A conventional global contrast enhancement is difficult to apply in various images because image quality and contrast enhancement are dependent on image characteristics largely. And a local contrast enhancement not on...A conventional global contrast enhancement is difficult to apply in various images because image quality and contrast enhancement are dependent on image characteristics largely. And a local contrast enhancement not only causes a washed-out effect, but also blocks. To solve these drawbacks, this paper derives an optimal global equalization function with variable size block based local contrast enhancement. The optimal equalization function makes it possible to get a good quality image through the global contrast enhancement. The variable size block segmentation is firstly exeoated using intensity differences as a measure of similarity. In the second step, the optimal global equalization function is obtained from the enhanced contrast image having variable size blocks. Conformed experiments have showed that the proposed algorithm produces a visually comfortable result image.展开更多
A semi-infinite programming problem is a mathematical programming problem with a finite number of variables and infinitely many constraints. Duality theories and generalized convexity concepts are important research t...A semi-infinite programming problem is a mathematical programming problem with a finite number of variables and infinitely many constraints. Duality theories and generalized convexity concepts are important research topics in mathematical programming. In this paper, we discuss a fairly large number of paramet- ric duality results under various generalized (η,ρ)-invexity assumptions for a semi-infinite minmax fractional programming problem.展开更多
In this paper, we discuss a large number of sets of global parametric sufficient optimality conditions under various generalized (η,ρ)-invexity assumptions for a semi-infinite minmax fractional programming problem.
Abstract In this paper, we discuss numerous sets of global parametric sufficient efficiency conditions under various generalized (a,n, p)-V-invexity assumptions for a semiinfinite multiobjective fractional programmi...Abstract In this paper, we discuss numerous sets of global parametric sufficient efficiency conditions under various generalized (a,n, p)-V-invexity assumptions for a semiinfinite multiobjective fractional programming problem.展开更多
文摘A conventional global contrast enhancement is difficult to apply in various images because image quality and contrast enhancement are dependent on image characteristics largely. And a local contrast enhancement not only causes a washed-out effect, but also blocks. To solve these drawbacks, this paper derives an optimal global equalization function with variable size block based local contrast enhancement. The optimal equalization function makes it possible to get a good quality image through the global contrast enhancement. The variable size block segmentation is firstly exeoated using intensity differences as a measure of similarity. In the second step, the optimal global equalization function is obtained from the enhanced contrast image having variable size blocks. Conformed experiments have showed that the proposed algorithm produces a visually comfortable result image.
文摘A semi-infinite programming problem is a mathematical programming problem with a finite number of variables and infinitely many constraints. Duality theories and generalized convexity concepts are important research topics in mathematical programming. In this paper, we discuss a fairly large number of paramet- ric duality results under various generalized (η,ρ)-invexity assumptions for a semi-infinite minmax fractional programming problem.
文摘In this paper, we discuss a large number of sets of global parametric sufficient optimality conditions under various generalized (η,ρ)-invexity assumptions for a semi-infinite minmax fractional programming problem.
文摘Abstract In this paper, we discuss numerous sets of global parametric sufficient efficiency conditions under various generalized (a,n, p)-V-invexity assumptions for a semiinfinite multiobjective fractional programming problem.