Method for picture sharpening in a digital video transmission sy

Image analysis – Image enhancement or restoration – Variable threshold – gain – or slice level

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358457, 3582613, G06F 1710

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a method for processing a data signal which is transformed into an n-dimensional matrix form and which is to be processed by an n-dimensional quantizing matrix. In the invention the n-dimensional quantizing matrix is processed by an n-dimensional transfer function matrix before processing the data signal. In order to form the transfer function matrix, at least one transfer function is selected, and it is given a fixed point in the n-dimensional transfer matrix. At least a part of the elements of the transfer function matrix are processed by at least one transfer function, so that elements at a predetermined distance from the fixed point are processed by a processing quantity dependent on the transfer function.

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