Walkthrough of semester's work:

Ch 1 (1):  Brief intro

Ch 2 (2):   Digital images

Ch 3 (4):  Image data structures

Ch 4 (5):  Preprocessing

Ch 5 (6):  Segmentation

Ch 11 (13): Morphological operations I

Midterm exam

 
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Walkthrough of semester's work (cont'd):
 

Ch 11 (13): Morphological operations II

Ch 6 (8): 2D shape

Ch 7 (9): Object recognition

Ch 8 (10): Image understanding

Ch 9 (11): 3D vision

Final exam


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Low-level steps in the CVIP paradigm are characterized by two things: iconic representations and little or no domain knowledge.
 

Low-level algorithms are rooted in signal processing and most will be familiar to computer or electrical engineers.
 

Low-level operations are mostly pre-cognitive or reactive (fixed stimulus-response relationship, no "thinking" or planning). Reactive operations are hard-wired.
 

High-level steps by contrast have abstract representations and require significant domain knowledge.
 

High-level algorithms are rooted in graph theory and artificial intelligence and most will be familiar to computer scientists.
 

High-level operations are cognitive rather than reactive.

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