Application of digital image processing methods for the goal of restoration of fine art objects.
Alexander V. Kokoshkin, Vadim A. Korotkov, K. V. Korotkov, E. P. Novichihin · Journal of Radio Electronics · 2018
ПРИМЕНЕНИЕ МЕТОДОВ ЦИФРОВОЙ ОБРАБОТКИ ИЗОБРАЖЕНИЙ ДЛЯ ЦЕЛЕЙ РЕСТАВРАЦИИ ОБЪЕКТОВ ИЗОБРАЗИТЕЛЬНОГО ИСКУССТВА А. В. Кокошкин, В. А. Коротков, К. В. Коротков, Е. П. Новичихин Фрязинский филиал Института радиотехники и электроники им.В.А.Котельникова РАН, 141120, Московская область, Фрязино, пл.академика Введенского, 1 Статья поступила в редакцию 7 сентября 2018 г.statistically determined parameters (DCPS), and a combination of DCPS with the CLAHE method (Contrast Limited Adaptive Histogram Equalization).The offered methods of digital virtual reconstruction of works of art are based exclusively on a scientific campaign; they use only the data that is available as initial data (the image itself is a subject for restoration).Therefore, they are free from the human factor, because of which, changes in the restored image can be madesubjectively.If there is no preserved true image of the restored object, then, no doubt, the adequacy of the reconstruction to the original can be considered only suppositive.Of course, one should keep in mind that the use of any technology, including digital, must be done with an understanding of the basic principles of their work.The methods we proposed, together with other studies (X-rays and ultraviolet), can be very useful to specialists in restoration.Such an expansion of the capabilities will allow the restorer to work on the natural object, taking into account both the considerations of a prioriinformation and his practical experience in order to carry out the required reconstructionmore correctly.The presented results indicate a significant increase in the quality of digital images (increase of informativeness), which can serve as an auxiliary tool for restorers when refining the algorithm of their actions.