Patent Application: US-76456791-A

Abstract:
a technique is provided to remove noise from images and to enhance their visual appearance through the utilization of a technique which converts an image into a set of coefficients in a multi - scale image decomposition process , followed by modification of each coefficient based on its value and the value of coefficients of related orientation , position , or scale , which is in turn followed by a reconstruction or synthesis process to generate the enhanced image . also contributing to the improved enhancement is a set of orientation tuned filters of a specialized design to permit steering , with the analysis and synthesis filters also having a self - inverting characteristic . additionally , steerable pyramid architecture is used for image enhancement for the first time , with the steering being provided by the above orientation tuned filters . the utilization of related coefficients permits coefficient modification with multipliers derived through a statistical or neural - network analysis of coefficients derived through the utilization of clean and degraded images , with the modifiers corresponding to vectors which result in translating the degraded image coefficients into clean image coefficients , in essence by cancelling those portions of a coefficient due to noise . further improvements include an overlay of classical coring on single coefficients . thus , the subject technique provides improved image enhancement through the use of a multi - band or scale - oriented analysis and synthesis transform having improved coefficient modification , good orientation tuning , improved bandpass characteristics , and good spatial localization .

Description:
in one of its major aspects , the subject invention involves the derivation of a modifier which when applied to a coefficient of a multi - scale decomposition of an image results in enhanced noise rejection and thus an enhanced reconstructed image . in the subject system and referring now to fig1 a , the clean image and the degraded image , here shown by reference characters 10 and 12 , are subjected to multi - scale image decomposition , respectively 14 and 16 , so as to be able to derive coefficients 18 and 20 which are the result of convolving the image with a filtering system in which the filtering system provides filtering both with respect to orientation and with respect to scale . in the subject system , scale refers to the dominant spatial frequency of the filter by which the original image is convolved . direction , d , refers to the convolution of the original image with directional filters of orientation d x , such that the original images can be filtered selectively with respect to scale , with respect to direction , or both . it is the purpose of the multi - scale , multi - directional image decomposition to provide information as to parameters or qualities of the original image which are not derivable by mere analysis of a coefficient of the original image . as illustrated in fig1 b , a prior art method of derivation of a modifier function included only an indication of the value of a coefficient at a position x , y corresponding to the x , y position of a point in the original image . while enhancement can be achieved through the utilization of only the value of a coefficient , as illustrated at 22 , this does not take into account the coefficients at points surrounding it . referring now to fig1 c , the modifiers discussed above can be improved as illustrated at 24 by providing that the modifier be a function not only of the coefficient at a position x , y but also that the modifier be a function of related coefficients which provide new dimensions or parameters for the specification of a modifier . thus as illustrated , related coefficients can be of a number of different types . for instance , values of neighboring coefficients at positions x &# 39 ;, y &# 39 ; are useful in determining if the local patch or image has lines or edges such that the probability of a point on a coefficient can be designated as being a true image point as opposed to noise . further , the value of a coefficient at position x , y for different scales often offers information as to whether or not the image at that position is a true image or corresponds to noise . a third type of related coefficient is one in which the value of the coefficient at position x , y is taken for different orientations . this also specifies a localized condition which is useful in deciding what type of modifier or modifier function should be applied . referring back to fig1 a , assuming that the multi - scale decomposition includes derivation of not only coefficients but related coefficients , then the block illustrated at 26 is exceptionally effective when the difference between degraded coefficients