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|a Jähne, Bernd
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|a Digital Image Processing
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Concepts, Algorithms, and Scientific Applications
|c by Bernd Jähne
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|a 3rd ed. 1995
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|a Berlin, Heidelberg
|b Springer Berlin Heidelberg
|c 1995, 1995
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|a XIII, 383 p
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|a 1 Introduction -- 2 Image Formation and Digitization -- 3 Space and Wave Number Domain -- 4 Pixels -- 5 Neighborhoods -- 6 Mean and Edges -- 7 Local Orientation -- 8 Scales -- 9 Texture -- 10 Segmentation -- 11 Shape -- 12 Classification -- 13 Reconstruction from Projections -- 14 Motion -- 15 Displacement Vectors -- 16 Displacement Vector Fields -- 17 Space-Time Images -- A Mathematical Preliminaries -- A.1 Matrix Algebra -- A.1.1 Definitions -- A.1.2 The Overdetermined Discrete Inverse Problem -- A.1.3 Suggested Further Readings -- A.2 Fourier Transformation -- A.2.1 Definition -- A.2.2 Properties of the Fourier Transform -- A.2.3 Important Fourier Transform Pairs -- A.2.4 Suggested Further Readings -- A.3 Discrete Fourier transform (DFT) -- A.3.1 Definition -- A.3.2 Important Properties -- A.3.3 Important Transform Pairs -- A.3.4 Suggested Further Readings -- B PC-Based Image Processing Systems -- B.1 Overview -- B.2 Video Input -- B.3 Frame Buffer -- B.4 Video Output -- B.5 Dedicated Image Processing Hardware -- B.5.1 Parallel Processing in the Video Pipeline -- B.5.2 Processing Windows: Area-of-Interest -- B.5.3 Arithmetic Pipeline Processors -- B.5.4 Filter processors -- B.5.5 Histogram and Feature Extractors -- B.6 Programmable Systems -- B.6.1 Frame Grabbers with Programmable Processors -- B.6.2 Frame Grabbers for Fast PC Bus Systems -- B.6.3 Portable Software Versus Dedicated Hardware
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|a Springer Book Archives -2004
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|a 10.1007/978-3-662-03174-2
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|a From the reviews of the first edition: "I recommend this book to anyone seriously engaged in image processing. It will clearly stretch the horizon of some readers and be a good reference for others. This is not just another image processing book; it is a book worth owning and a book worth reading several times ..." #J. Electronic Imaging# This practical guidebook uses the concepts and mathematics familiar to students of the natural sciences to provide them with a working knowledge of modern techniques of digital image processing. It takes readers from basic concepts to current research topics and demonstrates how digital image processing can be used for data gathering in research. Detailed examples of applications on PC-based systems and ready-to-use algorithms enhance the text, as do nearly 200 illustrations (16 in color). The book also includes the most exciting recent advances such as reconstruction of 3-D objects from projections and the analysis of stereo images and image sequences
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