BASICS OF IMAGE PROCESSING USING MATLAB PDF

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desired measurement accuracy (bias) and precision (CV). In a case of uncertainty,
one should choose the higher of the two sampling densities (frequencies).
6. Noise
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2. the sign inside the exponential function has been changed to positive.
The Fast Fourier Transform. One of the many aspects which make the DFT so attractive for image processing is the existence of very fast algorithms to compute it[r]

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ans =
5*y*(x^2-2*x*y+y)
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(not ‘full’ ), since this is the more likely option in image analysis. The second possible option controls how the edges are treated. If a constant is given, then the edges are padded with the value of that constant. The default is to use a constant of zero (i.e., standard zero[r]

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3.2.4 Some Utility M-Functions for Intensity Transformations
In this section we develop two custom M-functions that incorporate various aspects of the intensity transformations introduced in the previous three sec- tions. We show the details