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Image Processing With MATLAB: Prerequisites

This two-day course on image processing with MATLAB covers importing, visualizing, preprocessing, transforming, segmenting, and analyzing images. Day 1 focuses on loading images into MATLAB, exploring images interactively to find processing parameters, preprocessing through filtering and contrast adjustment, and spatially transforming images through registration and panorama creation. Day 2 covers edge and line detection, color and texture segmentation, morphological operations, and extracting features like object counts, shapes, and centroids. The overall goal is to prepare images for analysis and teach techniques for segmentation, detection, and classification.

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Image Processing With MATLAB: Prerequisites

This two-day course on image processing with MATLAB covers importing, visualizing, preprocessing, transforming, segmenting, and analyzing images. Day 1 focuses on loading images into MATLAB, exploring images interactively to find processing parameters, preprocessing through filtering and contrast adjustment, and spatially transforming images through registration and panorama creation. Day 2 covers edge and line detection, color and texture segmentation, morphological operations, and extracting features like object counts, shapes, and centroids. The overall goal is to prepare images for analysis and teach techniques for segmentation, detection, and classification.

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Image Processing with MATLAB

Prerequisites
MATLAB Fundamentals or equivalent experience using MATLAB. Basic knowledge of image processing
concepts is strongly recommended.

Day 1 of 2

Objective: Import images into MATLAB and visualize them. Convert the images to
a format that is useful for subsequent analysis steps.
Importing and
Visualizing Images Importing and displaying images
Converting between image types
Exporting images

Objective: Interactively explore object details such as size and color to find start
values for subsequent image processing steps. To apply the steps repeatedly, you
can create custom image exploration tools from the interactive modules.

Interactive Exploration Obtaining pixel intensity values


of Images Extracting a region of interest (ROI)
Computing pixel statistics on a region of interest
Measuring object sizes
Creating a custom interactive tool

Objective: Preprocess images by filtering, and using contrast adjustment to simplify


or allow for image analysis steps.

Adjusting image contrast


Preprocessing Images
Reducing noise in an image by filtering
Handling inhomogenous background
Applying custom functions block by block

Objective: Compare images with different scaling and orientation by aligning them.


Use the same techniques for creating panorama images.

Spatial Transformation Geometric transformations


and Image Registration Image registration using point mapping
Creating a panoramic scene
Day 2 of 2

Objective: Segment edges of objects and extract boundary pixel locations. Detect lines
and circles in an image.
Edge and Line
Detection Segmenting object edges
Detecting straight lines
Performing batch analysis over sets of images
Detecting circular objects

Objective: Segment objects based on color or texture. Use texture features for image
classification.

Color and Texture Color space transformation


Segmentation Color segmentation
Texture segmentation
Texture-based image classification

Objective: Analyze and modify the objects' shape to improve segmentation results.


Count the detected objects and calculate object features like area or centroids.

Counting objects
Feature Extraction
Measuring shape properties
Using morphological operations
Performing watershed segmentation

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