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Image Processing I: Local Normalization and Morphological Operators

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This lecture covers the concept of local normalization in image processing, focusing on compensating non-uniformities across the image field using techniques like local histogram equalization and weighted averaging. It also introduces morphological operators, including erosion, dilation, opening, and closing, and their applications in shape analysis and feature extraction in various fields such as material sciences, biology, and machine vision.

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