Fillings and restorations were judged to be sufficient if there was a smooth transition between restoration and tooth.
We want to highlight the smooth transition of restoration error in the boundary area due to the regeneration of borders.
Mumford and Shah: In 1989, Mumford and Shah [6] have proposed piecewise smooth (for image restoration) and piecewise constant (for image segmentation) models by minimizing the energy functional.
Furthermore, vascular calcification seen in atherosclerotic lesions is a common consequence of aging (21), while adiponectin antagonizes the stimulatory effect of TNF-α on vascular smooth muscle calcification by restoration of the AMPK-dependent Gas6-mediated survival pathway (22).
Anisotropic diffusion has widely been used as an adaptive edge-preserving smoothing technique for edge detection [9], image restoration [10], image smoothing [11], image segmentation [12], and texture segmentation [13].
When the region of scratch or blotch is too large, this method can not get enough prior knowledge from the neighborhood of signal, which makes the result of restoration over-smooth.
Eager to smooth the path for a restoration of ties that would lead to the return of Turkish and Israeli ambassadors to their posts, Mr. Kerry said that he had been assured by Mr. Davutoglu that the Turkish government would avoid any boastful displays of "triumphalism" in having succeeded in getting the Israelis to make concessions — which included an apology from Mr. Netanyahu.
In contrast, when treated with a TEC, the defects were filled with repair tissue exhibiting good integration to the adjacent cartilage and restoration of a smooth surface, regardless of age at the time of implantation (Fig. 4a).
During hydration, the polymer and ion mobility that occurs allows restoration of the smooth, low-energy confirmation.
The proposed method preserves the significant transition first and then performs smoothing and data sample based restoration.
