"Starting with the basics-what is a digital image, a pixel, a hostogram-and illustrated with figures and examples, this book covers the fundamental concepts of digital image processing and advances through many of the standard and newer techniques for such operations as displaying, filtering, segmenting, and correcting images. Numerous color illustrations are used, particularly in the chapter on omage display, which covers both RGB methods and the newer perceptual color spaces. Image filtering, uses of the Fourier transform in image processing, segmentation, geometric registration, and statistical classification are covered with examples from scanned photographs, medical, astronomy, and remore sensing images." This book has 215 pages and is illustrated throughout. Overall, a VERY GOOD copy of this VERY SCARCE title.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

An Introduction to Digital Image Processing

Publisher

Prentice-Hall International Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey

Publication Date

1986

Language

English

ISBN 10

0134806743

ISBN 13

9780134806747

Binding

Illustrated Hardcover

Edition

First Printing

Condition

Very Good

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No Jacket

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