Image Processing
Our images have now found their way from the generation device over transport or storage media to the image processing and analysis software, in our case, IMAQ Vision. As defined in Chapter 1, the output of an image processing operation is still another image; this chapter, therefore, focuses on methods like image manipulation using look-up tables , filtering , morphology , and segmentation .
Here and in Chapter 5, I tried to provide exercises and examples without any additional hardware and software. When that is not possible, I specify exactly the type of hardware equipment and where to get additional software. Moreover, I keep as close as possible to the IMAQ Vision User Manual [4], which means that I use the same symbols and equations but also give more information and examples.
Gray Scale Operations |
Introduction and Definitions
- Introduction
- Some Definitions
- Introduction to IMAQ Vision Builder
- NI Vision Builder for Automated Inspection
Image Acquisition
- Image Acquisition
- Charge-Coupled Devices
- Line-Scan Cameras
- CMOS Image Sensors
- Video Standards
- Color Images
- Other Image Sources
Image Distribution
- Image Distribution
- Frame Grabbing
- Camera Interfaces and Protocols
- Compression Techniques
- Image Standards
- Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine (DICOM)
Image Processing
Image Analysis
- Image Analysis
- Pixel Value Analysis
- Quantitative Analysis
- Shape Matching
- Pattern Matching
- Reading Instrument Displays
- Character Recognition
- Image Focus Quality
- Application Examples
About the CD-ROM
EAN: 2147483647
Pages: 55