and clean coefficients is analyzed , where the analysis may either be a statistical analysis , a neural - network analysis , or a heuristic analysis . that result is a maximally efficient modifier for differentiating between noise and image which is specified in the subject case not solely on the value of a coefficient at a position x , y but also on related coefficients as defined above . the enhancement achievable through such a statistical analysis or training phase of the subject system is realized , as can be seen with reference to fig1 d , through the processing of an image 30 via scanning of it as illustrated at 32 into a multi - scale image decomposition unit 34 , the coefficients of which are multiplied by a function or a value in a look - up table 36 , with the function or look - up table value derived from the analysis of fig1 a as described at block 28 thereof . the result of modifying coefficients with an improved function or look - up table value results in a set of improved coefficients over that which has previously been obtainable . this set of improved coefficients is utilized in an image synthesis or reconstruction system which , as illustrated in block 38 , is one involving an inverted multi - scale image decomposition such that an enhanced image is produced . while there are many methods of obtaining multi - dimensionally derived modifiers , referring to fig1 e and assuming that an image 40 is scanned at 42 into a multi - scale decomposition and orientation tuned filtering unit 44 comprising differently scaled analysis filters , and assuming that each of the outputs of these filters is modified through multiplication at units generally indicated by reference character 46 ; and further assuming that the outputs of modifiers 46 are recombined through synthesis filters 48 , then an enhanced image can be produced without artifacts or unnatural representations of the original image . as illustrated in block 50 , coefficient modification is based on image properties in which the coefficient value at a given x , y position is utilized along with the aforementioned related coefficients . in a preferred embodiment , the related coefficients have to do with anisotropy and the local coefficient energy within the filtered image being processed . in a preferred embodiment , coefficient is in modification terms of thresholds t a , and t i which are derived through the aforementioned statistical analysis here illustrated at block 52 . this involves an analysis of the coefficients derived from multi - scale image decomposition and orientation - tuned filtering described in block 54 which mimics that of the multi - scale decomposition and orientation tuned filtering of block 44 . as before , a clear image 56 and degraded image 58 are used in the derivation of the thresholds t a and t i . it will be appreciated that the outputs of each set of filters , each having a different scale , can be processed to provide localized anisotropy and energy strength . the anisotropy and the energy strength for a coefficient at a given point are compared respectively to thresholds t a and t i , derived through statistical analysis , and a multiplication factor or modification factor is determined by which the output of the filter is multiplied for purposes of correction . it is the purpose of the multiplier to enhance coefficients corresponding valid image information , while deemphasizing or deenhancing coefficients corresponding to noise . how this is accomplished in one embodiment is illustrated in fig1 f in which the scanned image is applied to the inputs of a series of orientation tuned filters , having orientations d 1 , d 2 , d 3 and d 4 . each bank of four orientation tuned filters has a scale characteristic , with the smallest scale being designated by s 1 and the largest scale being designated by s 3 . what this provides is a processing or convolution of the original image with an orientation tuned filter set which also has a scale or spatial frequency band characteristic . thus , the original image can be analyzed both with respect to spatial frequency bands and with respect to orientation . it is possible from the outputs of each of the filters to provide a matrix of values , one each for each point of a coefficient in which the matrix as illustrated , includes an anisotropy term for each of the scales which is applicable for all of the directions ; and an intensity or energy term , one for each of the scales and one each for each of the directions of the filters within a scale . having derived these values for each pixel at a position x , y , coefficient modification as accomplished at 50 can be provided by the following : assuming a sx is greater than t asx then the modifier for anisotropy , m a is equal to 1 ; if not then m a is equal to 0 . likewise , i