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hi,
I want to know the how the noise intensity is defined in the IPLab.And do the additive noise and salt & pepper noise share the same intensity definition?
thank you

Hello,

The additive noise adds random value to every pixel. The IPLab uses uniform generator. So if you enter 10 in the corresponding form, then every pixel's value will be increased by random number from the [-10, 10] range.

The salt and pepper sets randomly pixels to maximum or minimum possible value (255 or 0), which simulates broken pixels. The value in IPLab specifies % of pixel to set to max or min value.

This may also help: AdditiveNoise and SaltAndPepperNoise.

thank you,Andrew. Your explanation is quite useful.

andrew.kirillov wrote:Hello,

The additive noise adds random value to every pixel. The IPLab uses uniform generator. So if you enter 10 in the corresponding form, then every pixel's value will be increased by random number from the [-10, 10] range.

The salt and pepper sets randomly pixels to maximum or minimum possible value (255 or 0), which simulates broken pixels. The value in IPLab specifies % of pixel to set to max or min value.

This may also help: AdditiveNoise and SaltAndPepperNoise.

andrew.kirillov wrote:Hello,

The additive noise adds random value to every pixel. The IPLab uses uniform generator. So if you enter 10 in the corresponding form, then every pixel's value will be increased by random number from the [-10, 10] range.

The salt and pepper sets randomly pixels to maximum or minimum possible value (255 or 0), which simulates broken pixels. The value in IPLab specifies % of pixel to set to max or min value.

This may also help: AdditiveNoise and SaltAndPepperNoise.

You are saying salt and pepper is either one or the other, but nothing in between correct? I have been hearing a little bit about working in between these numbers in order to protect information, but it was a little over my head. Do you guys know what I am talking about, with this information governance system? Have you heard of the impact this new technology is having on the IT community? Apparently a lot of the IT staffing agencies are telling clients to get educated on the subject...

screenbrain wrote:You are saying salt and pepper is either one or the other, but nothing in between correct?

No. I am saying 0 or 255:

andrew.kirillov wrote:The salt and pepper sets randomly pixels to maximum or minimum possible value (255 or 0), which simulates broken pixels.