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Medial images are contaminated by multiplicative speckle noise, which dramatically reduces ultrasound images and has a detrimental impact on a variety of image interpretation tasks. Hence, to overcome this issue, this paper presented a Two-Phase Speckle Reduction approach with Improved Anisotropic Diffusion and Optimal Bayes Threshold termed TPSR-IADOT, which includes the phases like image enhancement and two-level decomposition processes. Initially, the speckle noise is subjected to an image enhancement process where the Speckle Reducing Improved Anisotropic Diffusion (SRAID) filtering process is carried out for the speckle removal process. Afterwards, two-level decomposition takes place which utilizes Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) to remove the residual noise. As the speckle noise is mostly present in the high-frequency band, Improved Bayes Threshold will be applied to the high- frequency subbands. Finally, to provide the best outcomes, an optimization algorithm termed Self Improved Pelican Optimization Algorithm (SI-POA) in this work via choosing the optimal threshold value. The efficiency of the proposed method has been validated on an ultrasound image database using Simulink in terms of PSNR, SSIM, SDME and MAPE. Accordingly, from the analysis, it is proved that the proposed TPSR-IADOT attains the PSNR of 40.074, whereas the POA is 38.572, COOT is 38.572, BES is 37.003, PRO is 30.419, WOA is 33.218, RFU-LA is 29.935 and SSI-COA is 39.256, for noise varianceFormula: see text0.1.
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