Visual Chimaeras Obtained with the Riesz Transform
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Summary
This work presents a computational procedure to synthesise visual chimaeras by means of the Riesz transform—an isotropic generalisation of the Hilbert transform for multidimensional signals—and the associated monogenic signal—the vector-valued function counterpart of the analytic signal in which the Ryingz transform replaces the Hilbert Transform.
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- article
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- 2011-08-01
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Keywords
Hilbert transform, Analytic signal, Riesz transform, Integral transform, Isotropy
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