It is well known that iterative algorithms for image deblurring that involve the normal equations show usually a slow convergence. A variant of the normal equations which replaces the conjugate transpose A^H of the system matrix A with a new matrix is proposed. This approach, which is linked with regularization preconditioning theory and reblurring processes, can be applied to a wide set of iterative methods; here we examine Landweber, Steepest descent, Richardson–Lucy and Image Space Reconstruction Algorithm. Several computational tests show that this strategy leads to a significant improvement of the convergence speed of the methods. Moreover it can be naturally combined with other widely used acceleration techniques.
Preconditioners for image restoration by reblurring techniques
ESTATICO, CLAUDIO
2014-01-01
Abstract
It is well known that iterative algorithms for image deblurring that involve the normal equations show usually a slow convergence. A variant of the normal equations which replaces the conjugate transpose A^H of the system matrix A with a new matrix is proposed. This approach, which is linked with regularization preconditioning theory and reblurring processes, can be applied to a wide set of iterative methods; here we examine Landweber, Steepest descent, Richardson–Lucy and Image Space Reconstruction Algorithm. Several computational tests show that this strategy leads to a significant improvement of the convergence speed of the methods. Moreover it can be naturally combined with other widely used acceleration techniques.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.