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In order to reduce noise in my training dataset,I attempted a WMF whose weights are shown in a 2-D array as follows(values finally get normalized by division by 15:

[1 , 2 , 1
 2 , 3 , 2
 1 , 2 , 1]

My input image is an RGB image size (128,128,3). The pixel values are integers in the range of 0-255.

Isolation of each of my three channels is done as:

X_R=X_dummy[:,:,0]
X_G=X_dummy[:,:,1]
X_B=X_dummy[:,:,2]
R_padded=np.pad(X_R,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
G_padded=np.pad(X_B,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
B_padded=np.pad(X_G,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')

Where mask_start=2

Convolution for a single channel is shown as:

for x in range(mask_cent,row_pad-mask_start):#The upper limit thing is not included. So Highest value is row_pad-mask_start-1
    for y in range(mask_cent,col_pad-mask_start):#These loops seem to be fine
      patch_selected_R = R_padded[x - mask_start-1: x + mask_start, y - mask_start-1: y + mask_start]
      a1_R= W*patch_selected_R
      med=np.median(a1_R)
      med=med*15
      b[x,y,0]=med

My images, which are shown below look like a colour correction rather than a denoising:

the original image

The resulting image

I am unsure of what is going wrong right now.

Edit: Something went wrong, this is my imgur link https://i.sstatic.net/9mw5j.jpg

Edit 2: new code, its resulting output is available through the samethis link

https://i.sstatic.net/j6WgK.jpg :

a1_R=patch_selected_R
      for i in range(1,2):
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[0,1])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,0])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,2])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[2,2])
      for i in range(1,3):
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,1])
      b[x,y,0]=np.median(a1_R)

In order to reduce noise in my training dataset,I attempted a WMF whose weights are shown in a 2-D array as follows(values finally get normalized by division by 15:

[1 , 2 , 1
 2 , 3 , 2
 1 , 2 , 1]

My input image is an RGB image size (128,128,3). The pixel values are integers in the range of 0-255.

Isolation of each of my three channels is done as:

X_R=X_dummy[:,:,0]
X_G=X_dummy[:,:,1]
X_B=X_dummy[:,:,2]
R_padded=np.pad(X_R,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
G_padded=np.pad(X_B,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
B_padded=np.pad(X_G,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')

Where mask_start=2

Convolution for a single channel is shown as:

for x in range(mask_cent,row_pad-mask_start):#The upper limit thing is not included. So Highest value is row_pad-mask_start-1
    for y in range(mask_cent,col_pad-mask_start):#These loops seem to be fine
      patch_selected_R = R_padded[x - mask_start-1: x + mask_start, y - mask_start-1: y + mask_start]
      a1_R= W*patch_selected_R
      med=np.median(a1_R)
      med=med*15
      b[x,y,0]=med

My images, which are shown below look like a colour correction rather than a denoising:

the original image

The resulting image

I am unsure of what is going wrong right now.

Edit: Something went wrong, this is my imgur link https://i.sstatic.net/9mw5j.jpg

Edit 2: new code, its resulting output is available through the same link:

a1_R=patch_selected_R
      for i in range(1,2):
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[0,1])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,0])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,2])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[2,2])
      for i in range(1,3):
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,1])
      b[x,y,0]=np.median(a1_R)

In order to reduce noise in my training dataset,I attempted a WMF whose weights are shown in a 2-D array as follows(values finally get normalized by division by 15:

[1 , 2 , 1
 2 , 3 , 2
 1 , 2 , 1]

My input image is an RGB image size (128,128,3). The pixel values are integers in the range of 0-255.

Isolation of each of my three channels is done as:

X_R=X_dummy[:,:,0]
X_G=X_dummy[:,:,1]
X_B=X_dummy[:,:,2]
R_padded=np.pad(X_R,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
G_padded=np.pad(X_B,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
B_padded=np.pad(X_G,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')

Where mask_start=2

Convolution for a single channel is shown as:

for x in range(mask_cent,row_pad-mask_start):#The upper limit thing is not included. So Highest value is row_pad-mask_start-1
    for y in range(mask_cent,col_pad-mask_start):#These loops seem to be fine
      patch_selected_R = R_padded[x - mask_start-1: x + mask_start, y - mask_start-1: y + mask_start]
      a1_R= W*patch_selected_R
      med=np.median(a1_R)
      med=med*15
      b[x,y,0]=med

My images, which are shown below look like a colour correction rather than a denoising:

the original image

The resulting image

I am unsure of what is going wrong right now.

Edit: Something went wrong, this is my imgur link https://i.sstatic.net/9mw5j.jpg

Edit 2: new code, its resulting output is available through this link

https://i.sstatic.net/j6WgK.jpg :

a1_R=patch_selected_R
      for i in range(1,2):
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[0,1])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,0])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,2])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[2,2])
      for i in range(1,3):
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,1])
      b[x,y,0]=np.median(a1_R)
Added new updated code that works better. But not perfect
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In order to reduce noise in my training dataset,I attempted a WMF whose weights are shown in a 2-D array as follows(values finally get normalized by division by 15:

[1 , 2 , 1
 2 , 3 , 2
 1 , 2 , 1]

My input image is an RGB image size (128,128,3). The pixel values are integers in the range of 0-255.

