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[video denoising] video denoising based on salt with matlab code

2022-06-11 18:56:00 Matlab scientific research studio

1 brief introduction

Recent works on adaptive sparse and low-rank signal modeling have demonstrated their usefulness, especially in image/video processing applications. While a patch-based sparse model imposes local structure, low-rankness of the grouped patches exploits non-local correlation. Applying either approach alone usually limits performance in various low-level vision tasks. In this work, we propose a novel video denoising method, based on an online tensor reconstruction scheme with a joint adaptive sparse and low-rank model, dubbed SALT. An efficient and unsupervised online unitary sparsifying transform learning method is introduced to impose adaptive sparsity on the fly. We develop an efficient 3D spatio-temporal data reconstruction framework based on the proposed online learning method, which exhibits low latency and can potentially handle streaming videos. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first work that combines adaptive sparsity and low-rankness for video denoising, and the first work of solving the proposed problem in an online fashion. We demonstrate video denoising results over commonly used videos from public datasets. Numerical experiments show that the proposed video denoising method outperforms competing methods.​

2 Part of the code

function [Xr, outputParam] = SALT_videodenoising(data, param)%Function for denoising the gray-scale video using SALT denoising%algorithm.%%Note that all input parameters need to be set prior to simulation. We%provide some example settings using function SALT_videodenoise_param.%However, the user is advised to carefully choose optimal values for the%parameters depending on the specific data or task at hand.%% The SALT_videodenoising algorithm denoises an gray-scale video based% on joint Sparse And Low-rank Tensor Reconstruction (SALT) method. % Detailed discussion can be found in%% (1) "Joint Adaptive Sparsity and Low-Rankness on the Fly:%      An Online Tensor Reconstruction Scheme for Video Denoising",% written by B. Wen, Y. Li, L, Pfister, and Y Bresler, in Proc. IEEE% International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV), Oct. 2017.%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Inputs -%       1. data : Video data / path. The fields are as follows -%                   - noisy: a*b*numFrame size gray-scale tensor for denoising%                   - oracle: path to the oracle video (for%                   PSNR calculation)%%       2. param: Structure that contains the parameters of the%       VIDOSAT_videodenoising algorithm. The various fields are as follows%       -%                   - sig: Standard deviation of the additive Gaussian%                   noise (Example: 20)%                   - onlineBMflag : set to true, if online VIDOSAT%                   precleaning is used.% Outputs -%       1. Xr - Image reconstructed with SALT_videodenoising algorithm.%       2. outputParam: Structure that contains the parameters of the%       algorithm output for analysis as follows%       -%                   - PSNR: PSNR of Xr, if the oracle is provided%                   - timeOut:   run time of the denoising algorithm%                   - framePSNR: per-frame PSNR values%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% parameter & initialization %%%%%%%%%%%%%%% (0) Load parameters and dataparam = SALT_videodenoise_param(param);noisy = data.noisy;                                 % noisy% (1-1) Enlarge the frame[noisy, param] = module_videoEnlarge(noisy, param);if param.onlineBMflag    data.ref = module_videoEnlarge(data.ref, param);  end[aa, bb, numFrame] = size(noisy);               % height / width / depth% (1-2) parametersdim                         =   param.dim;          % patch length, i.e., 8n3D                         =   param.n3D;          % TL tensor sizetempSearchRange             =   param.tempSearchRange;startChangeFrameNo          =   tempSearchRange + 1;   endChangeFrameNo            =   numFrame - tempSearchRange;  blkSize                     =   [dim, dim];  slidingDis                  =   param.strideTemporal;numFrameBuffer              =   tempSearchRange * 2 + 1;param.numFrameBuffer        =   numFrameBuffer;nFrame                      =   param.nFrame;% (1-3) 2D indexidxMat                      =   zeros([aa, bb] - blkSize + 1);idxMat([[1:slidingDis:end-1],end],[[1:slidingDis:end-1],end]) = 1;[indMatA, indMatB]          =   size(idxMat);param.numPatchPerFrame      =   indMatA * indMatB;% (1-4) buffer and output initializationIMout               =   zeros(aa, bb, numFrame);Weight              =   zeros(aa, bb, numFrame);buffer.YXT          =   zeros(n3D, n3D);buffer.D            =   kron(kron(dctmtx(dim), dctmtx(dim)), dctmtx(nFrame));%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% (2) Main Program - video streaming %%%%%%%%%%%%%tic;for frame = 1 : numFrame    display(frame);    % (0) select G_t    if frame < startChangeFrameNo        curFrameRange   =   1 : numFrameBuffer;        centerRefFrame  =   frame;    elseif frame > endChangeFrameNo        curFrameRange   =   numFrame - numFrameBuffer + 1 : numFrame;        centerRefFrame  =   frame - (numFrame - numFrameBuffer);    else        curFrameRange   =   frame - tempSearchRange : frame + tempSearchRange;        centerRefFrame  =   startChangeFrameNo;    end    % (1) Input buffer    tempBatch       =   noisy(:, :, curFrameRange);         extractPatch    =   module_video2patch(tempBatch, param);  % patch extraction    % (2) KNN << Block Matching (BM) >>% Options: Online / Offline BM    if param.onlineBMflag    % (2-1) online BM using pre-cleaned data        tempRef         =   data.ref(:, :, curFrameRange);        refPatch        =   module_video2patch(tempRef, param);        [blk_arr, ~, blk_pSize] = ...            module_videoBM_fix(refPatch, param, centerRefFrame);    else        % (2-2) using offline BM result        blk_arr         =   data.BMresult(:, :, frame);        blk_pSize       =   data.BMsize(:, :, frame);    end    % (3) Denoising current G_t using LR approximation    [denoisedPatch_LR, weights_LR] = ...        module_vLRapprox(extractPatch, blk_arr, blk_pSize, param);     % (4) Denoising current G_t using Online TL    [denoisedPatch_TL, frameWeights_TL, buffer] = ...        module_TLapprox(extractPatch, buffer, blk_arr, param);    % (5) fusion of the LR + TL + noisy here    denoisedPatch = denoisedPatch_LR + denoisedPatch_TL + extractPatch * param.noisyWeight;    weights = weights_LR + frameWeights_TL + param.noisyWeight;        % (6) Aggregation    [tempBatch, tempWeight]  =    ...        module_vblockAggreagtion(denoisedPatch, weights, param);    % (7) update reconstruction    IMout(:, :, curFrameRange) = IMout(:, :, curFrameRange) + tempBatch;    Weight(:, :, curFrameRange) = Weight(:, :, curFrameRange) + tempWeight;endoutputParam.timeOut = toc;% (3) Normalization and OutputXr = module_videoCrop(IMout, param) ./ module_videoCrop(Weight, param);outputParam.PSNR = PSNR3D(Xr - double(data.oracle));framePSNR = zeros(1, numFrame);for i = 1 : numFrame    framePSNR(1, i) = PSNR(Xr(:,:,i) - double(data.oracle(:,:,i)));endoutputParam.framePSNR = framePSNR;end

3 Simulation results

4 reference

[1] Wen B ,  Li Y ,  Pfister L , et al. Joint Adaptive Sparsity and Low-Rankness on the Fly: An Online Tensor Reconstruction Scheme for Video Denoising[C]// 2017 IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV). IEEE, 2017.

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