionality, critical
sampling. In practice, any image may be degraded by various types and forms of noise and the most
common one is additive noise.Intial efforts included very simple ideas like thresholding (D.L.Donoho
1995) of the orthogonal wavelet coefficients of noisy data, followed by reconstruction. Later efforts
found that substail improvements in perceptual quality could be obtained by translation invariant
methods based on thresholding (Coifman, R.R.and D.L.Donoho 1995) of an undecimated wavelet
transform. More recently, ”tree-based” wavelet denoising methods were developed in the context of
image denoising which exploit the tree structure of wavelet coefficients and the so called parent-child
correlations which are present in the wavelet coefficients of images with edges. Also many
investigators have experimented with variations on the basic schemes-modifications of thresholding
functions, level-dependant thresholding and Bayesian conditional expectation nonlinearities (Er-hu
Zhang, Shu-Ying Huang 2004) and so on.


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1.2 Curvelet Image Denoising
Curvelets are based on multiscale ridgelets combined with a spatial bandpass filtering operation to
isolate different scales (E.J.Candes and D.L.Dohono). Like ridgelets curvelets occur at all scales,
locations and orientations. However while ridgelets have global length and so a variable widths,
curvelets in addition to a variable width have variable length and so a variable anisotropy. The length
and width at fine scales are related by a scaling law width=length2 and so the anisotropy increases with
decreasing scale like a power law, Recent work shows that thresholding of Discrete curvelet
coefficients provide near optimal N-term representations of otherwise smooth objects with
discontinuities along C2 curves.Curvelet transform is the latest member of the evolving family of
multiscale geometric transforms. In this transform the frame elements are indexed by scale, orientation
and location parameters. It is designed to represent edges and singularities along curved paths more
efficiently than the wavelet methods. For example to represent an edge to squared error 1/N, needs 1/N
wavelets but curvelet needs 1/√N curvelets


1.3 Proposed Work
In this paper efforts are taken for denoising of image based on a recently introduced family of
transforms-the ridgelets and curvelet transforms which have been proposed as alternatives to wavelet
representation of image data. In this paper we exhibit higher PSNR on standard images such as Barbara
and Lenna, across the range of underlying noise levels. Which predicts that, in recovering images
which are smooth away from edges, curvelets will obtain dramatically smaller asymptotic mean square
error of reconstruction than wavelet methods. We implement image denoising using Wavelet
Transform, Curvelet and Ridgelet transforms. Four types of additive noise Gaussian noise, Salt &
Pepper noise and Speckle noise are chosen for mixing with noise. For each type of noise the extent of
mixing corresponds to the standard deviations of 0.1, 0.15, 0.2, 0.25, 0.3 and 0.35.As well efforts are
taken to denoise the multiplicative noise which is signal dependant. The quality of reconstructed image
is usually specified in terms of Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR) and Mean Square Error (MSE).The
Performance parameters are calculated as follows.
                               M   M N
                                    N             2
                    1 1                        $
        M SE =          ∑1 ∑∑I| I((ii, jj))| − I ( i , j ) ] 2
                       MN i∑1j =1
                                [
                  MN
        PSNR = 10 log10 i = =1=
                            j

                               MSE
where, I(i,j) is an original image and Î(i,j) is an estimate of I(i,j) after Reconstruction.


1.4 Steps to denoise the Image
    1. Read Input Image.
    2. Add noise to Input Image.
    3. Apply Wavelet and Curvelet Transform.
    4. Compute the performance parameters of reconstructed image.
    5. Compare Wavelet Transform Results with Curvelet and Ridgelet Transform.

2. Transforms
The new ridgelet and curvelet transforms were developed over several years in an attempt to break an
inherent limit plaguing wavelet denoising of images. This limit arises from the well-known and
frequently depicted fact that the two-dimensional (2-D) wavelet transform of images exhibits large
wavelet coefficients even at fine scales, all along the important edges in the image, so that in a map of
the large wavelet coefficients one sees the edges of the images repeated at scale after scale. While this
effect is visually interesting, it means that many wavelet coefficients are required in order to
reconstruct the edges in an image properly. With so many coefficients to estimate, denoising faces
certain difficulties. There is, owing to well-known statistical principles, an imposing tradeoff between
parsimony and accuracy which even in the best balancing leads to a relatively high mean squared error
(MSE).To approach ideal MSE one should develop new expansions which accurately represent smooth
functions using only a few nonzero coefficients and which also accurately represent edges using only
few nonzero coefficients.Beacause so few coefficients are required either for smooth parts or the edge
parts, the balance between parsimony and accuracy will be much more favorable and lower MSE
results. In image processing, edges are typically curved rather than straight and ridgelets alone cannot