sx being greater than t isxd results in a modifier , m i equal to 1 ; otherwise not . having derived quantities m a and m i , then if m a equals 1 or m i equals 1 , then 1 is to multiply the output of s xd by one ; otherwise by 0 . this simplified 1 , 0 multiplier system in effect distinguishes whether a coefficient at x , y is representative of either a true image signal or noise . if it is determined to be representative of a true image signal , the coefficient at this point is multiplied by &# 34 ; 1 &# 34 ; and if it is determined to be a noise signal , the coefficient is multiplied by zero , thereby eliminating it from the enhanced image . the outputs of each of the modifiers 46 is provided to the input of corresponding synthesis filters 48 which are duplicates of the orientation tuned filters utilized as analysis filters 44 . the outputs of synthesis filters 48 are summed respectively at summing junctions 60 , 62 , and 64 for reconstruction in the three bands corresponding to s 1 , s 2 and s 3 . the outputs of summing junctions 60 , 62 , and 64 are in turn summed at a further summing junction 66 to provide the aforementioned enhanced image . for optional increased enhancement as illustrated by switch 68 , lowpass filters 70 and 72 may be utilized to provide unmodified lowpass components . further , a highpass filter 74 may be utilized with conventional coring 76 to provide for the enhancement commonly associated with the unidimensional coring of the prior art . the result of the enhancement can be seen in fig2 a and 2b in which the unenhanced image of fig2 a contains a significant amount of noise and blurring whereas with respect to the image of fig2 b all lines and edges are enhanced in a pleasing unpainterly manner . it can be seen that the hairs at the base of the individuals head are indeed enhanced in the enhanced image representation and are not cancelled out as would be the case in some prior art techniques . referring now to fig1 g - 1j , what is represented here are a series of digitally - implemented orientation tuned filters in the four directions illustrated . these filters are digital filters and the representation shown here are the coefficients of an image processed by these filters in which the image is originally an isotropic zone plate . in short , these figures show the directional transfer function of the filter . referring to fig1 k - 1n , these are the results , e . g . coefficients , of the convolving of the aforementioned isotropic zone plate image by the orientation - tuned filters of fig1 g - 1j for the smallest of the scales , s 1 , which corresponds to the highest passband frequency illustrated in fig1 w . the coefficients of fig1 o - 1r are for scale s 2 and the coefficients of fig1 s - 1v are coefficients for scale s 3 . this system thus provides information for both the setting of the modifiers and for the processing of the convolved original image in at least three passbands for increased enhancement purposes . referring now to fig3 in terms of the analysis phase for deriving related coefficients , in this example the related coefficients are in terms of thresholds relating to anisotropy and coefficient strength . the analysis is based on the aforementioned technique of utilizing a noisy image and a clean image and deriving factors which will convert a noisy image to a clean image through the multiplication of the value of a coefficient at a given location with an appropriate number , with the coefficient being derived as the convolution of an image with a digital filtering system which convolutes the image both in terms of directionality and scale . what is described in connection with fig3 a is a system utilizing a pyramid - type image decompostion technique in which a noisy image 80 is convolved by directional filters 82 , 84 , 86 , and 88 to produce coefficients 90 , 92 , 94 , and 96 respectively . it will be appreciated that in this convolution process , the resulting coefficients are of a first scale s 1 which in general corresponds to the highest frequency band for the analysis . how orientation - tuned filters 82 , 84 , 86 , and 88 are made is described in mit media laboratory , vision and modeling report # 161 revised july , 1991 . note the characteristics of these filters are described in the earlier - mentioned paper by william t . freeman and edward h . adelson entitled steerable filters for early vision , image analysis , and wavelet decomposition . ieee 3rd intl . conf . computer vision , osaka , japan , december , 1990 . in this paper , four bandpass filters are described which are utilized at each level of a pyramid to form a steerable basis set . the pyramid filters are oriented at 0 degrees , 45 degrees , 90 degrees , and 135 degrees . however , the coefficients for any filter orientation can be found from