Fundamentals of machine vision

By:

Myler, Harley R

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi : Prentice-Hall of India, 2003.Description: xiii, 133 p. : illISBN:

0819430498
8120324064

Subject(s):

Computer vision

DDC classification:

006.37 MYL

Contents:

Visual system mechanics -- Visual perception -- Color perception -- Motion perception -- Image characterization -- Sampling and quantization -- Spatial frequency processes -- Neighborhood processes -- Point processes -- Image processing and machine vision -- Definition -- Graphic objects and procedures -- Usefulness to machine vision -- Goals -- Finite image spaces -- Applications -- Thresholding -- Segmentation -- Mensuration -- Representation -- Pattern and feature analysis -- Frame-to-frame analysis -- Imaging trackers -- Data management -- Survey -- Knowledge-based vision: VISIONS, ACRONYM, and SCERPO -- Model-based vision: VITREO and PARVO -- Building a machine vision system -- Appendices.

Summary: This text is intended to help readers understand and construct machine vision systems that perform useful tasks, based on the state of the art. It covers fundamentals drawn from image processing and computer graphics to the methods of applied machine vision techniques.

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Includes index

Visual system mechanics --
Visual perception --
Color perception --
Motion perception --
Image characterization --
Sampling and quantization --
Spatial frequency processes --
Neighborhood processes --
Point processes --
Image processing and machine vision --
Definition --
Graphic objects and procedures --
Usefulness to machine vision --
Goals --
Finite image spaces --
Applications --
Thresholding --
Segmentation --
Mensuration --
Representation --
Pattern and feature analysis --
Frame-to-frame analysis --
Imaging trackers --
Data management --
Survey --
Knowledge-based vision: VISIONS, ACRONYM, and SCERPO --
Model-based vision: VITREO and PARVO --
Building a machine vision system --
Appendices.

This text is intended to help readers understand and construct machine vision systems that perform useful tasks, based on the state of the art. It covers fundamentals drawn from image processing and computer graphics to the methods of applied machine vision techniques.

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