In this benchmark we compare some algorithms to denoise the image. We compare the following algorithms: BM3D, KSVD, FOE, WNNM, NCSR, EPLL. We used the RENOIR dataset from Josue Anaya and Adrain Barbu and we measure the algorithm quality with the following metrics: MSE, PSNR, SSIM. Measurements is made on 20 images 512x512 and the results are not realistic. It's necessary to make a correction.

NOTE: The source code was taken from the original articles and adapted to our benchmark.

Contributors:

• Luka Bašek - https://github.com/lbasek
• Ivan Gradečak - https://github.com/igradeca

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