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Filtering methods based on oriented partial differential equations (OPDEs) have been demonstrated as a powerful tool for denoising while preserving all fringes. In this paper, we first briefly review the existing OPDEs and then derive numerous possible OPDE filtering models based on the variational methods. These models include a class of new single OPDE models, a class of new selective OPDE models, a class of new coupled OPDEs, and a class of new double OPDEs. We also investigate the performance of main OPDE models, including the choices of parameters and the influences of fringe orientation and diffusion control function on filtering results via our extensive experiments. Finally, we summarize the performance of these OPDEs.
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