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yield efficient representations. However at sufficiently fine Scales, a curved edge is almost straight, and
so to capture curved edges, one ought to be able to deploy ridgelets in a localized manner, at
sufficiently fine scales. Two approaches to localization of ridgelets are possible.
     • Monoscale ridgelets: Here one thinks of the plane as partitioned into congruent squares of a
          fixed side-length and constructs a system of renormalized ridgelets smoothly localized near
          each such square.
     • Multiscale ridgelets:Here, one thinks of the plane as subjected to an infinite series of
          partitions, based on dyadic scales, where each partition, like in the monoscale case, consists of
          squares of the given dyadic side length.
Curvelets are based on multiscale ridgelets combined with a spatial band pass filtering operation to
isolate different scales. Like ridgelets, curvelets occur at all scales, locations and orientation. While
ridgelets all have global length and variable widths, curvelets in addition to a variable width have
variable length and so variable anisotropy. The length and width at fine scales are related by a scaling
law width=length2 and so the anisotropy increases with decreasing scale like power law.

2.1 One-dimensional Wavelet Transform
To complete the ridgelet transform, we must take a one-dimensional wavelet transform along the radial
variable in Radon space. We will discuss the choice of digital one-dimensional wavelet transform.
Experience has shown that compactly-supported wavelets can lead to many visual artifacts when used
in conjunction with nonlinear processing- such a hard-thresholding of individual wavelet coefficients-
particular largely for decimated wavelet schemes used at critical sampling. Also because of the lack of
localization of such compactly-supported wavelets in the frequency domain fluctuations in coarse-scale
wavelet coefficients can introduce fine-scale fluctuations. This is undesirable in our setting. Here we
take a frequency-domain approach, where the discrete Fourier transform is reconstructed from the
inverse Radon transform. These considerations lead us to use band limited wavelet – whose support is
compact in Fourier Domain rather than the time domain. Other implementations have made a choice of
compact support in the frequency domain as well. The wavelet transform algorithm is based on a
scaling function Ø such that Ø vanishes outside of interval [-vc, vc]. We define the scaling function Ø as
the renormalized B3-spline
         Ø (v) = 3/2 B3 (4 v),
And ψ as the difference between two consecutive resolutions
         Ψ (2v) = Ø (v) – Ø (2v).
Because ψ is compactly supported, the sampling theorem shows that one can easily build a pyramid of
n + n/2 + …. +1= 2n elements. This transform enjoys the following features - The wavelet coefficients
are directly calculated in the Fourier space. In the context of the ridgelet transform, this allows
avoiding the computation of one dimensional inverse Fourier transform along each radial line. Each
sub band is sample above the Nyquist rate hence avoiding aliasing – a phenomenon typically
encountered by critically sampled orthogonal wavelet transforms.
The reconstruction is trivial. The wavelet coefficients simply need to be co-added to reconstruct the
input signal at any given point. In our application, this implies that the ridgelet coefficients simply need
to be co-added to reconstruct Fourier Coefficients. This wavelet transform introduces an extra
redundancy factor, which might be viewed as an objection by advocates of orthogonally and critical
sampling. However we note that our goal in this implementation is not data compression efficient
coding – for which critical sampling might be relevant – but instead noise removal, for which it well
known that over completeness can provided substantial advantages. The following (Note 1). Shows the
flow graph of the ridgelet transform. The ridgelet transform of an image of size n ҳ n is an image of
size 2n ҳ 2n, introducing a redundancy factor. We note that, because our transform is made of a chain
of steps, each one of which is invertible, the whole transform is invertible, and so has the exact
reconstruction property. For the same reason, the reconstruction is stable under perturbations of the
coefficients. Last but not least, our discrete transform is computationally attractive. Indeed, the
algorithm we presented here has low complexity since it runs in O ( n2log(n))flops for an n ҳ n image

2.2 Radon Transform
A basic tool for calculating ridgelet coefficients is to view ridgelet analysis as a form of wavelet
analysis in the Radon domain. We recall that the Radon transform of an object f is the collection of line
integrals indexed by (θ, t) Є [0, 2π) X R given by


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    Rf (θ, t) = ∫ f(x1, x2) δ (x1cosθ + x2sinθ- t) dx1dx2
Where δ is Dirac distribution. The ridgelet coefficients Rf (a, b, θ) of an object f is given by analysis of
Radon transform via
    Rf (a, b, θ) = ∫ Rf (θ, t) a-1/2 φ ((t –b)/a) dt.
Hence the ridgelet transform is precisely the application of a one-dimensional wavelet transform to the
slices of the Radon transform where the angular variable θ is constant and t is varying.

