Abstract In Part I of this paper, we proposed a well-posed generalized model for signal enhancement and restoration based on shock filters. A theoretical study of the Cauchy problem in the framework of generalized functions algebra was developed in detail. In Part II, we investigate the numerical aspects of the model. We derive an efficient, explicit numerical scheme in both one and two dimensions, and investigate the schemes' stability and convergence. Through experimental tests, we demonstrate the effectiveness of the numerical schemes when restoring and enhancing signals in various situations with a limited number of iterations. Moreover, we show the impact of the coefficients introduced in the model on the procedure's processing time
