Introduction to digital image processing / William K. Pratt.

By:

Pratt, William K

Material type: Text

TextDescription: xviii, 738 pages : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

9781482216691 (hardback : alk. paper)

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DDC classification:

006.6 23 PRA

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TEC015000

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Summary: "This book contains English language narratives of important image processing operations, from which a student is expected to create executable versions of the operations using C language programming, calls to an image processing library furnished with the book, a furnished PIKSTool interactive package or the widely supported MATLAB interactive package. Executable versions of each narrative operation are furnished so that a student can visualize the result of each operation. "--

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 717-724) and index.

"This book contains English language narratives of important image processing operations, from which a student is expected to create executable versions of the operations using C language programming, calls to an image processing library furnished with the book, a furnished PIKSTool interactive package or the widely supported MATLAB interactive package. Executable versions of each narrative operation are furnished so that a student can visualize the result of each operation. "--

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