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10.6. HAAR TRANSFORMATION

Lecture



The Haar transform [1, 23] is based on the orthogonal Haar matrix. Below are examples of fourth and eighth order orthormal Haar matrices:

  10.6.  HAAR TRANSFORMATION (10.6.1)

Higher-order Haar matrices are constructed according to the same rules as matrices (10.6.1) and (10.6.2). In fig. 10.6.1 shows the graphs of basis functions of the Haar transform when   10.6.  HAAR TRANSFORMATION . The base images of the same transformation for the sample matrix containing   10.6.  HAAR TRANSFORMATION elements are presented in fig. 10.6.2.

The Haar transformation can be viewed as a process of discretization of the original signal, in which, with the transition to the next line, the discretization step is halved.

  10.6.  HAAR TRANSFORMATION

Fig. 10.6.1. Basic functions transform haar with   10.6.  HAAR TRANSFORMATION .

  10.6.  HAAR TRANSFORMATION

Fig. 10.6.2. Basic Images of the Haar Transform   10.6.  HAAR TRANSFORMATION . Black color corresponds to +1. white - value -1, hatching - 0.

In image processing problems, the Haar spectrum describes the distribution of the energy of components corresponding to differences in brightness of neighboring elements, differences in average values ​​of brightness of neighboring pairs of elements, and in general differences in average values ​​of brightness from neighboring groups of   10.6.  HAAR TRANSFORMATION items.

In fig. 10.6.3 shows an example of the Haar transform for a particular image. In the photo with a logarithmic scale, the concentration of energy is clearly visible, especially in areas with high sequences. It should be noted that in the spectrum of the Haar energy concentration is also observed in areas with low sequences.

  10.6.  HAAR TRANSFORMATION

Fig. 10.6.3. Convert Haar image "Portrait".

a - the original image; b - Haar spectrum in a logarithmic scale along the amplitude axis; c - spectrum with limited greatest harmonics.

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Digital image processing

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