MATLAB Code for Five Image Processing Categories with Algorithm Implementations
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Resource Overview
This resource contains five categorized folders: (1) MATLAB Programs - featuring 10+ source codes with detailed注释 aligned with textbook algorithm descriptions; (2) Binary Images - suitable for morphological processing and curve evolution experiments via boundary extraction; (3) Grayscale/Color Images - materials for segmentation, smoothing filters, contrast enhancement, color enhancement, and magnification experiments; (4) Video Clips - demonstrating evolutionary processes including GAC model segmentation using variational level sets, image denoising via P-M equation
Detailed Documentation
This package contains five systematically organized folders for comprehensive demonstration. Detailed breakdown below:
(1) MATLAB Programs Folder: Contains source code for over 10 MATLAB scripts/functions with implementation注释 directly correlating to textbook algorithm explanations. Key functions include morphological operations, curve evolution algorithms, and variational methods with commented parameter configurations.
(2) Binary Images Folder: Provides test images for morphological image processing experiments. Images facilitate boundary extraction operations using bwboundaries() function, enabling curve evolution simulations through active contour implementations.
(3) Grayscale and Color Images Folder: Curated image sets for fundamental image processing experiments including: segmentation using region-growing/watershed algorithms, smoothing via Gaussian/median filtering, contrast enhancement with histeq() function, color space transformations, and image magnification techniques using imresize() with interpolation methods.
(4) Video Clips Folder: Demonstrates evolutionary processes through visual sequences: "two_cells" showcases GAC model segmentation using improved variational level set methods with edge-based energy function minimization; "denoising" illustrates Perona-Malik (P-M) equation implementation for anisotropic diffusion; additional clips feature Fourier Transform-based linear heat flow evolution for closed curves.
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