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Curvelet

Known as: Curvlet 
Curvelets are a non-adaptive technique for multi-scale object representation. Being an extension of the wavelet concept, they are becoming popular in… 
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2014
2014
An adaptive CBIR system for remote sensed data
Nowadays, content-based image-retrieval techniques constitute powerful tools for archiving and mining of large remote sensing… 
2012
2012
Adaptive colour constancy algorithm using discrete wavelet transform
2011
2011
Compounded Regularization and Fast Algorithm for Compressive Sensing Deconvolution
Compressive Sensing Deconvolution (CS Deconvolution) is a new challenge problem encountered in a wide variety of image processing… 
2010
2010
3D Multiresolution Analysis for reduced features segmentation of medical volumes using PCA
3D volume segmentation aims at partitioning the voxels into 3D objects (sub-volumes) which represent meaningful physical entities… 
2010
2010
Adaptive typhoon cloud image enhancement using genetic algorithm and non-linear gain operation in undecimated wavelet domain
2009
2009
Identification and simulation of a spatial ecological model in a lake with fractal boundary
2008
2008
Robust digital image watermarking in curvelet domain
A robust image watermarking scheme in curvelet domain is proposed. The curvelet transform directly takes edges as the basic… 
2008
2008
Context adaptive image denoising through modeling of curvelet domain statistics
We perform a statistical analysis of curvelet coefficients, distinguishing between two classes of coefficients: those that con… 
2001
2001
Multispectral data restoration by the wavelet Karhunen-Loève transform
2001
2001
Discrete Ridgelet Transforms for Image Representation
The ridgelet transform (Candes and Donoho, 1999) was introduced as a new multiscale representation for functions on continuous… 
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