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Study of End to End Image Processing System Including Image De-noising, Image Compression & Image Security

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Over the last few years, the computer vision has a huge impact in the field of information technology. The foundation for computer vision is laid by image processing. Digital Image Processing is one of the vast area of research; with three indispensable aspects as; Image De-noising, Image Compression & Image Security; with multiple applications in the field of automotive, medical, space, security systems, military & many more. This survey paper includes the evolutionary analysis of various image de-nosing techniques such as Median filtering, Pixel similarity weighted frame averaging, Gaussian filtering, Bilateral filtering, Anisotropic diffusion; that are used for betterment of system performance in terms of noise suppression, edge preservation, texture detection, Operating frequency, PSNR & many more. Moreover, the paper also includes the evolutionary analysis of multiple image compression techniques based on DCT, DWT, fractal image compression & neural network. Finally, the various image security techniques are analyzed. From the study of various literatures on image processing, it is found that combine model of image processing with all the three stages including image de-noising followed by image compression & image security is not yet discussed.

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    Sandeep K. Shelke & Sanjeet Kumar Sinha

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Shelke, S.K., Sinha, S.K. & Patel, G.S. Study of End to End Image Processing System Including Image De-noising, Image Compression & Image Security. Wireless Pers Commun 121, 209–220 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-021-08631-9

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