Nonparametric estimation of functions and its applications

Scale space analysis of images and signals

IBSiZer can be used for example to detect differences in a pair of images taken from the same object. MRBSiZer resolves an image into additive, scale-dependent components. Here is a tutorial web site that explains the methodology and gives many examples. Downloadable preprints and software can also be found there. On-going work considers also scale space analysis of change detection from multispectral satellite images. A recent paper adapts the MRBSiZer method to time series.

Scale space analysis of a simulated difference image. The original image and its noisy version are on the left. The three rightmost panels show iBSiZer analysis of the features that are credible with posterior probability at least 0.95 in three different spatial resolutions. Negative and positive differences are shown in black and white, respectively, and gray indicates no credible change.

Multiresolution MRBSiZer analysis of an image of John Lennon. Upper row: four additive image components corresponding to four spatial scales. Lower panel: analysis of credible features in the component images. Credible negative and positive features are shown in black and white, respectively.

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