a linear combination of the four filter outputs . as also described in this paper when the filters are applied again at each scale or level , the pyramid collapses back to a filtered version of the original image with near - perfect agreement . thus , the steerable pyramid image transform provided by these filters allows control over orientation analysis over all scales . as also described in this paper , the pyramid is a complete representation in that it allows for reconstruction of the original image . it is also self - inverting , meaning that the filters used to build the pyramid are the same filters used for reconstruction . note , that the term &# 34 ; steerable filter &# 34 ; is used to describe a class of filters in which a filter of arbitrary orientation is synthesized as a linear combination of a set of &# 34 ; basis &# 34 ; filters , rather than providing as many versions of the same filter each different from the other by some small rotational angle , a more efficient approach to steerability is to apply a few filters corresponding to a few angles and interpolating between the responses . one then needs to know how many filters are required and how to properly interpolate between the responses . with the correct filter set and the correct interpolation rate , it is possible to determine the response of a filter of arbitrary orientation without explicitly applying that filter . this technique is utilized in the subject case for image enhancement purposes in combination with the pyramid structure shown in fig3 a , utilized to provide coefficients convolved not only with respect to directionality but also with respect to scale . in order to generate the convolution at a scale other than scale s 1 , a lowpass filter 100 is utilized between the noisy image and a subsampling unit 102 which chooses or samples every other pixel , the output of which is applied to a similar set of orientation - tuned filters 104 , 106 , 108 , and 110 . the outputs of these filters are the coefficients at scale s 2 as illustrated at 112 , 114 , 116 , and 118 . it will be appreciated that the size of the output image is one half that of the unsubsampled image . this provides processing at a mid - spatial frequency band , with the lowest spatial frequency band processing being provided by a further lowpass filter 120 coupled to the output of subsampling unit 102 , with its output coupled to a further subsampling unit 122 . again the output of the subsampling unit is applied to orientation - tuned filters 124 , 126 , 128 , and 130 , the outputs of which are coefficients 132 , 134 , 136 , and 138 at scale s 3 . having derived sets of coefficients at each of three scales , the results are applied to a statistical analysis block 140 , the object of which is to ascertain how to set thresholds t a and t i for the particular image involved . referring to fig3 b , it will be appreciated that the statistical analysis can begin through a matrix of the twelve coefficients produced by the aforementioned digital filtering and pyramid processing . however , it is not necessary to do a comparison between clean and noisy images for each one of the twelve coefficients thus derived . rather it is sufficient to provide cumulative histograms for each scale for the coefficients of fig3 b . the result as seen in fig3 c is a set of histograms corresponding to the noisy image for the three different scales . these are generated by adding the coefficients for each scale together to provide the cumulative histogram . each of the histograms graphs anisotropy , a , as a function of strength , i , with the thresholds t a and t i for each scale being set by comparison with clean image cumulative histograms such as those illustrated in fig3 d for each of the scales . in order to calculate the anisotropy and strength thresholds for each of the different scales or pyramid levels , one first makes histogram plots of anisotropy , strength pairs , cumulative over the entire image and all orientations at a particular scale s . this is accomplished both for the clean image and the noisy image , with the plots shown in fig3 c and 3d , utilizing a logarithmic scale along the intensity axis and a linear scale for the anisotropy axis . comparing the histogram derived from the clean and noisy images , it is possible to identify two separate clusters of coefficients . this clustering can be done by visual inspection or through standard statistical clustering procedures . one cluster is relatively constant between the noisy and clean histograms and this is identified as desirable image information . the other cluster moves a great deal between the noisy and clean images , and this is identified as undesirable noise information . there is a noise cluster even in the &# 34 ; clean &# 34 ; image because of ever - present