 2.3 Ridgelet Transform
       Refer Note1
       Ridgelet are an orthogonal set {ρ λ} for L2 ((ℜ2).
       Developed by Cande’s and Donoho in 1998.Divides the frequency domain to dyadic coronae
                          |ξ|∈[2s, 2s+1].
In the angular direction, samples the s-th corona at least 2s times.
In radial direction, samples using local wavelets.
The ridgelet element has a formula in the frequency domain, where, ωi, l are periodic wavelets for ( -
  , )
  i is the angular scale and l 0,2       1 is the angular location.
      Ψj, k are Meyer Wavelets for ℜ.
      J is the ridgelet scale and k is the ridgelet location.

2.4 Curvelet Transform
      Refer Note2
In image processing edges are curved rather than straight lines and ridgelets are not able to efficiently
represent such images. However, one can still deploy the ridgelet machinery in localized way, at fine
scales, where curved edges are almost straight lines. The Curvelet transform, opens the possibility to
analyze an image with different block sizes, but with a single transform. The idea is to first decompose
the image into a set of wavelet bands, and so to analyze each band by a local ridgelet transform. The
block size can be changed at each scale level. Roughly speaking, different levels of the multiscale
ridgelet pyramid are used to represent different sub-bands of a filter bank output. At the same time, this
sub-band decomposition imposes a relationship between the width and length of the important frame
elements so that are anisotropic and obey a parabolic scaling law width ≈ length2.
An important ingredient of the curvelet transform is to restore sparsity by reducing redundancy across
scales. In detail, one introduces interscale orthogonality by means of subband filtering. Roughly
speaking, different levels of the multiscale ridgelet pyramid are used to represent different subbands of
a filter bank output. At the same time, this subband decomposition imposes a relationship between the
width and length of the important frame elements so that they are anisotropic and obey width = length2.
The discrete curvelet transform of a continuum function f(x1, x2) makes use of a dyadic sequence of
scales, and a bank of filters (p0f, ∆1f, ∆2f, …) with the property that the passband filter is concentrated
near the frequencies [22s , 2 2s+2], e.g.,
             ∆s= ψ2s* f,         ψ2s (ξ) = ψ (2-2s ξ).
In wavelet theory, one uses decomposition into dyadic subbands [2s, 2s+1]. In contrast, the subbands
used in the discrete curvelet transform of continuum functions have the nonstandard form [ 22s , 22s+2 ].
This is nonstandard feature of the discrete curvelet transform well worth remembering.
The curvelet decomposition is the sequence of the following steps.

         •    Subband Decomposition : The object ‘f’ is decomposed into subbands
          f   → ( Pof , ∆1f, ∆2f,…).

         •   Smooth Partitioning: Each subband is smoothly windowed into “squares” of an
            appropriate scale (of side length ~ 2-s)
       ∆sf → (wQ ∆sf)Q Є Qs.

         •    Renormalization: Each resulting square is renormalized to unit scale
      IQ = (TQ) -1 (wQ ∆sf), Q Є Qs.

         •    Ridgelete Analysis: Each square is analyzed via the discrete ridgelet transform.


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   In this definition, the two dyadic subbands [ 22s, 22s+1] and [22s+1, 22s+2] are merged before applying
the ridgelet transform.

5. Conclusion
Thus the Curvelet Transform is a new multi-scale representation most suitable for objects with
curves. The multiscale transform with frame elements indexed by location, scale and orientation.
It integrates the concept of directionality, optimally sparse representation of images containing
objects with edges which obeys Parabolic scalling law width = length2.
This shows that the Curvelet and Ridgelet Transforms are more suitable for the image data to represent
the
Singularities over geometric structures in the image, than the Wavelet counterpart. Curvelet is designed
to
handle the singularities on curves and Ridgelet handles it for the lines. Wavelets are effective for point
singularities.

