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Automatic interpretation of TV scene based on wavelet method

This paper develops a steerable multiscale analysis theory. A number of models based on the wavelet theory are proposed for multiscale TV scene analysis and image processing, including image representation, image edge detection, and noise analysis and removal. A multiscale interpretation method is discussed that makes full use of multiresolution images and edge feature. In order to employ multiple information and all relative information reasonably and effectively, information fusion has been investigated. The idea of geometric reasoning has been also proposed for interpreting objects in TV scenes. Finally, some experiments have illustrated that the proposals described above are feasible.