Meanings
- not comparableFrom which noise has not been removed.
Relative to undenoised images, TV methods could improve lifetime precision up to 10-fold in artificial images, while preserving the overall accuracy of lifetime and amplitude values of a single-exponential decay model […]
2012, CW Chang, “Total variation versus wavelet‐based methods for image denoising in fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy”, in Journal of Biophysics, volume 56, number 3
Origin
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