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Designing CNN genes for Binary Image Edge Smoothing and Noise Removing

Edge smoothing and noise removing for images are a common method of image processing. By designing CNN genes, edges can be smoothed and particles can be removed from a binary image. However, a satisfying result cannot be obtained by choosing only one CNN gene. In this paper, a group of edge smoothing and noise removing CNN genes is proposed as a synthetic disposal for a binary image. Disposed by the group of CNN genes, the characteristics of the original image can be preserved as much as possible. Two examples of edge smoothing and noise removing for a binary image are well illustrated by this method in this paper.