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We consider the problem of detection of edges in an image by solving an anisotropic diffusion equation, which has the intrinsic property that low-contrast regions are smoothed and high-contrast ones are enhanced. Since wavelets are known to provide better representation of singularities (i.e., edges), a more efficient scheme than those suggested earlier for solving the diffusion equation is formulated in terms of wavelet expansions of the image. These expansions also provide a natural way of estimating the local contrast, and hence of implementing a space-varying parameterization of the diffusion equation for improved performance. Our method can be viewed as a wavelet counterpart of standard spectral methods for solving partial differential equations. ©1998 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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