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Notes
Note 1 .:Ridgelet transform




Note 2 : Curvelet Transform




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4.[23 28]image denoising using digital image curvelet

  • 1. Journal of Information Engineering and Applications www.iiste.org ISSN 2224-5758 (print) ISSN 2224-896X (online) Vol 1, No.2, 2011 Image Denoising Using Digital Image Curvelet Aarti S.Gaikwad (Corresponding author) Electronics Department Rajarshri Shahu College of Engineering, Tathawade, Pune-33. University of Pune Tel: 020-22933423 E-mail: arati.g@rediffmail.com. D.S.Bormane Electronics Department Rajarshri Shahu College of Engineering, Tathawade, Pune-33. University of Pune Tel: 020-22933423 E-mail: bdattatraya@yahoo.com Abstract Image reconstruction is one of the most important areas of image processing. As many scientific experiments result in datasets corrupted with noise, either because of the data acquisition process or because of environmental effects, denoising is necessary which a first pre-processing step in analyzing such datasets. There are several different approaches to denoise images. Despite similar visual effects, there are subtle differences between denoising, de-blurring, smoothing and restoration. Although the discrete wavelet transform (DWT) is a powerful tool in image processing, it has three serious disadvantages: shift sensitivity, poor directionality and lack of phase information. To overcome these disadvantages, a method is proposed which is based on Curvelet transforms which has very high degree of directional specificity. Allows the transform to provide approximate shift invariance and directionally selective filters while preserving the usual properties of perfect reconstruction and computational efficiency with good well-balanced frequency responses where as these properties are lacking in the traditional wavelet transform. Curvelet reconstructions exhibit higher perceptual quality than Wavelet based reconstructions, offering visually sharper images and in particular higher quality recovery of edges and of faint linear and curve linear features. The Curvelet reconstruction does not contain the quantity of disturbing artifacts along edges that we see in wavelet reconstruction. Digital Implementations of newly developed multiscale representation systems namely Curvelets, Ridgelet and Contourlets transforms are used for denoising the image. We apply these digital transforms to the problem of restoring an image from noisy data and compare our results with those obtained from well established methods based on the thresholding of Wavelet Coefficients. Keywords: Curvelets Transform, Discrete Wavelet Transform, Ridgelet Transform, Peak signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR), Mean Square Error (MSE). 1. Introduction 1.1 Wavelet Image Denoising The need for image enhancement and restoration is encountered in many practical applications. For efficient image representation we should have multi resolution, localization, and directionality, critical sampling. In practice, any image may be degraded by various types and forms of noise and the most common one is additive noise.Intial efforts included very simple ideas like thresholding (D.L.Donoho 1995) of the orthogonal wavelet coefficients of noisy data, followed by reconstruction. Later efforts found that substail improvements in perceptual quality could be obtained by translation invariant methods based on thresholding (Coifman, R.R.and D.L.Donoho 1995) of an undecimated wavelet transform. More recently, ”tree-based” wavelet denoising methods were developed in the context of image denoising which exploit the tree structure of wavelet coefficients and the so called parent-child correlations which are present in the wavelet coefficients of images with edges. Also many investigators have experimented with variations on the basic schemes-modifications of thresholding functions, level-dependant thresholding and Bayesian conditional expectation nonlinearities (Er-hu Zhang, Shu-Ying Huang 2004) and so on. 23 | P a g e www.iiste.org
  • 2. Journal of Information Engineering and Applications www.iiste.org ISSN 2224-5758 (print) ISSN 2224-896X (online) Vol 1, No.2, 2011 1.2 Curvelet Image Denoising Curvelets are based on multiscale ridgelets combined with a spatial bandpass filtering operation to isolate different scales (E.J.Candes and D.L.Dohono). Like ridgelets curvelets occur at all scales, locations and orientations. However while ridgelets have global length and so a variable widths, curvelets in addition to a variable width have variable length and so a variable anisotropy. The length and width at fine scales are related by a scaling law width=length2 and so the anisotropy increases with decreasing scale like a power law, Recent work shows that thresholding of Discrete curvelet coefficients