The phrase "a contaminated image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing visual media, photography, or digital content that has been altered or affected by unwanted elements.
Example: "The artist decided to use a contaminated image in her work to challenge perceptions of beauty and authenticity."
Alternatives: "a tainted image" or "a flawed image".
The discrepancy principle requires that an estimate of the norm of the noise in the contaminated image be available.
Across 11 dates of widely varying quality, BULC tracked the fires, ignored contaminated image information, and mapped fire borders consistently throughout the summer, autumn, and subsequent winter and spring.
A few studies have been conducted to interpolate those contaminated images by rains or clouds.
She attributed the positive test to a contaminated nutritional supplement.
However, a clear vertex becomes contaminated again if it has a contaminated neighbor.
Li [10] demonstrated that the SPN extracted from a single image can be contaminated by image scene details and proposed some models to attenuate the strong signal component of noise residue.
Figure 10a,b,c,d shows a breast cyst image with imaging artifacts, a skin lesion image contaminated by texture tissue, a MR heart image with clutter noise and a cell image with multiple objects.
However, the SPN extracted from a single image can be contaminated largely by image content details from scene because, for example, an image edge can be much stronger than SPN and hard to be separated.
"We must ensure that any isolated case doesn't end up contaminating the image of our cinema and put all producers under suspicion, which would be really unfair," he said just before his resignation in July.
Because of the issues of artifacts contaminating the image when using collimated illumination, for the purposes of this paper we attempted to utilize an illumination source that roughly matched the 5 degree divergence simulated in Figure 13.
