Lecture

Image Processing I: Discrete Histogram Processing and Spatial Operators

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This lecture covers discrete histogram processing techniques, including methods for rounding and closest fit, to manipulate image histograms. It also delves into spatial operators such as linear versus nonlinear operators, spatial averaging, image sharpening, and local normalization for noise reduction and feature detection.

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