MATLAB: How to Filtering DICOM Images without any predefined set value
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How to Filtering DICOM Images without any predefined set value ?
Image was Dynamic
Without Set any value
DICOM Filtering performed based on Image Pixels
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You cannot do that.
Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (CMBR) was thought to be instrument error when it was first noticed while observing stars -- something to be filtered out as noise. When they went to track down the source of the instrument error, they discovered that it is instead a low level signal, and that as they studied more it turned out to have lots of texture. These days they are busy building some of the most sensitive observing devices ever in order to measure it more accurately -- observing devices that have to deliberately block out stars because the stars are too bright.
Thus, considering any one photograph, the CMBR might be noise to be removed if the intention is to observe the stars, but given the same photograph, the stars might be the noise to be removed if the intention is to observe the CMBR.
Therefore there cannot possibly be a fully automated algorithm that removes noise, because "noise" is situational according to intention rather than according to physical characteristics of what is being monitored.
Consider a 1-D signal F. The zeroth order scattering coefficient can be obtained by convolving F with the scaling function to obtain S[0], the low frequency components at level 0. To obtain the high frequency components. we convolve F with the filter bank coefficients, where j is the level and k is the filter bank index, and take modulus of the outputs to extract 1st order scalogram coefficients U[1] or the high frequency components at level 1. To obtain the low frequency components at level 1, one can convolve the modulus values with the scaling function to obtain the values S[1]. In this way we keep breaking down the signal and keep repeating the process at each level. The scalogram coefficientsUextract the high frequency or detailed components, while the scattering coefficientsS extract the low frequency components at every level of resolution.
The 'FilterBank' value depends on thewaveletScatteringobject sf. Changing the sf object changes the number of filter banks.
You can go through the following documentation link for further help:
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