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Edge-aware Image Smoothing with Relative Wavelet Domain Representation
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Proposes an edge-aware image smoothing method operating in a relative wavelet domain to remove textures while preserving structures and avoiding gradient reversals and halo artifacts.
Problem
Image smoothing should remove perturbations and textures while preserving dominant structures, but existing traditional and deep learning-based methods often produce gradient reversals and halo artifacts.
Approach
Performs edge-aware smoothing using a relative wavelet domain representation to address gradient reversal and halo artifacts that plague prior smoothing methods.
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