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Diffusion Strength
Function
Option 2
Option 1
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c
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exp
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k
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k
Diffusion Constant , k
determination
Number of Direction
Option 1
Option 2
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east
west
north
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eastnorth
westsouth
westnorth
eastsouth
east
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Setting,0<
<1/7
Maximum Number of Iteration, M
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Fig. 3.8 Flow chart of conventional anisotropic diffusion
κ constant is essential to define the edges and area homogeneity; hence, different
diffusion intensity is imposed on them. Subsequently, amounts of directions is to
be determined: either 4 directions or 8 directions, as common practice. Then, the
decision on integration constant, Δ t: the effect of Δ t is analogous to the approxi-
mation for continuous case using integration for discrete implementation. Finally,
stopping criterion is determined: the maximum number of iteration. The flow chart
of the designed automated anisotropic diffusion is presented without the need for
manual parameter selection is presented in Fig. 3.9 .
 
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