Random noise attenuation on finite-difference wave propagation using fuzzy transform
Rafael Aleixo

TL;DR
This paper introduces a fuzzy transform-based finite-difference method for solving the acoustic wave equation, effectively reducing random and periodic noise in noisy initial conditions.
Contribution
It applies F-transform to finite-difference wave propagation, demonstrating noise attenuation capabilities in solving the acoustic wave equation.
Findings
F-transform can remove periodic noise effectively.
F-transform significantly reduces random noise in wave simulations.
The method improves the accuracy of wave propagation models with noisy data.
Abstract
Fuzzy Transform (F-transform) has been introduced as an approximation method which encompasses both classical transforms and approximation methods studied in fuzzy modeling and fuzzy control. It has been proved that, under some conditions, F-transform can remove a periodical noise and it can significantly reduce random noise. In this work we apply the F-transform methodology to propose a finite-difference approach to solving the acoustic wave equation with noisy initial conditions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Logic · Fuzzy Systems and Optimization · Fuzzy Logic and Control Systems
