S25: Image Processing with Mathematica

Seminar Objective This seminar provides an overview of the fundamental built-in image processing features in Mathematica 8, with task-oriented, interactive examples.

Presenter The seminar is presented by a senior member of the Mathematica kernel developer group.

Topics

Creating Images
Images from arrays and Mathematica graphics; importing images from external sources; properties of images

Basic Image Manipulation
Taking apart and padding images; rotating, resizing images; overlaying images

Image Operations on Point Values
Color operations; image arithmetic; composition; programmatic point operations

Image Processing Based on Local Operations
Built-in filters; convolution-based filters; nonlinear local filters

Morphological Operations
Binarizing images; fundamental morphological operations; morphological analysis and transforms

Delivery Type The seminar is delivered online using Adobe Acrobat Connect. Use any one of the supported web browsers on your computer with Flash Player installed. Once you have registered for a session, you will receive a confirmation email with a seminar login link. To see and hear the presentation, click the link at the scheduled time, then simply log in to the online seminar.

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Materials The Mathematica notebook containing the seminar presentation and any additional seminar materials are made available by download to each seminar attendee.

Prerequisites No background or previous experience with Mathematica is required to attend this seminar.

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