4802-2-1: Point Processing

Weblinks gathered by Ian Atkinson

Summary

This lecture focused on the topic of point processing.

Point Processing

The simplest image processing algorithms use only a single pixel for each calculation. This type of algorithm is called a point processing (since it only uses one point or pixel). The following links provide information on various point processing issues and algorithms.

· http://www.joelj.co.uk/joel/XMRI/Chapter%203.htm provides an overview of a few point process algorithms (and a few area processes as well) [3]

· http://www.normicro.com/glossary.htm#sectP what is point processing (definition) [1]

· http://ruth.cs.byu.edu/morse/550-F95/node16.html introduction to point processing and some intensity algorithms [2]

· http://www.ee.cooper.edu/courses/student_work/EE458/jania_frank_97/4.2.html more algorithm overviews, link to PDF file with example images for image averaging [3]

· http://bwyoon.multimania.com/stretch.html a look at histogram stretch and some code to do it (code is a plug-in for IntelligentView) [3]

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