Comparison of formulations and solution methods for image restoration problems
The aim of the paper is to analyse and compare different formulations and their solution methods for image restoration (denoising) problems. Two of the three formulations considered are smooth enough to satisfy the assumptions for convergence of ordinary gradient-based optimization methods, such as the conjugate gradient method. For solving the third problem, two general methods of nonsmooth optimization are applied: a first-order proximal bundle method and a second-order bundle-Newton method. Moreover, a new generalization of active-set methods is proposed and analysed.
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