IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON IMAGE PROCESSING, VOL. 24, NO. 11, NOVEMBER 2015 3357
Compressive Bilateral Filtering
Kenjiro Sugimoto, Member, IEEE, and Sei-Ichiro Kamata, Member, IEEE
Abstract— This paper presents an efficient constant-time
bilateral filter that produces a near-optimal performance tradeoff
between approximate accuracy and computational complexity
without any complicated parameter adjustment, called a com-
pressive bilateral filter (CBLF). The constant-time means that the
computational complexity is independent of its filter window size.
Although many existing constant-time bilateral filters have been
proposed step-by-step to pursue a more efficient performance
tradeoff, they have less focused on the optimal tradeoff for
their own frameworks. It is important to discuss this question,
because it can reveal whether or not a constant-time algorithm
still has plenty room for improvements of performance tradeoff.
This paper tackles the question from a viewpoint of comp
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