How to use HOSVD for Video denoising?

Using the Higher Order Singular Value Decomposition (HOSVD) for Video Denoising Using the Higher Order Singular Value Decomposition (HOSVD) for Video Denoising Ajit Rajwade, Anand Rangarajan and Arunava Banerjee DepartmentofCISE,UniversityofFlorida,Gainesville(USA) {avr,anand,arunava}@cise.ufl.edu

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How to calculate Tucker decomposition of a tensor?

The HOSVD computes a Tucker decomposition of a tensor via a simple process. For each mode k, it computes the r_k leading left singular values of the matrix unfolding and stores those as factor matrix U_k. Then it computes a ttm of the original tensor and all the factor matrices to yield the core of size r_1 x r_2 x x r_d.

What’s the difference between HOSVD and St-hosv?

The ST-HOSVD is an improvement on the HOSVD that does a TTM in each mode before moving on to the next mode. This has the advantage of shrinking the tensor at each step and reducing subsequent computations. ST-HOSVD is the default in the hosvd code.

Can a HOSVD transform be used for denoising DW data?

In this study, we aim to investigate the feasibility of denoising DW data using the HOSVD transform. With the low signal-to-noise ratio in typical DW data, the patch-based HOSVD denoising suffers from stripe artifacts in homogeneous regions because of the HOSVD bases learned from the noisy patches.

How is denoise used for diffusion weighted images?

The HOSVD denoising algorithm first groups similar small local cubes (3D patches) into a 4D tensor, then performs the HOSVD transform of the tensor, thresholds the transformed coefficients, and performs the invert HOSVD transform, and finally aggregates multiple estimates of each pixel by a weighted average.

How is Video denoising used in computer vision?

Video denoising is an important application in the field of computer vision or signal processing. Videos captured by digital cameras are susceptible to corruption by noise from various sources: film grain noise, noiseduetoinsufficientbit-rateduringtransmission, mechanicaldamagetotheDVD,insufficientlighting during exposure time, and so on.