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Data Processing and Analysis Guide

This document presents an algorithm for detecting line scratches in old colored or grayscale videos and static images. The algorithm is based on Over-complete wavelet Expansion (OWE) which allows for more precise detection of scratch positions and descriptions compared to traditional methods. The proposed detector can identify even slight secondary scratches, leading to fully automatic detection. Experimental results show it performs better than other methods in terms of detection accuracy and false alarm rejection, while also having a lower computational time. The method can be applied to both colored and black and white media. Basic techniques are presented for removing detected scratches without decreasing image quality. The algorithm works independently on each video frame, so it can also analyze static images.

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Data Processing and Analysis Guide

This document presents an algorithm for detecting line scratches in old colored or grayscale videos and static images. The algorithm is based on Over-complete wavelet Expansion (OWE) which allows for more precise detection of scratch positions and descriptions compared to traditional methods. The proposed detector can identify even slight secondary scratches, leading to fully automatic detection. Experimental results show it performs better than other methods in terms of detection accuracy and false alarm rejection, while also having a lower computational time. The method can be applied to both colored and black and white media. Basic techniques are presented for removing detected scratches without decreasing image quality. The algorithm works independently on each video frame, so it can also analyze static images.

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ALGORITHM FOR LINE SCRATCHES DETECTION IN OLD COLORED OR GRAY VIDEOS AND STATIC IMAGES

ABSTRACT

This project attempts to present a generalization of Jin Xu, Jinghuo Guan, Xingdong Wang, Jun Sun and GuangtaoZhai's OWE- based line scratch detection [1]. It is based on Over-complete wavelet Expansion (OWE), which allows us to design a more efficacious and precise position, description for scratch than traditional methods. The proposed detector even works well for secondary (slight) scratches resulting in completely automatic detection. The experimental results show that the proposed detector works better in terms of good detection and false alarms rejection with a lower computing time. The method is applicable for both colored and black and white images and videos. Then it present very simple technique for removal of detected scratch. More sophisticated methods for missing data interpolation are present in literature which can be used for high quality scratch removal. The optimized way of scratch detection makes it easy to remove the scratch with- out any kind of decrease in image quality. All methods are static as it works independently on each single frame of the sequence, so also applicable on images.

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ALGORITHM FOR LINE SCRATCHES DETECTION IN OLD COLORED OR GRAY VIDEOS AND STATIC IMAGES

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It would be my privilege to express my heartfelt gratitude and respect to all those who guided me in the completion of this project. I sincerely acknowledge the encouragement and impetus given to me by our [Link] S GANESAN and our Head of the [Link] in completion of this work. I wish to thank my guide Mrs. LATHA A.P., Lecturerfor her constant guidance and support. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all staff of department of Information Science who helped in successful completion of the project. I would like to thank my parents for their constant support throughout the completion of project. Finally last but not the least I would like to extend my deep sense of gratitude to my friends who have always inspired me and encouraged me to carry out the project successfully.

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