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    Homework #1 for EE301 Signals and Systems Analysis was submitted by student Mahmoud Khalaf Alothman with PIN 411116165. The document discusses three different filters: the median filter which removes noise while preserving edges by replacing each pixel with the median value of neighboring pixels, the Gaussian filter which performs weighted smoothing where distant pixels have less influence, and the box filter which averages neighboring pixel values.

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    Homework #1 for EE301 Signals and Systems Analysis was submitted by student Mahmoud Khalaf Alothman with PIN 411116165. The document discusses three different filters: the median filter which removes noise while preserving edges by replacing each pixel with the median value of neighboring pixels, the Gaussian filter which performs weighted smoothing where distant pixels have less influence, and the box filter which averages neighboring pixel values.

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    Homework #1 for EE301 Signals and Systems Analysis was submitted by student Mahmoud Khalaf Alothman with PIN 411116165. The document discusses three different filters: the median filter which removes noise while preserving edges by replacing each pixel with the median value of neighboring pixels, the Gaussian filter which performs weighted smoothing where distant pixels have less influence, and the box filter which averages neighboring pixel values.

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    Homework #1 for EE301 Signals and Systems Analysis was submitted by student Mahmoud Khalaf Alothman with PIN 411116165. The document discusses three different filters: the median filter which removes noise while preserving edges by replacing each pixel with the median value of neighboring pixels, the Gaussian filter which performs weighted smoothing where distant pixels have less influence, and the box filter which averages neighboring pixel values.

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    College of Engineering

    Electrical Engineering Department

    Semester 432 (2022)

    EE301– Homework #1
    Signals and Systems Analysis
    Submitted by

    Student’s Name: Mahmoud Khalaf Alothman


    PIN: 411116165

    Instructor: Dr. Abdulaziz Alorf

    Date: 20/4/2022
    The Median filter.
    Median filtering is a nonlinear method used to remove noise from images. It is widely used as it is
    very effective at removing noise while preserving edges. It is particularly effective at removing
    ‘salt and pepper’ type noise. The median filter works by moving through the image pixel by pixel,
    replacing each value with the median value of neighboring pixels. The pattern of neighbors is
    called the "window", which slides, pixel by pixel, over the entire image. The median is calculated
    by first sorting all the pixel values from the window into numerical order, and then replacing the
    pixel being considered with the middle (median) pixel value.

    Gaussian filter
    A Gaussian filter is a linear filter that also smooths an image and reduces noise. However,
    unlike a mean filter – for which even the furthest away pixels in the neighborhood influence the
    result by the same amount as the closest pixels – the smoothing of a Gaussian filter is weighted
    so that the influence of a pixel decreases with its distance from the filter center.
    the convolution operator is linear
    (αf+βh)∗g=α(f∗g)+β(h∗g)
    where α,β∈Rα, and f,g,h: R2→R satisfy the conditions for the existence of the convolution
    integral. Then simply set g=G.

    the Box filter


    A box blur (also known as a box linear filter) is a spatial domain linear filter in which each pixel in
    the resulting image has a value equal to the average value of its neighboring pixels in the input
    image. It is a form of low-pass ("blurring") filter. A 3 by 3 box blur ("radius 1") can be written as matrix

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