ABSTRACT
In this paper, anomalous sub- and super-diffusion arising in image processing is considered and is modelled by a diffusion equation with fractional time derivative. It might serve as a building block for the construction of various filters. The resulting partial differential equation is discretized in space with centred differences and in time with the explicit or implicit Euler method, respectively. A numerical investigation is performed to illustrate new and interesting results. Additionally, the time derivative of the partial differential equation describing dilation and erosion is replaced by a fractional time derivative and then solved numerically. Interesting new questions arise from the presented numerical results. A short summary and outlook conclude this article.
Acknowledgments
The authors would like to thank the guest editors and the two anonymous referees for their valuable and detailed comments that led to a major improvement of the original manuscript.
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ORCID
Andreas Kleefeld http://orcid.org/0000-0001-8324-821X