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    Area of Science:

    • Image Processing
    • Computational Imaging
    • Signal Processing

    Background:

    • De-noising algorithms are crucial for enhancing image quality in various applications.
    • A standardized evaluation of their performance, particularly concerning the contrast transfer function (CTF), is lacking.
    • Diverse algorithmic approaches exist, from classical filters to advanced deep learning methods.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To comprehensively study and evaluate the contrast transfer function (CTF) of a wide range of de-noising algorithms.
    • To establish a ranking of these algorithms based on novel performance metrics.
    • To provide a practical methodology for assessing de-noising algorithm performance.

    Main Methods:

    • Selection of 45 de-noising algorithms, including wavelet-based (Daubechies, symlets, curvelets, contourlets), patch-based (BM3D, NL-means), deep learning, and classical spatial/adaptive filters (Wiener, median, Gauss, anisotropic diffusion, SAR filtering).
    • Calculation and provision of the contrast transfer function (CTF) for each selected algorithm.
    • Development and application of proposed metrics for ranking the de-noising algorithms.

    Main Results:

    • The contrast transfer function (CTF) was determined for all 45 evaluated de-noising algorithms.
    • A comparative ranking of the algorithms was established based on the developed performance metrics.
    • Novel results and practical insights into the CTF performance of de-noising techniques were generated.

    Conclusions:

    • The study provides a systematic evaluation of the contrast transfer function (CTF) across a broad spectrum of de-noising algorithms.
    • The developed ranking and methodology offer valuable guidance for selecting appropriate de-noising techniques in image processing.
    • This work contributes novel data and a practical framework for understanding and comparing de-noising algorithm performance.