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CS474/674 Image Processing and Interpretation Fall 2009 - Dr. George Bebis Homework 1 Due Date: 9/15/2009

This document provides instructions for homework assignments in an image processing course. It includes 4 problems: 1) describing a linear transformation to map image gray levels, 2) equalizing an image with a given histogram, 3) solving problem 3.11 from the textbook, and 4) interpolating pixel values using different interpolation methods. It also lists a graduate level problem 3.7 from the textbook.

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CS474/674 Image Processing and Interpretation Fall 2009 - Dr. George Bebis Homework 1 Due Date: 9/15/2009

This document provides instructions for homework assignments in an image processing course. It includes 4 problems: 1) describing a linear transformation to map image gray levels, 2) equalizing an image with a given histogram, 3) solving problem 3.11 from the textbook, and 4) interpolating pixel values using different interpolation methods. It also lists a graduate level problem 3.7 from the textbook.

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CS474/674 Image Processing and Interpretation Fall 2009 Dr.

George Bebis Homework 1 Due Date: 9/15/2009


` 1. What linear transformation will change an image f(x,y) with gray levels ranging from 4 through 18 to an image g(x,y) with gray levels ranging from 10 through 50? 2. Consider the image shown below; compute the equalized image with eight possible gray levels. Show each step carefully. Draw the histograms of the original and equalized images as well as the equalization transformation.

1 0 1

2 1 6

1 5 7

1 1 6

2 0 1

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3. Problem 3.11 (page 194) 4. The gray levels at four pixels are shown below. What would be the gray level values at a position 1.3 pixels to the right of, and 1.8 of a pixel below, the upperleft original pixel assuming (i) zero-order interpolation, (ii) first-order interpolation using average, and (iii) first-order interpolation using a bilinear function.

1 7

5 15

5. (Graduate Students Only) Problem 3.7 (page 194)

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