What is Image Processing?
Image processing refers to the use of algorithms to perform
operations on digital images, enhancing or extracting meaningful
information from them. It forms the backbone of modern computer vision
applications and is used in fields like healthcare, automation, and
digital media.
Through techniques such as filtering, transformation, and feature extraction, image processing enables computers to process visual data, facilitating applications like face detection, object recognition, and more.
Key Techniques in Image Processing
1. Image Filtering
Image filtering enhances image quality by reducing noise or
highlighting specific features. Techniques such as Gaussian blur,
median filtering, and edge detection are commonly used in
pre-processing stages.
2. Image Transformation
Image transformations adjust image properties like rotation,
scaling, and translation. Transformations are essential in
applications such as augmented reality, where image alignment is
crucial.
3. Feature Extraction
Feature extraction identifies important attributes within an
image, enabling further analysis. It is widely used in facial
recognition, handwriting recognition, and biometric systems.
4. Image Segmentation
Image segmentation partitions an image into segments, making
it easier to analyze. It is vital in medical imaging, where
specific tissues or organs must be identified.
Applications of Image Processing
Medical Imaging and Diagnostics- Surveillance and Security Systems
- Autonomous Vehicles and Navigation
- Content Creation and Digital Media
- Quality Control in Manufacturing
- Remote Sensing and Satellite Imagery
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