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questions about cnf (chroma noise filter) #17

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Inory-Megumi opened this issue Aug 30, 2022 · 5 comments
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questions about cnf (chroma noise filter) #17

Inory-Megumi opened this issue Aug 30, 2022 · 5 comments

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@Inory-Megumi
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I am confused whether cnf (chroma noise filter) works cause it uses a weird algorithm which i know, coming from a patent.Have you tried to figure out the effectiveness of chroma noise filter?thanks!

@Kuo-TingKai
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Do you mean this patent ?
Maybe we can use something like PSNR as the criterion and compare CNF to another filter such like DCT-CNR.

But I wonder that how we can distinguish whether we reduce the chrominance or luminance noise by these filters?

@Kuo-TingKai
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I am confused whether cnf (chroma noise filter) works cause it uses a weird algorithm which i know, coming from a patent.Have you tried to figure out the effectiveness of chroma noise filter?thanks!

Or we can refer to these C and C++ implementation of chroma noise filtering algorithms.

@Inory-Megumi
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I am confused whether cnf (chroma noise filter) works cause it uses a weird algorithm which i know, coming from a patent.Have you tried to figure out the effectiveness of chroma noise filter?thanks!

Or we can refer to these C and C++ implementation of chroma noise filtering algorithms.

Thanks but seems it's a temporal filter

@Inory-Megumi
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Do you mean this patent ? Maybe we can use something like PSNR as the criterion and compare CNF to another filter such like DCT-CNR.

But I wonder that how we can distinguish whether we reduce the chrominance or luminance noise by these filters?

usually chroma noise is dealt on the UV plane of a image and luma noise is dealt on the Y plane

@xiaofu-code
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I am wondering that which paper does the CNF(chroma noise filter) come from?patent is not the source paper of CNF

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