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Structure Detection in Low Intensity X-Ray Images

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arxiv astro-ph/9707305 v1 pith:QEX7VMIY submitted 1997-07-28 astro-ph

Structure Detection in Low Intensity X-Ray Images

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keywords detectionimagesintensitymethodwaveletx-rayapproachesassessing
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In the context of assessing and characterizing structures in X-ray images, we compare different approaches. Most often the intensity level is very low and necessitates a special treatment of Poisson statistics. The method based on wavelet function histogram is shown to be the most reliable one. We also present a multi-resolution filtering method based on the wavelet coefficients detection. Comparative results are presented by means of a simulated cluster of galaxies.

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