Digital Image Processing

By Whitney Angelica Johanna Andrews
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Whitney Angelica Johanna Andrews

Slide 2: Problem overview identifying issues with digital image processing education and materials

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PROBLEM OVERVIEW

  • Not Enough Comprehensive Material
  • Can Be Confusing if Not Properly Explained
  • Important Field for Data Analytics
Slide 3: Digital image processing practical approach listing various techniques and methods

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DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING: PRACTICAL APPROACH

  • Image to Image Embedding
  • Color Difference Detection
  • Image Data Hiding
  • Grayscale Conversion
  • Image to Image Transition
  • Similarity Based Image Retrieval
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Transition Functions

The image displays a GUI titled "Transition Function". The main window shows two larger images of male faces side-by-side, labeled "Image A" and "Image B". A third image of a man's face is positioned between them. There is a horizontal slider with the number "0.000" below it. A "Save" button is also present. The text "Transition t" appears to the right of the slider.

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Transition Functions

This image shows a GUI with a "Transition Function" title. It features a "Slider Window" section with a larger image of a coral reef and a row of six smaller thumbnail images below it, depicting various underwater scenes including coral reefs and a lionfish. A number "2" is shown in a small text box. The "HISTOGRAM DIFFERENCE" section below lists "Image 1" through "Image 6" with corresponding numerical values. "Image 1" has a value of "0".

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Transition Functions

A graphical user interface (GUI) is displayed with a title bar labeled "Transition Function". The interface has a main window with two primary sections. The top section, labeled "Slider Window," shows a selected image of a coral reef and a row of six thumbnail images below it, also of coral reefs and a lionfish. A number "6" is visible in a small text box. The bottom section, labeled "HISTOGRAM DIFFERENCE," lists "Image 1" through "Image 6" with numerical values next to each. The value for "Image 1" is "0".

Slide 7: Challenges faced during the project development

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CHALLENGES

  • Creating the User Interface
  • Gauging Database Size
  • Debugging Programs
Slide 8: End result and future work plans including publication goals

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END RESULT AND FUTURE WORK

  • Finalize Drafts
  • Send for Publishing
  • Textbook Supplement
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