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A wavelet-based statistical model for image restoration
We develop a wavelet-based statistical method a general class of image restoration problems. In this approach, a signal prior is set up by modeling the image wavelet coefficients as independent Gaussian mixture random variables. We first specify a uniform (non-informative) prior distribution on the mixing parameters, which leads to a simple and efficient iterative algorithm for MAP estimation. This algorithm is similar to the EM algorithm in that it alternates between a state estimation step and a maximization step. Moreover, we show that our algorithm converges monotonically to a local maximum of the posterior distribution. We next generalize the result to non-uniform priors and develop an efficient integer programming algorithm that enables a similar alternating optimization procedure.