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Image processing: course
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Description
This is an introduction into digital image processing and analysis.
Prerequisites
Calculus I, computer language preferred but not required.
Lectures
- Introduction to image processing and analysis:
- Digital images
- Raster representation of images: binary, gray scale, and color
- Vector representation of images
- Basics of image processing: noise, blur, contrast, sharpness etc
- Introduction to image analysis
- Image analysis with Pixcavator
- Image analysis with ImageJ
- Image processing and enhancement
- Fourier transform
- Graph representation of the topology of gray scale images
Notes
Software: Pixcavator Student Edition (free)