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Blurred and De-blurred of Image with Moving Average Filter in
MATLAB
PRESENTED BY
1. Introduction
2. Blurring
3. De-Blurring
4. The Moving Average
5. Working principles
6. Result
7. Advantages & Disadvantages
8. Conclusion
Introduction
Blur is an un-sharp image area caused by camera or subject movement, poor focusing, or the use
of a shallow depth of field aperture. Blur effects are filters that smooth transitions and reduce
contrast by averaging pixels near defined lines' hard edges and areas with significant color
transition.
1. Average Blur
2. The Gaussian Blur
3. The Motion Blur
DE-BLURRING
Taking the average, and as time passes, each coefficient is shifted, resulting in a kind
of moving average, hence the filter name "moving average."
Average
MATLAB code
METHODOLOGY
The most popular digital low-pass filter. Ideal for lowering noise while
preserving a sharp step response. Really smooth (time domain). Filter
coefficients with unity values, no MAC (multiply and accumulate)
operations are necessary. Conceptually, implementation is easy.
Disadvantages
Requires keeping track of past data from several time periods for each
predicted period. Overlooks a lot of complex relationships that the data
mentions. Does not react to changes that occur for a reason, such as
cycles and seasonal effects.
Conclusion
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IV, 2010, pp. 33-35.
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2011, pp.3-6.
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