Finds improved efficiency in image restoration using a preconditioned minimization method, suggesting benefits for large-scale problems.
The need to minimize a linear combination of an expression that involves an ‐norm of a linear transformation of the computed solution and the ‐norm of the residual error arises in image restoration as well as in statistics. A solution method that is suited for large‐scale problems is the iterative maximization‐minimization method, which determines an approximate solution in a generalized Krylov subspace. This paper describes a preconditioner for accelerating the convergence of the iterative method. The design of the preconditioner is inspired by the iterated Tikhonov regularization method. Numerical examples in image deblurring and computerized tomography show that the preconditioner significantly reduces the required CPU time and gives computed solutions of about the same quality as the unpreconditioned iterative method.
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