Image Segmentation Classify pixels into groups having similar characteristics.

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Image Segmentation Classify pixels into groups having similar characteristics

Image analysis Measurements: Size, Position, Orientation, Spatial relationship, Gray scale or color intensity

Sensing and digitizing Image sensing requires some type of image formation device such as camera and a digitizer which stores a video frame in the computer memory. We divide the sensing and digitizing into several steps. The initial step involves capturing the image of the scene with the vision camera. The image consists of relative light intensities corresponding to the various portions of the scene. These light intensities are continuous analog values which must be sampled and converted into digital form. The second step of digitixing is achieved by an analog –to –digital converter. The A/D converter is either a part of a digital video camera or the front end of a frame grabber. The choice is dependent on the type of hardware system. The frame grabber, representing the third step is an image storage and computation device which stores a given pixel array.

Image processing and analysis

Arch Loop Whorl