Contrast Enhancementof MRI Images using AHE and CLAHE Techniques

  • Rubini* C
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Abstract

Medical images require image enhancement, a category of image processing which provides better visualization that make diagnostic more accurate. The most commonly used method for improving the quality of medical image is Contrast enhancement.The main objective is to eliminate the use of contrast dye during the process of MRI scan and to find the parameters MSE, PSNR, AMBE and contrast and compare the result. The histogram equalization (HE) is the widely accepted method which is not productive when the contrast nature differs across the image. Adaptive Histogram Equalization (AHE) overcomes this limitation by considering and developing the mapping for each pixel from the histogram in a neighboring window. Another suitable technique is CLAHE. CLAHE is a refinement of AHE where the enhancement calculation is modified by imposing a user specified level to the height of local histogram. The enhancement is thereby reduced in very uniform areas of the image, which prevents over enhancement of noise and reduces the edge shadowing effect of unlimited AHE. After enhancing the image using AHE and CLAHE the comparison of their parameters is performed.

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Rubini*, C., & Pavithra, N. (2019). Contrast Enhancementof MRI Images using AHE and CLAHE Techniques. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 9(2), 2442–2445. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.b7017.129219

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