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The two-dimensional reduced update Kalman filter was recently introduced. The corresponding scalar filtering equations were derived for the case of estimating a Gaussian signal in white Gaussian noise and were shown to constitute a general nonsymmetric half-plane recursive filter. This paper extends the method to the deconvolution problem of image restoration. This paper also provides a more thorough treatment of the uniquely two-dimensional boundary condition problems. Numerical and subjective examples are presented.
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