provide near optimal N-term representations of otherwise smooth objects with discontinuities along C2 curves.Curvelet transform is the latest member of the evolving family of multiscale geometric transforms. In this transform the frame elements are indexed by scale, orientation and location parameters. It is designed to represent edges and singularities along curved paths more efficiently than the wavelet methods. For example to represent an edge to squared error 1/N, needs 1/N wavelets but curvelet needs 1/√N curvelets 1.3 Proposed Work In this paper efforts are taken for denoising of image based on a recently introduced family of transforms-the ridgelets and curvelet transforms which have been proposed as alternatives to wavelet representation of image data. In this paper we exhibit higher PSNR on standard images such as Barbara and Lenna, across the range of underlying noise levels. Which predicts that, in recovering images which are smooth away from edges, curvelets will obtain dramatically smaller asymptotic mean square error of reconstruction than wavelet methods. We implement image denoising using Wavelet Transform, Curvelet and Ridgelet transforms. Four types of additive noise Gaussian noise, Salt & Pepper noise and Speckle noise are chosen for mixing with noise. For each type of noise the extent of mixing corresponds to the standard deviations of 0.1, 0.15, 0.2, 0.25, 0.3 and 0.35.As well efforts are taken to denoise the multiplicative noise which is signal dependant. The quality of reconstructed image is usually specified in terms of Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR) and Mean Square Error (MSE).The Performance parameters are calculated as follows. M M N N 2 1 1 $ M SE = ∑1 ∑∑I| I((ii, jj))| − I ( i , j ) ] 2 MN i∑1j =1 [ MN PSNR = 10 log10 i = =1= j MSE where, I(i,j) is an original image and Î(i,j) is an estimate of I(i,j) after Reconstruction. 1.4 Steps to denoise the Image 1. Read Input Image. 2. Add noise to Input Image. 3. Apply Wavelet and Curvelet Transform. 4. Compute the performance parameters of reconstructed image. 5. Compare Wavelet Transform Results with Curvelet and Ridgelet Transform. 2. Transforms The new ridgelet and curvelet transforms were developed over several years in an attempt to break an inherent limit plaguing wavelet denoising of images. This limit arises from the well-known and frequently depicted fact that the two-dimensional (2-D) wavelet transform of images exhibits large wavelet coefficients even at fine scales, all along the important edges in the image, so that in a map of the large wavelet coefficients one sees the edges of the images repeated at scale after scale. While this effect is visually interesting, it means that many wavelet coefficients are required in order to reconstruct the edges in an image properly. With so many coefficients to estimate, denoising faces certain difficulties. There is, owing to well-known statistical principles, an imposing tradeoff between parsimony and accuracy which even in the best balancing leads to a relatively high mean squared error (MSE).To approach ideal MSE one should develop new expansions which accurately represent smooth functions using only a few nonzero coefficients and which also accurately represent edges using only few nonzero coefficients.Beacause so few coefficients are required either for smooth parts or the edge parts, the balance between parsimony and accuracy will be much more favorable and lower MSE results. In image processing, edges are typically curved rather than straight and ridgelets alone cannot 24 | P a g e www.iiste.org
  • 3. Journal of Information Engineering and Applications www.iiste.org ISSN 2224-5758 (print) ISSN 2224-896X (online) Vol 1, No.2, 2011 yield efficient representations. However at sufficiently fine Scales, a curved edge is almost straight, and so to capture curved edges, one ought to be able to deploy ridgelets in a localized manner, at sufficiently fine scales. Two approaches to localization of ridgelets are possible. • Monoscale ridgelets: Here one thinks of the plane as partitioned into congruent squares of a fixed side-length and constructs a system of renormalized ridgelets smoothly localized near each such square. • Multiscale ridgelets:Here, one thinks of the plane as subjected to an infinite series of partitions, based on dyadic scales, where each partition, like in the monoscale case, consists of squares of the given dyadic side length. Curvelets are based on multiscale ridgelets combined with a spatial band pass filtering operation to isolate different scales. Like ridgelets, curvelets occur at all scales, locations and orientation. While ridgelets all have global length and variable widths, curvelets in addition to a variable width have variable length and so variable anisotropy. The length and width at fine scales are related by a scaling law