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Quantitative Evaluation of Enhancement Techniques
International Journal of Signal Processing (1985)
  • B. L. Deekshatulu
  • Dr. Arun D Kulkarni, University of Texas at Tyler
  • G. Kashipati Rao
Abstract
Enhancement techniques are often used in image processing. In this paper, a quantitative measure of the image quality through evaluation of the coefficient of information content and the entropy has been suggested to evaluate the effect of enhancement. The image has been assumed to be a sample function of a homogeneous random field and the pixel values are estimated from the ‘past’ pixel values. The difference between the estimated value and the actual value of the pixel has been used as the criterion for defining the coefficient of information content. Also, the entropy obtained using the co-occurrance matrix of the image, has been used as a quantitative measure of the image quality. Measurements of the image quality through the evaluation of the coefficient of information content and the entropy have been carried out for the test images and the results of these measurements have been presented.
Keywords
  • image quality,
  • entropy,
  • coefficient of information content
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Publication Date
1985
Citation Information
Kulkarni, A. D., Deekshatulu, B. L., & Rao, K. R. (1985). Quantitative Evaluation of Enhancement Techniques. International Journal of Signal Processing, 8, 369–375.