A morphological filter is a nonlinear image processing technique that processes images based on their shapes, often used for noise reduction, image enhancement, and object extraction. It operates through a set of operations that probe and transform the structure of an image using a defined structuring element.

Morphological Filter

morphological filter

nonlinear image processing

Noise reduction refers to the process of removing or minimizing unwanted sound or data from a signal to improve its quality and clarity. It is crucial in various fields, including audio engineering, telecommunications, and image processing, to enhance user experience and data interpretation.

noise reduction

Image enhancement involves improving the visual appearance of an image or converting it to a form better suited for analysis by a human or machine. Techniques in image enhancement aim to accentuate certain features or remove artifacts to facilitate interpretation and analysis.

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