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Network Flows and Non-Linear Discrete Total Variation Evolutions

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We consider Discrete Total Variation Flows. Using a combinatorial point of view, we show that these differential inclusions can be exactly computed and we give some properties of the trajectories. An application to contrast-preserving image denoising is presented.

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