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  • [[image:boys and balls.png| center]] [[image:boys and balls -- union.png| center]]
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  • [[image:boys and balls -- constant.png| center]] [[image:constant map.png| center]]
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  • [[image:Sum Rule for differentials.png| center]] [[image:Constant Multiple Rule for differentials.png| center]]
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  • ...y is the science of spatial properties that are preserved under continuous transformations.'' To elaborate a bit: you can bend, stretch, and shrink but '''not''' tear <!--100-->[[image:topology-algebra-geometry 1.png|center]]
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  • <!--200-->[[Image:continuous vs discontinuous.png|center]] <!--200-->[[Image:continuous function.png|center]]
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  • ==Functions as transformations== [[image:solution of linear system.png| center]]
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  • [[image:circles.png|center]] <!--150-->[[image:circle homotopy type.png|center]]
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  • ...<!--\index{Topology}--> would be incomplete without considering continuous transformations of objects, also known as maps<!--\index{maps}-->. <!--250-->[[image:components and holes under maps.png|center]]
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  • [[image:Calculus Illustrated.png|right]] 16 The image: the range of values of a function
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  • *develop further methods for studying transformations of these structures. [[Image:graph examples.png|center]]
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  • ...and objects are large. So the question is, what changes to the image will produce "small" changes to the output of analysis, especially [[Measur <p>Let’s consider a very simple example. Suppose we have an image containing a 1x1 black square on white background. Suppose also that the re
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  • ...dding a single pixel shouldn't dramatically change the [[topology]] of the image. But it does! The example on the right shows that adding the red pixel merg [[Image:Adding_whole_pixel.JPG|center]]
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  • ...y different from "image recognition". The latter is essentially [[image-to-image search]]. ...a few examples: Numenta (below) and others that try object recognition for image search:
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  • <p>[[Pixcavator image search]] searches for images based on similarity, a potential application o ...nly used in information retrieval. Below, we just replace “document” with “image”.</p>
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  • This is an introduction into the mathematics of computer vision and digital image analysis: [[topology]] and [[geometry]]. (For a more advanced approach see [[image:Topology_graph.jpg|right|400px]]
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  • ==Example of image analysis== [[Image:CellsMATLABoriginal.jpg|300px]] [[Image:CellsMATLAB.jpg|330px]][[Image:CellsMATLABoriginal_2000_60.jpg|300px]]
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  • [[Image:Torus.JPG|thumb|right|300px|Betti Numbers: B<sub>0</sub> = 1 (parts), B<sub We will compute the spacial properties that are preserved under topological transformations, i.e. you can bend, stretch, or shrink but not tear or glue. We determine t
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  • ...ed like this is rather difficult. It is obvious that simply looking at the image, one may determine how circular the object is, but getting a computer to lo [[image:ExcelFail.jpg]]
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  • ...rnel of a linear operator. Find the image and the kernel for the following transformations of the plane: (a) rotation around the origin, (b) flip about the diagonal,
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  • [[image:no cellphones.png|right]] ...tems of linear equations, matrices and determinants, vector spaces, linear transformations, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and applications. PR: ACT Math 27 or MTH132
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  • [[image:no cellphones.png|right]] ...tems of linear equations, matrices and determinants, vector spaces, linear transformations, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, and applications. PR: ACT Math 27 or MTH132
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