width=length2 and so the anisotropy increases with decreasing scale like power law. 2.1 One-dimensional Wavelet Transform To complete the ridgelet transform, we must take a one-dimensional wavelet transform along the radial variable in Radon space. We will discuss the choice of digital one-dimensional wavelet transform. Experience has shown that compactly-supported wavelets can lead to many visual artifacts when used in conjunction with nonlinear processing- such a hard-thresholding of individual wavelet coefficients- particular largely for decimated wavelet schemes used at critical sampling. Also because of the lack of localization of such compactly-supported wavelets in the frequency domain fluctuations in coarse-scale wavelet coefficients can introduce fine-scale fluctuations. This is undesirable in our setting. Here we take a frequency-domain approach, where the discrete Fourier transform is reconstructed from the inverse Radon transform. These considerations lead us to use band limited wavelet – whose support is compact in Fourier Domain rather than the time domain. Other implementations have made a choice of compact support in the frequency domain as well. The wavelet transform algorithm is based on a scaling function Ø such that Ø vanishes outside of interval [-vc, vc]. We define the scaling function Ø as the renormalized B3-spline Ø (v) = 3/2 B3 (4 v), And ψ as the difference between two consecutive resolutions Ψ (2v) = Ø (v) – Ø (2v). Because ψ is compactly supported, the sampling theorem shows that one can easily build a pyramid of n + n/2 + …. +1= 2n elements. This transform enjoys the following features - The wavelet coefficients are directly calculated in the Fourier space. In the context of the ridgelet transform, this allows avoiding the computation of one dimensional inverse Fourier transform along each radial line. Each sub band is sample above the Nyquist rate hence avoiding aliasing – a phenomenon typically encountered by critically sampled orthogonal wavelet transforms. The reconstruction is trivial. The wavelet coefficients simply need to be co-added to reconstruct the input signal at any given point. In our application, this implies that the ridgelet coefficients simply need to be co-added to reconstruct Fourier Coefficients. This wavelet transform introduces an extra redundancy factor, which might be viewed as an objection by advocates of orthogonally and critical sampling. However we note that our goal in this implementation is not data compression efficient coding – for which critical sampling might be relevant – but instead noise removal, for which it well known that over completeness can provided substantial advantages. The following (Note 1). Shows the flow graph of the ridgelet transform. The ridgelet transform of an image of size n ҳ n is an image of size 2n ҳ 2n, introducing a redundancy factor. We note that, because our transform is made of a chain of steps, each one of which is invertible, the whole transform is invertible, and so has the exact reconstruction property. For the same reason, the reconstruction is stable under perturbations of the coefficients. Last but not least, our discrete transform is computationally attractive. Indeed, the algorithm we presented here has low complexity since it runs in O ( n2log(n))flops for an n ҳ n image 2.2 Radon Transform A basic tool for calculating ridgelet coefficients is to view ridgelet analysis as a form of wavelet analysis in the Radon domain. We recall that the Radon transform of an object f is the collection of line integrals indexed by (θ, t) Є [0, 2π) X R given by 25 | P a g e www.iiste.org
  • 4. Journal of Information Engineering and Applications www.iiste.org ISSN 2224-5758 (print) ISSN 2224-896X (online) Vol 1, No.2, 2011 Rf (θ, t) = ∫ f(x1, x2) δ (x1cosθ + x2sinθ- t) dx1dx2 Where δ is Dirac distribution. The ridgelet coefficients Rf (a, b, θ) of an object f is given by analysis of Radon transform via Rf (a, b, θ) = ∫ Rf (θ, t) a-1/2 φ ((t –b)/a) dt. Hence the ridgelet transform is precisely the application of a one-dimensional wavelet transform to the slices of the Radon transform where the angular variable θ is constant and t is varying. 2.3 Ridgelet Transform Refer Note1 Ridgelet are an orthogonal set {ρ λ} for L2 ((ℜ2). Developed by Cande’s and Donoho in 1998.Divides the frequency domain to dyadic coronae |ξ|∈[2s, 2s+1]. In the angular direction, samples the s-th corona at least 2s times. In radial direction, samples using local wavelets. The ridgelet element has a formula in the frequency domain, where, ωi, l are periodic wavelets for ( - , ) i is the angular scale and l 0,2 1 is the angular location. Ψj, k are Meyer Wavelets for ℜ. J is the ridgelet scale and k is the ridgelet location. 