Computer vision

By:

Shapiro , Linda G

Contributor(s):

Stockman, George C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 2001.Description: xx, 580 pages : illustrationsISBN:

9780130307965
0130307963

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

006.37 SHA

Contents:

1. Introduction -- 2. Imaging and image representation -- 3. Binary image analysis -- 4. Pattern recognition concepts -- 5. Filtering and enhancing images -- 6. Color and shading -- 7. Texture -- 8. Content-based image retrieval -- 9. Motion from 2D image sequences -- 10. Image segmentation -- 11. Matching in 2D -- 12. Perceiving 3D from 2D images -- 13. 3D sensing and object pose computation -- 14. 3D models and matching -- 15. Virtual reality -- 16. Case studies.

Summary: Using a progressive intuitive/mathematical approach, this introduction to computer vision provides necessary theory and examples for practitioners who work in fields where significant information must be extracted automatically from images-- including those interested in multimedia, art and design, geographic information systems, and image databases, in addition to the traditional areas of automation, image science, medical imaging, remote sensing and computer cartography. The book provides a basic set of fundamental concepts, (representations of image information, extraction of 3D scene information from 2D images, etc.) algorithms for analyzing images, and discusses some of the exciting evolving application areas of computer vision. The approach is language and software independent, and includes two significant commercial case studies. Imaging and Image Representation. Binary Image Analysis. Pattern Recognition Concepts. Filtering and Enhancing Images. Color and Shading. Texture. Content-Based Image Retrieval. Motion from 2D Image Sequences. Image Segmentation. Matching in 2D. Perceiving 3D from 2D Images. 3D Sensing and Object Pose Computation. 3D Models and Matching. Virtual Reality. Case Studies. For practitioners in any field where information must be extracted automatically from images.

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1. Introduction --
2. Imaging and image representation --
3. Binary image analysis --
4. Pattern recognition concepts --
5. Filtering and enhancing images --
6. Color and shading --
7. Texture --
8. Content-based image retrieval --
9. Motion from 2D image sequences --
10. Image segmentation --
11. Matching in 2D --
12. Perceiving 3D from 2D images --
13. 3D sensing and object pose computation --
14. 3D models and matching --
15. Virtual reality --
16. Case studies.

Using a progressive intuitive/mathematical approach, this introduction to computer vision provides necessary theory and examples for practitioners who work in fields where significant information must be extracted automatically from images-- including those interested in multimedia, art and design, geographic information systems, and image databases, in addition to the traditional areas of automation, image science, medical imaging, remote sensing and computer cartography. The book provides a basic set of fundamental concepts, (representations of image information, extraction of 3D scene information from 2D images, etc.) algorithms for analyzing images, and discusses some of the exciting evolving application areas of computer vision. The approach is language and software independent, and includes two significant commercial case studies. Imaging and Image Representation. Binary Image Analysis. Pattern Recognition Concepts. Filtering and Enhancing Images. Color and Shading. Texture. Content-Based Image Retrieval. Motion from 2D Image Sequences. Image Segmentation. Matching in 2D. Perceiving 3D from 2D Images. 3D Sensing and Object Pose Computation. 3D Models and Matching. Virtual Reality. Case Studies. For practitioners in any field where information must be extracted automatically from images.

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