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Anisotrope Diffusion

Die anisotrope Perona-Malik-Diffusion glättet flache Bereiche und bewahrt gleichzeitig scharfe Kanten. Ideal zum Entrauschen unter Beibehaltung wichtiger Struktur.

Reduzieren Sie Bildrauschen mit der anisotropen Perona-Malik-Diffusion und bewahren Sie gleichzeitig Kanten und wichtige Strukturgrenzen.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is anisotropic diffusion?

Anisotropic diffusion is an edge-preserving smoothing technique based on the heat equation. Unlike Gaussian blur which smooths everything uniformly, it adapts the diffusion rate based on local gradients — smoothing flat areas while leaving edges sharp.

How is it different from bilateral filtering?

Both preserve edges, but anisotropic diffusion is an iterative PDE-based method that naturally evolves over time, while bilateral filtering is a single-pass weighted average. Anisotropic diffusion often produces more natural-looking results for denoising.

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