2.4 Curvelet Transform Refer Note2 In image processing edges are curved rather than straight lines and ridgelets are not able to efficiently represent such images. However, one can still deploy the ridgelet machinery in localized way, at fine scales, where curved edges are almost straight lines. The Curvelet transform, opens the possibility to analyze an image with different block sizes, but with a single transform. The idea is to first decompose the image into a set of wavelet bands, and so to analyze each band by a local ridgelet transform. The block size can be changed at each scale level. Roughly speaking, different levels of the multiscale ridgelet pyramid are used to represent different sub-bands of a filter bank output. At the same time, this sub-band decomposition imposes a relationship between the width and length of the important frame elements so that are anisotropic and obey a parabolic scaling law width ≈ length2. An important ingredient of the curvelet transform is to restore sparsity by reducing redundancy across scales. In detail, one introduces interscale orthogonality by means of subband filtering. Roughly speaking, different levels of the multiscale ridgelet pyramid are used to represent different subbands of a filter bank output. At the same time, this subband decomposition imposes a relationship between the width and length of the important frame elements so that they are anisotropic and obey width = length2. The discrete curvelet transform of a continuum function f(x1, x2) makes use of a dyadic sequence of scales, and a bank of filters (p0f, ∆1f, ∆2f, …) with the property that the passband filter is concentrated near the frequencies [22s , 2 2s+2], e.g., ∆s= ψ2s* f, ψ2s (ξ) = ψ (2-2s ξ). In wavelet theory, one uses decomposition into dyadic subbands [2s, 2s+1]. In contrast, the subbands used in the discrete curvelet transform of continuum functions have the nonstandard form [ 22s , 22s+2 ]. This is nonstandard feature of the discrete curvelet transform well worth remembering. The curvelet decomposition is the sequence of the following steps. • Subband Decomposition : The object ‘f’ is decomposed into subbands f → ( Pof , ∆1f, ∆2f,…). • Smooth Partitioning: Each subband is smoothly windowed into “squares” of an appropriate scale (of side length ~ 2-s) ∆sf → (wQ ∆sf)Q Є Qs. • Renormalization: Each resulting square is renormalized to unit scale IQ = (TQ) -1 (wQ ∆sf), Q Є Qs. • Ridgelete Analysis: Each square is analyzed via the discrete ridgelet transform. 26 | P a g e www.iiste.org
  • 5. Journal of Information Engineering and Applications www.iiste.org ISSN 2224-5758 (print) ISSN 2224-896X (online) Vol 1, No.2, 2011 In this definition, the two dyadic subbands [ 22s, 22s+1] and [22s+1, 22s+2] are merged before applying the ridgelet transform. 5. Conclusion Thus the Curvelet Transform is a new multi-scale representation most suitable for objects with curves. The multiscale transform with frame elements indexed by location, scale and orientation. It integrates the concept of directionality, optimally sparse representation of images containing objects with edges which obeys Parabolic scalling law width = length2. This shows that the Curvelet and Ridgelet Transforms are more suitable for the image data to represent the Singularities over geometric structures in the image, than the Wavelet counterpart. Curvelet is designed to handle the singularities on curves and Ridgelet handles it for the lines. Wavelets are effective for point singularities. References D.L.Donoho.” Denoising and soft-thresholding”, IEEE Transaction Information Theory.Vol.41.pp613- 627.1995. Marten Jansen,” Noise reduction by wavelet thresholding”Springerlink Verlag New York Inc-2001. Coifman, R.R.and D.L.Donoho,”Translation-invariant de-noising”, Lecture notes in statistics wavelet and Statistics, 1995-pp 125-150. M.Crouse R.Nowak and R.Baraniuk,”Wavelet-based stastical signal Processing vol.46,pp 886- 902,1998. Er-hu Zhang, Shu-Ying Huang.”A New Image Denoising Method Based on the Dependency Wavelet Coefficients”. Proceedings of the International Conference on Machine Learning and Cybernetics, Shang 26- 29August 2004. E.J.Candes and D.L.Dohono Curvelets-A Surprisingly Effective Nonadaptive Representation For Objects with Edges. In Saint –Malo Proceedings. T.Olson and J. DeStefano,”wavelet localization Of the Radon transform”IEEE Trans, Signal Processing, vol.42, pp.2055-2067, Aug.1994. S.Zhao, G.Welland and G.Wang,”Wavelet sampling and localization schemes for the Radon transform in two dimensions” SIAM J.Appl.Math.vol.57no.pp. 1749-1762, 1997. D.L.Dohono”Fast ridgelet transforms in dimension2, Statist” Stanford, CA, Tech .Rep.1997. E.J.Candes and D.L.Dohono 1999.Curvelets [online] available. 27 | P a g e www.iiste.org
  • 6. Journal of Information Engineering and Applications www.iiste.org ISSN 2224-5758 (print) ISSN 2224-896X (online) Vol 1, No.2, 2011 Notes Note 1 .:Ridgelet transform Note 2 : Curvelet Transform 28 | P a g e www.iiste.org