Because of noise interference, improper exposure, and the over thickness of human tissues, the detailed information of DR (digital radiography) images can be masked, including unclear edges and reduced contrast. An image-enhancement algorithm based on wavelet multiscale decomposition is proposed to address the shortcomings of existing single-scale image-enhancement algorithms. The proposed algorithm is based on Shannon-Cosine wavelets by taking advantage of the interpolation, smoothness, tight support, and normalization properties. Next a multiscale interpolation wavelet operator is constructed to divide the image into several sub-images from high frequency to low frequency, and to perform different multi-scale wavelet transforms on the detailed image of each channel. So that the most subtle and diagnostically useful information in the image can be effectively enhanced. Moreover, the image will not be over-enhanced and combined with the high contrast sensitivity of the human eye's visual system in smooth regions, different attenuation coefficients are used for different regions to achieve the purpose of suppressing noise while enhancing details. The results obtained by some simulations show that this method can effectively eliminate the noise in the DR image, and the enhanced DR image detail information is clearer than before while having high effectiveness and robustness.
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