small amplitude noise . note , in the histograms of fig3 c and 3d , the intensity axis , being logarithmic results in linear offsets corresponding to multiplicative differences . after identifying the noise cluster of the histogram derived from the noise image , one sets anisotropy and intensity thresholds to substantially eliminate the noise cluster . note that in some cases , such as for histograms shown for the s 1 scale , it may not be possible to identify two distinct clusters in the intensity / anisotropy histogram . in this case , one chooses threshold levels which isolate the assumed noise cluster to the best extent possible , or by trial and error , to determine intensity / anisotropy thresholds which give a visually - desirable enhanced image . this process is shown in fig3 e in block 150 and 152 such that for each scale , t a and t i are derived . having derived the thresholds t a and t i , the processing phase , illustrated in fig4 a and 4b produces the enhanced image . referring to fig4 a , the image to be enhanced is scanned at 160 and the output is applied to orientation - tuned filters 162 , 164 , and 166 , with the filters being identical to filters 82 - 88 , 104 - 110 , and 124 - 130 of fig3 a . these banks of filters correspond to bandpass filters in the pyramid structure which , for the processing phase , are the same as the analysis phase . note the presence of lowpass filters 100 and 120 and subsampling units 102 and 122 previously described . in order to provide the multiplier for each of modifiers 170 - 192 , the output of an orientation - tuned filter , here shown at 194 , is applied to a squaring circuit 196 and thence to a blurring circuit 198 , the output of which is compared with threshold t i to provide a number between 0 and 1 for this orientation - tuned filter , in this case , the filter whose characteristics are d 1 and s 1 . the comparison and number generation takes place at unit 200 . the output of filter 194 is also applied to a unit 202 which calculates varience / mean , the output of which is applied to a comparator 204 which generates a number between 1 and 0 corresponding to anisotropy after having been compared with threshold t a . the multiplier for modifier 206 coupled to filter 194 is &# 34 ; 1 &# 34 ;, should the output from comparator 204 or 200 be &# 34 ; 1 &# 34 ;, otherwise it is 0 . this function is shown by summing junction 208 as illustrated . it will be appreciated that modifiers for each of the orientation - tuned filters for each of the scales provided by the pyramiding structure is derived in this fashion such that when the coefficient from the filter is multiplied by this modifier , the result , as illustrated in fig4 b is applied to an identical set of orientation - tuned filters , here illustrated by reference characters 220 , 222 , and 224 . the outputs of orientation - tuned filters from set 220 are summed at a summing junction 226 with the outputs from set 222 summed at summing junction 228 and the outputs of set 224 summed at summing junction 230 . summing junction 230 is coupled via summing junction 232 to an upsample unit 234 coupled in turn to a lowpass filter 236 . the output of lowpass filter 236 , the lowest pass components , are summed at 238 with the midband frequency components which are again upsampled at 240 and provided through a lowpass filter 242 to a summing junction 244 , at which the highest pass components are summed . the result is an enhanced image with lines , edges , and other true image features , with a minimal amount of noise . it will be appreciated that for further enhancement , lowpass filters 246 and 248 may be coupled to subsampler 122 to provide the usual lowpass unprocessed video components , whereas a highpass filter 250 coupled to standard coring unit 252 provides for conventional highpass cored components to be added into the enhanced image at summing junction 244 . the subject enhancement method may also be used to achieve &# 34 ; super - resolution ,&# 34 ; whereby an image of size n1 × m1 pixels may be transformed into an image of n2 × m2 pixels , where n2 n1 and m2 m1 . for example it might be used to increase the apparent resolution of a standard video image to that of a high definition television image . for example , given a 512 × 512 pixel image , and wishing to increase its resolution to 1024 × 1024 , in one method , one may proceed as follows . first , one interpolates the original 512 × 512 image , using a standard method such as bicubic interpolation . because this image originated from a lower resolution image , it will lack the highest spatial frequencies and it will appear somewhat blurred . one can treat this blur as a form of image degradation , and can subject the image to a &# 34 ; deblurring &# 34 ; process as has been described above . one can