However, i would read a book or take a course in algorithms as well. Image flicker, undesirable fluctuations in image intensity not originating from the original scene, is a common artifact in old film sequences. In an interdisciplinary introduction to image processing mit press 2012, steven tanimoto explores the intersection of computer science with image processing, graphics, fine arts, and perceptual psychology. This chapter models the effects of flicker as local phenomena. Steve tanimoto university of washington seattle, seattle.
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The book includes a complete rewrite of image data compression, a new chapter on image analysis, and a new section on image morphology. Meant for students and practicing engineers, this book provides a clear, comprehensive and uptodate introduction to digital image processing in a pragmatic style. An interdisciplinary introduction to image processing the mit press. This book results from a workshop on multiresolution image processing and analysis, held in leesburg, va on july 1921, 1982. Tanimoto an interdisciplinary introduction to image. The transformations make use of radix2 k signalflow graphs and inplace processing. The primary textbook in its space for larger than twenty years, it continues its slicingedge give consideration to trendy developments in all mainstream areas of image processinge. Binary images color images color images, 8bit color images, 24bit color quantization convolution distance metrics dithering edge detectors frequency domain grayscale images image editing software idempotence isotropic operators kernels logical operators. This new book is suitable for audiences in interdisciplinary areas with applications of image processing. The spatial domain processes discussed in this chapter are denoted by the. Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read image processing, analysis, and machine vision.