Method and system for a correlation sharpening filter

Television – Image signal processing circuitry specific to television – Chrominance-luminance signal separation

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C348S663000

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ABSTRACT:
Methods and systems for correlation sharpening filtering of a composite video signal are provided. A correlation between a current pixel and at least one adjacent pixel may be determined. A plurality of chroma video signal components of a composite video signal may be blended based on the determined correlation. A luma video signal component may be determined based on the blended chroma video signal components. At least a portion of the plurality of chroma video signal components may be filtered, resulting in filtered chroma video signals. At least a portion of the plurality of chroma video signal components may be blended with the filtered chroma video signal based on the determined correlation. The blended at least a portion of the plurality of chroma video signal components may be removed from the composite video signal to obtain the luma video signal component.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5140410 (1992-08-01), Shin
patent: 5654770 (1997-08-01), Hatano et al.

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