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Elements of Visual Perception
Brightness adaptation and discrimination
Light and the electromagnetic spectrum
A simple image formation model
Image sampling and quantization
Basic relationship between pixels
Basic mathematical tools
Contents
Elements of Visual Perception
Brightness adaptation and discrimination
Light and the electromagnetic spectrum
A simple image formation model
Image sampling and quantization
Basic relationship between pixels
Basic mathematical tools
http://web.mit.edu/persci/people/adelson/checkershadow_illusion.html
Contents
Elements of Visual Perception
Brightness adaptation and discrimination
Light and the electromagnetic spectrum
A simple image formation model
Image sampling and quantization
Basic relationship between pixels
Basic mathematical tools
Contents
Elements of Visual Perception
Brightness adaptation and discrimination
Light and the electromagnetic spectrum
A simple image formation model
Image sampling and quantization
Basic relationship between pixels
Basic mathematical tools
= [0 , L-1]
Contents
Elements of Visual Perception
Brightness adaptation and discrimination
Light and the electromagnetic spectrum
A simple image formation model
Image sampling and quantization
Basic relationship between pixels
Basic mathematical tools
Image sampling
Image sampling
Image quantization
L = 2k (k is integer)
The number of bits required to store a digital
image
b=MxNxk
b = N2k (if M==N)
Image interpolation
Using known data to estimate values at unknown locations
Zooming, shrinking (re-sampling)
Nearest neighbor
Bilinear
Bicubic
Image interpolation
Using known data to estimate values at unknown locations
Zooming, shrinking (re-sampling)
Nearest neighbor
Bilinear
Bicubic
Contents
Elements of Visual Perception
Brightness adaptation and discrimination
Light and the electromagnetic spectrum
A simple image formation model
Image sampling and quantization
Basic relationship between pixels
Basic mathematical tools
Neighbors of a pixel
N4 p(x,y-1)
ND p(x-1, y) p(x,y) p (x+1, y)
N8
p(x, y+1)
N4 ND N8
Values of p and q
belong to set V
Distance measures
Euclidean distance
D8 or chessboard distance
Contents
Elements of Visual Perception
Brightness adaptation and discrimination
Light and the electromagnetic spectrum
A simple image formation model
Image sampling and quantization
Basic relationship between pixels
Basic mathematical tools
Acknowledgement