A thoroughly updated edition of a bestselling guide to digital image processing, this book covers cutting-edge techniques for enhancing and interpreting digital images from different sources--scanners, radar systems, and digital cameras. A PIKS image processing library of executable files as well as digital versions of many of the pictures are provided via ftp to help apply the techniques discussed in the book.
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"...introduces the field of digital image processing...can be used as a text...and a as reference for scientists...developers...and practicing engineers..." (SciTech Book News, Vol. 25, No. 4, December 2001)
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Today, image processing has become a vital, cost-effective technology in a host of applications. This Second Edition covers these new developments in this dynamic field. Five sections explore the characterization of continuous images, image sampling and quantization techniques along with the mathematical representation of discrete images, two-dimensional signal processing techniques, image enhancement and restoration techniques and image analysis.
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Classic text book. Good content, but buggy.,
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It's a classic. Pratt put a lot of work and detail into it, and it does contains the basics. It also has typo's on some (bunches) of the formula's, transforms, etc. that are annoying if you know about them (hazardous if you don't). Due to the bugs, this would not be my first choice in a DIP book, but I don't know which one would, either. If you are forced into it, find an errata for this book and mark it up, then the book will serve you well.
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ideal image field, impulse response array, ramp edge model, monadic arithmetic, blur impulse response, neighbourhood array, blur matrix, output image field, primary color coordinate system, physical imaging system, continuous image field, color vision model, image restoration system, source tristimulus values, scale the source image, image reconstruction systems, stochastic texture fields, pixel data types, edge crispening, image restoration models, color image enhancement, impulse array, phase correlation method, filter image restoration, generalized dilation Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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ideal image field, impulse response array, ramp edge model, monadic arithmetic, blur impulse response, neighbourhood array, blur matrix, output image field, primary color coordinate system, physical imaging system, continuous image field, color vision model, image restoration system, source tristimulus values, scale the source image, image reconstruction systems, stochastic texture fields, pixel data types, edge crispening, image restoration models, color image enhancement, impulse array, phase correlation method, filter image restoration, generalized dilation Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Computer Graphics, Machine Intelligence, Academic Press, Optical Society of America, Picture Processing, Computer Vision, Information Theory, Laplacian of Gaussian, Los Angeles, Prentice Hall, Functional Specification, University of Southern California, Applied Optics, Englewood Cliffs, Information Technology, International Conference, Pacific Grove, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Pictures, Dover Publications, Fourier Optics, Picture Segmentation, San Diego, San Jose New!
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