also optimize the deblurring process by the following statistical method : with a 1024 image , one filters and subsamples to obtain a 512 image . one then interpolates back to a 1024 image . one then performs transforms on both the original 1024 and the interpolated 1024 image . the difference between the coefficients in the transforms provides the statistical information needed to optimize the deblurring modifiers . in another super - resolution technique , one predicts the transform coefficients of the desired 1024 image directly from the transform coefficients of the given 512 image . the 1024 transform differs from the 512 transform in having an extra level of resolution . for those levels that are shared , the 1024 transform coefficients may be left equal to the 1024 coefficients . the problem then is to fill in the unknown coefficients in the highest - frequency band . it is possible to make a best estimate of each such coefficient , based on the known coefficients in the other bands that are of related position , orientation , or scale . again , the best estimator can consist of a look - up table that is determined through a statistical analysis of the way 1024 pixel images map to 512 pixel images under filtering and subsampling . as to the design of the specialized analysis and synthesis filters , a polar separable design strategy is used for the filter kernels of the transform . the radial frequency ( scale ) portion of the design is now described . pyramid algorithms are based on recursive filtering and subsampling operations . typically , the input signal is partitioned into low and highpass portions , the lowpass portion is subsampled , and the subdivision is repeated recursively . in the present case , the signal is subdivided into a lowpass and a bandpass portion . the bandpass portion forms an annulus over which one &# 34 ; steers &# 34 ; in orientation . the lowpass portion forms the input for the next stage of recursion . to achieve this decomposition , one implements a novel bandpass pyramid architecture , in which the overall response of the system is lowpass . first , the input signal is convolved with bandpass kernel , b ( ω ), and lowpass kernel l 1 ( ω ). to ensure that there is no aliasing in the bandpass portion , it is not subsampled . the lowpass portion is subsampled by a factor of two , and then convolved with another lowpass kernel , l 0 ( ω ). using standard signal processing results , and assuming that the subsampling of the lowpass branch introduces no aliasing , one writes the response of the system as : since b ( ω ) is bandpass , and the l 1 ( ω ) are lowpass , s ( ω ) will have a lowpass characteristic . therefore , a highpass residual image must be retained in order to reconstruct the original image . alternatively , the original image can be upsampled before applying the steerable pyramid , the downsampled afterwards . in order to cascade the system recursively , one must be able to replace a portion of the system with the entire system . one therefore requires that s ( ω )=[ l 0 ( ω )] 2 . this allows the filter representation to be recursively cascaded . the resulting constraint on the bandpass filter b ( ω ) is the other constraint on the filter design is that the subsampling operation should not introduce aliasing in the lowpass branch . it would seem that this constrains the lowpass filter l 1 ( ω ) to have strictly zero response above w = π / 2 . in practice , the restriction is less severe . the lowpass filter l 0 ( ω ) that follows the subsampling operation removes most aliased components , which are high frequency in the subsampled domain . therefore , a seven - tap binomial lowpass filter is used that is fairly gentle in the frequency domain : l 1 [ n ]= 1 / 64 . [ 1 , 6 , 15 , 20 , 15 , 6 , 1 ] one also has freedom to choose the l 0 ( ω ) filter , or equivalently , the system response s ( ω ). since it represents the lowpass response of the overall system , one requires that it be unity from 0 to π / 2 radians , and zero at w = π . using the parks - mcclellan algorithm , a 13 - tap filter which best meets these criteria can be found . having specified the two lowpass filters , the bandpass filter is constrained by the recursion relation given in the above equation . a symmetric 15 - tap bandpass filter is provided that minimizes the maximum error amplitude . a simplex algorithm is used to search the eight - dimensional space of free parameters . the result is the bandpass filter response with the maximum power deviation from the desired frequency response , roughly 3 . 