THRESHOLDING (IMAGE PROCESSING) Filip Vuković 2012/0205.

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THRESHOLDING (IMAGE PROCESSING) Filip Vuković 2012/0205

2/12 Thresholding

3/12 Original image

4/12 Image after thresholding

5/12 Practical use of the algorithm

6/12 How to solve the problem? image can be very large (hundreds of MBs) problem is loop oriented almost no data dependencies conclusion: dataflow paradigm (Maxeler)

7/12 Preparing data program takes an image and outputs a thresholded version of it image has to be in.bmp format (bitmap) size does not matter (it can be 1KB or 200MB)

8/12 Kernel code

9/12 The ultimate goal – Build completed ☺

10/12 Kernel graph

11/12 References Phillips, D., “Image Processing in C,” , “Thresholding (image processing),” Milutinovic, V., et al, “Guide to DataFlow SuperComputing,” Springer, Hurson, A., Milutinovic, V., editors, "DataFlow Processing,“ Elsevier, 2015.

12/12 Questions and answers