Digital Image Processing
Digital Image Processing
by Rashi Singh
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Digital images are representations of They are composed of pixels, which Digital images are ubiquitous in our
real-world scenes or objects, captured are tiny squares that contain color lives, from photos and videos to
and stored electronically. and intensity information. medical scans and satellite imagery.
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Pixel Structure Color Space
Each pixel represents a single Digital images are typically
point in an image and is represented in color spaces
defined by its color and like RGB, CMYK, or HSV, each
intensity values. encoding color information
differently.
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Different image formats, like JPEG, PNG, and TIFF, compress and
store image data using various algorithms.
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Tec ique
Brig t e a d S arpe i g
Co tra t Sharpening techniques
Adjusting brightness and emphasize edges and details,
contrast levels can improve enhancing image clarity and
image visibility and make resolution.
details more apparent.
Deblurri g
Deblurring algorithms attempt to remove blurriness caused by motion
or out-of-focus lenses.
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Denoising techniques aim to suppress noise artifacts that may be
present in images.
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Inpainting algorithms fill in missing or damaged parts of images by
replicating surrounding patterns.
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Thresholding techniques classify pixels based on their
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intensity values, separating objects from the background.
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Lossless compression methods preserve all the original
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image data, resulting in a larger file size, but no quality
degradation.
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Medical I agi g Security
Diagnostic imaging, surgical Facial recognition, surveillance
planning, and disease detection. systems, and object detection.
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Re ote Se i g Arti tic Ma ipulatio
Satellite imagery analysis, weather Photo editing, digital art creation,
forecasting, and environmental and special effects in film.
monitoring.