This work addresses the problem of mosquito noise (MN) reduction in compressed video sequences. A compression-blind approach is adopted; the advantage of such an approach is that it is independent of the particular compressor used and of its particular settings. A recursive filtering scheme is presented. It is shown how the filtering parameter ϵ can be adaptively selected to maximize the denoising performance by minimizing the number of outlier pixels in the filter's support. Simulation results show that the proposed blind MN-denoising scheme outperforms existing MN-denoising methods.
['Houssam Abbas', 'Lina J. Karam']
Suppression of Mosquito Noise by Recursive Epsilon-Filters