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Course Index
- Introduction
- CTFT and CSFT
- CSFT and Rep and Comb Relations
- Optical Imaging Systems
- Helical Scan Multislice CT and PET
- Tomographic Reconstruction: Fourier Slice Theorem and FPB
- FPB and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
- MRI Reconstruction
- MRI and C-programming
- C-programming
- DTFT, DSFT, Sampling, and Reconstruction
- 2D Reconstruction and Focal Plane Arrays
- Sampling and Reconstruction for Focal Plane Arrays
- FIR and IIR Filters
- IIR Filters and Random Variables
- Random Variables and Random Processes
- Power Spectral Density and AR Processes
- Eigen Signal Analysis
- Eigen Signal Analysis and Edge Detection
- Edge Detection and Connected Component Analysis
- Segmentation, Clustering, and Color Vision Illusions
- Achromatic Vision
- Constrast, CSF, and Achromatic Image Quality Metrics
- - Color Matching Functions
- Color Matching Functions and Subtractive Color Systems
- Subtractive Color Systems, Chromaticity Diagrams
- Chromaticity Diagrams and White Point
- White Point, Color Transforms, and sRGB
- More Color Transformations
- More Quality Metrics and Rate Conversion
- Rate Conversion
- Rate Conversion, and Image Restoration
- Image Restoration, and Nonlinear Filtering
- Nonlinear Filtering and M-Estimators
- - Halftoning and Ordered Dither
- Error Diffusion
- Error Diffusion and RAPS
- Entropy and Source Coding
- Entropy and Source Coding
- Lossy Source Coding and Rate-Distortion Theory
- Rate-Distortion Theory
- JPEG Image Coding
Course Description
Lecture series on Digital Image Processing I from Spring 2011 by Prof. C.A. Bouman, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University.
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