5 percent . as to the angular frequency component design , one chooses an angular kernel h ( θ )= cos 3 ( θ ). this can be expressed in terms of sinusoidal harmonics through use of standard trigonometric identities . then the number of angular basis functions required for shiftability and the interpolation functions are determined by published equations describing steering . solving for this case gives the interpolation functions . note with a linear combination of the four orientations , one can synthesize an arbitrary angular translation of the cos 3 ( θ ) basis functions . as to two - dimensional filter design , using the known frequency transformation method , one converts the one - dimensional radial filters designed above into two - dimensional filters . these two - dimensional filters satisfy the constraint on the bandpass filter that was used in the one - dimensional design . the angular filter design is combined with the two - dimensional bandpass filter . the angular variation is sufficiently slow to use the &# 34 ; frequency sampling &# 34 ; method for filter design . one computes the fourier transform of the bandpass kernel , multiplied by the four desired angular responses , cos 3 ( θ - θ n ), and computes on inverse fourier transform to obtain the basis filter impulse responses . one can see that the steerable pyramid transform is self - inverting . when applying the oriented filters in two dimensions , the convolution results are not spatially subsampled . these subbands will therefore be spatially shiftable . the lowpass radial filters were designed to prevent aliasing , and so the lowpass signal will also be spatially shiftable . in the frequency domain , both the angular and radial component designs ensure that the sum of squares of the basis functions will be constant with respect to orientation and over the relevant range of scales ( i . e ., over the passband of l 0 ( ω )). therefore , the pyramid will be self - invertible . thus , as will be appreciated , for a steerable transform the invention is to take all the filter responses for all orientations and scales , square them , and add them , with the result to be unity in all positions in the fourier plane , excluding the regions accounted for by the highpass and lowpass residuals . one embodiment of the specialized orientation tuned filters is presented by way of example herebelow : __________________________________________________________________________filter specifications : numbers represent filter tap values . different lines of the convolutionkernel are delineated by an extra space between lines of numbers . bandpass filters ( 15 × 15 size convolution kernel ): orientation 0 ( vertical ) __________________________________________________________________________ - 1 . 6665384e - 4 - 5 . 0577027e - 4 - 8 . 647268e - 4 - 0 . 0012025941 - 0 . 0014195308 - 0 . 0013378551 - 8 . 4702595e - 4 0 . 0 8 . 4702595e - 4 0 . 0013378551 0 . 00141953080 . 0012025941 8 . 647268e - 4 5 . 0577027e - 4 1 . 6665384e - 4 - 1 . 3814024e - 4 - 4 . 533271e - 4 - 8 . 5638167e - 4 - 0 . 0013987926 - 0 . 0018775791 - 0 . 0019168257 - 0 . 0011901611 0 . 0 0 . 0011901611 0 . 0019168257 0 . 00187757910 . 0013987926 8 . 5638167e - 4 4 . 533271e - 4 1 . 3814024e - 4 - 5 . 8038942e - 5 - 2 . 8542563e - 4 - 9 . 3607133e - 4 - 0 . 0019276462 - 0 . 0027707168 - 0 . 0028939378 - 0 . 0020386078 0 . 0 0 . 0020386078 0 . 0028939378 0 . 00277071680 . 0019276462 9 . 3607133e - 4 2 . 8542563e - 4 5 . 8038942e - 51 . 3814561e - 4 - 1 . 06828455e - 4 - 0 . 0010942376 - 0 . 0023037964 - 0 . 0036897128 - 0 . 0052895956 - 0 . 0043884967 0 . 0 0 . 0043884967 0 . 0052895956 0 . 00368971280 . 0023037964 0 . 0010942376 1 . 06828455e - 4 - 1 . 3814561e - 42 . 789543e - 4 2 . 4048246e - 5 - 7 . 632023e - 4 - 0 . 0023095745 - 0 . 0054954467 - 0 . 008710007 - 0 . 008527457 0 . 0 0 . 008527457 0 . 008710007 0 . 0054954467 0 . 00230957457 . 632023e - 4 - 2 . 4048246e - 5 - 2 . 789543e - 43 . 5529574e - 5 4 . 3139525e - 4 4 . 578225e - 4 - 0 . 002957185 - 1 . 3919214e - 4 - 0 . 013461593 - 0 . 034258235 0 . 0 0 . 034258235 0 . 013461593 1 . 3919214e - 4 0 . 002957185 - 4 . 578225e - 4 - 4 . 3139525e - 4 - 3 . 5529574e - 5 - 0 . 0016883219 0 . 0025546663 1 . 4859415e - 4 - 0 . 0016192239 0 . 017838402 - 0 . 02448788 - 0 . 08756359 0 . 0 0 . 08756359 0 . 02448788 - 0 . 017838402 0 . 0016192239 - 1 . 4859415e - 4 - 0 . 0025546663 0 . 0016883219 - 0 . 004443808 0 . 0056791715 - 0 . 0024476235 0 . 00208627 0 . 026913576 - 0 . 028841132 - 0 . 12148209 0 . 0 0 . 12148209 0 . 028841132 - 0 . 026913576 - 0 . 002086270 . 0024476235 - 0 . 0056791715 0 . 004443808 - 0 . 0016883219 0 . 0025546663 1 . 4859415e - 4 - 0 . 0016192239 0 . 017838402 - 0 . 02448788 - 0 . 08756359 0 . 0 0 . 08756359 0 . 02448788 - 0 . 017838402 0 . 0016192239 - 1 . 4859415e - 4 - 0 . 0025546663 0 . 00168832193 . 5529574e - 5 4 . 3139525e - 4 4 . 578225e - 4 - 0 . 002957185 - 1 . 3919214e - 4 - 0 . 013461593 - 0 . 034258235 0 . 0 0 . 034258235 0 . 013461593 1 . 3919214e - 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