Evolution Equations on Gabor Transforms and their Applications
Remco Duits, Hartmut F\"uhr, Bart Janssen, Mark Bruurmijn and, Luc Florack, Hans van Assen

TL;DR
This paper develops a systematic framework for designing and analyzing left-invariant evolution schemes on Gabor transforms, enabling applications like signal sharpening and enhancement while respecting the underlying group structure.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach linking operators on signals to left-invariant operators on Gabor transforms using group theory, with practical algorithms for signal processing.
Findings
Effective sharpening of Gabor transforms via non-linear convection.
Signal enhancement through left-invariant diffusion methods.
Successful application demonstrated in medical imaging.
Abstract
We introduce a systematic approach to the design, implementation and analysis of left-invariant evolution schemes acting on Gabor transform, primarily for applications in signal and image analysis. Within this approach we relate operators on signals to operators on Gabor transforms. In order to obtain a translation and modulation invariant operator on the space of signals, the corresponding operator on the reproducing kernel space of Gabor transforms must be left invariant, i.e. it should commute with the left regular action of the reduced Heisenberg group H_r. By using the left-invariant vector fields on H_r in the generators of our evolution equations on Gabor transforms, we naturally employ the essential group structure on the domain of a Gabor transform. Here we distinguish between two tasks. Firstly, we consider non-linear adaptive left-invariant convection (reassignment) to…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Image and Signal Denoising Methods · Medical Image Segmentation Techniques
