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Fig 1. Illustration of limiter function M(p, q): two situations for forward and backward difference schemes
Fig 2. Flow chart of our proposed algorithm. A degraded image is enhanced through three steps in sequence: Gamma manipulation (Gamma), self-similarity filtering (SSF) and robust inverse diffusion (RID), respectively.
Fig 4. Retinal image enhancement for detection of microaneurysms in diabetic retinopathy (from top- top-left to bottom-right): results by histogram equalization, ADSF filtering after Gamma manipulation, Laplace operation after Gamma manipulation and self-s
Fig 5. Zoomed parts of enhanced retinal images for microaneurysm detection (from top-left to bottom-right): original image, results by Gamma manipulation, histogram equalization, ADSF filtering after Gamma manipulation, Laplace operation after Gamma manipu
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