In this paper, we present a novel DFT- and wavelet-based estimation scheme for hyperspectral imagery. Optimal hyperspectral image estimation relies on the ability to decorrelate the signal in both space and channel at the cost of requiring second-order signal statistics. This statistical requirement is removed by the proposed estimator, which approximately decorrelates the signal in space using a 2D discrete wavelet transform and in channel using a discrete Fourier transform. In addition to allowing extremely efficient estimation, the proposed estimator vastly improves visual quality and yields typical signal-to-noise ratio gains of over 14 dB.
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