Innovative design of wood texture images for indoor furniture based on variable space

Abstract

In the design of furniture wood texture images, image restoration is a key issue. This study proposes a Bregmanized operator splitting optimization algorithm based on variable space. This study combines variable spatial morphology to process texture images and effectively extract image features using different operators, thereby achieving image restoration. The results of comparing the proposed algorithm with other image processing algorithms showed that the research algorithm achieved a peak signal-to-noise ratio of 29.86 and a structural similarity index of 0.87 in image denoising, respectively, and had a good denoising effect. In terms of image deblurring, the research algorithm had the lowest root mean square error values on the France and Boat datasets, with values of 8.98 and 8.82, respectively, indicating that the image processed by the algorithm had a high similarity with the real image. In terms of image resolution reconstruction, the peak signal-to-noise ratio and root mean square error values of the research algorithm reached 29.74 and 12.67, respectively, indicating that the reconstructed image had the best fit with the original image and the smallest error. In summary, the proposed algorithm has shown good performance in image processing and can be effectively applied in fields such as image denoising, deblurring, and resolution reconstruction. It provides effective methods and technical support for innovative design of wood texture images in indoor furniture.

Keywords

• Variable space
• Innovative design
• Regularization
• Similarity index
• Root mean square error