EasyImage - Pre-Processing Images¶
EasyImage .NET Python operations prepare images so that further processing gets better results by:
Isolating defects using thresholding or intensity transformations
Compensating perspective effects (for non-flat surfaces such as a bottle label)
Processing complex or disconnected shapes using flexible masks
The main functions are:
Change the gray-level of each pixel to clarify objects (histogram stretching). |
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Transforms a binary image into a bi- or tri-level grayscale image by classifying the pixel values. |
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Samples a series of pixel values sampled along a line, a path or a contour in an image. |
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Functions manipulating pixels in two images, or one image and a constant. |
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Functions using linear combinations of neighboring pixels (convolution) to highlight features in an image. |
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Functions using non-linear combinations of neighboring pixels (using a kernel) to highlight a shape, or to remove noise. |
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Moves selected pixels to realign, resize, rotate and warp. |
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Functions ensuring that noise does not unacceptably influence other operations (thresholding, high-pass filtering). |
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Generates a gradient direction or gradient magnitude map from a gray-level image. |
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Extracts 1-dimensional data from an image into a vector, for example to detect scratches or outlines, or to clarify images. |
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Returns a BW8 image of the edges found in a BW8 image. |
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Returns a vector of points of interest in a BW8 image. |
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Overlays an image on top of a color image. |
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Eliminates interlaced image artifacts by rebuilding or re-aligning fields. |
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Displays different statistics about an object or an image. |
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Represents an image by its frequential components to process the image and perform specific filtering. |
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Analyzes textures or creates features for a classifier by convolving the image with a wavelet to detect specific frequency content. |
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Fuses different images into a single one that contains all the details exacerbated at each exposure level. |
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Combines partial images to build a final image that appears to have been captured in a single shot. |