Isolation of each of my three channels is done as:

X_R=X_dummy[:,:,0]
X_G=X_dummy[:,:,1]
X_B=X_dummy[:,:,2]
R_padded=np.pad(X_R,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
G_padded=np.pad(X_B,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
B_padded=np.pad(X_G,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')

Where mask_start=2

Convolution for a single channel is shown as:

for x in range(mask_cent,row_pad-mask_start):#The upper limit thing is not included. So Highest value is row_pad-mask_start-1
    for y in range(mask_cent,col_pad-mask_start):#These loops seem to be fine
      patch_selected_R = R_padded[x - mask_start-1: x + mask_start, y - mask_start-1: y + mask_start]
      a1_R= W*patch_selected_R
      med=np.median(a1_R)
      med=med*15
      b[x,y,0]=med

My images, which are shown below look like a colour correction rather than a denoising:

the original image

The resulting image

I am unsure of what is going wrong right now.

Edit: Something went wrong, this is my imgur link https://i.sstatic.net/9mw5j.jpg

Edit 2: new code, its resulting output is available through the same link:

a1_R=patch_selected_R
      for i in range(1,2):
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[0,1])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,0])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,2])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[2,2])
      for i in range(1,3):
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,1])
      b[x,y,0]=np.median(a1_R)

In order to reduce noise in my training dataset,I attempted a WMF whose weights are shown in a 2-D array as follows(values finally get normalized by division by 15:

[1 , 2 , 1
 2 , 3 , 2
 1 , 2 , 1]

My input image is an RGB image size (128,128,3). The pixel values are integers in the range of 0-255.

Isolation of each of my three channels is done as:

X_R=X_dummy[:,:,0]
X_G=X_dummy[:,:,1]
X_B=X_dummy[:,:,2]
R_padded=np.pad(X_R,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
G_padded=np.pad(X_B,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
B_padded=np.pad(X_G,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')

Where mask_start=2

Convolution for a single channel is shown as:

for x in range(mask_cent,row_pad-mask_start):#The upper limit thing is not included. So Highest value is row_pad-mask_start-1
    for y in range(mask_cent,col_pad-mask_start):#These loops seem to be fine
      patch_selected_R = R_padded[x - mask_start-1: x + mask_start, y - mask_start-1: y + mask_start]
      a1_R= W*patch_selected_R
      med=np.median(a1_R)
      med=med*15
      b[x,y,0]=med

My images, which are shown below look like a colour correction rather than a denoising:

the original image

The resulting image

I am unsure of what is going wrong right now.

Edit: Something went wrong, this is my imgur link https://i.sstatic.net/9mw5j.jpg

In order to reduce noise in my training dataset,I attempted a WMF whose weights are shown in a 2-D array as follows(values finally get normalized by division by 15:

[1 , 2 , 1
 2 , 3 , 2
 1 , 2 , 1]

My input image is an RGB image size (128,128,3). The pixel values are integers in the range of 0-255.

Isolation of each of my three channels is done as:

X_R=X_dummy[:,:,0]
X_G=X_dummy[:,:,1]
X_B=X_dummy[:,:,2]
R_padded=np.pad(X_R,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
G_padded=np.pad(X_B,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
B_padded=np.pad(X_G,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')

Where mask_start=2

Convolution for a single channel is shown as:

for x in range(mask_cent,row_pad-mask_start):#The upper limit thing is not included. So Highest value is row_pad-mask_start-1
    for y in range(mask_cent,col_pad-mask_start):#These loops seem to be fine
      patch_selected_R = R_padded[x - mask_start-1: x + mask_start, y - mask_start-1: y + mask_start]
      a1_R= W*patch_selected_R
      med=np.median(a1_R)
      med=med*15
      b[x,y,0]=med

My images, which are shown below look like a colour correction rather than a denoising:

the original image

The resulting image

I am unsure of what is going wrong right now.

Edit: Something went wrong, this is my imgur link https://i.sstatic.net/9mw5j.jpg

Edit 2: new code, its resulting output is available through the same link:

a1_R=patch_selected_R
      for i in range(1,2):
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[0,1])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,0])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,2])
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[2,2])
      for i in range(1,3):
        a1_R=np.append(a1_R,patch_selected_R[1,1])
      b[x,y,0]=np.median(a1_R)
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My 3x3 Weighted Median Filter doesn't seem to be improving my image quality

In order to reduce noise in my training dataset,I attempted a WMF whose weights are shown in a 2-D array as follows(values finally get normalized by division by 15:

[1 , 2 , 1
 2 , 3 , 2
 1 , 2 , 1]

My input image is an RGB image size (128,128,3). The pixel values are integers in the range of 0-255.

Isolation of each of my three channels is done as:

X_R=X_dummy[:,:,0]
X_G=X_dummy[:,:,1]
X_B=X_dummy[:,:,2]
R_padded=np.pad(X_R,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
G_padded=np.pad(X_B,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')
B_padded=np.pad(X_G,[mask_start,mask_start],'symmetric')

Where mask_start=2

Convolution for a single channel is shown as:

for x in range(mask_cent,row_pad-mask_start):#The upper limit thing is not included. So Highest value is row_pad-mask_start-1
    for y in range(mask_cent,col_pad-mask_start):#These loops seem to be fine
      patch_selected_R = R_padded[x - mask_start-1: x + mask_start, y - mask_start-1: y + mask_start]
      a1_R= W*patch_selected_R
      med=np.median(a1_R)
      med=med*15
      b[x,y,0]=med

My images, which are shown below look like a colour correction rather than a denoising:

the original image

The resulting image

I am unsure of what is going wrong right now.

Edit: Something went wrong, this is my imgur link https://i.sstatic.net/9mw5j.jpg