Digital Image Processing and Pattern Recognition
E1528
Spring 2024-2025
Lecture 1
Introduction
Instructor
Dr / Ayman Soliman
➢ Contents
1) Course Contents.
2) Grading System & distribution.
3) Course Information.
4) Course Policy.
5) Objectives.
6) Introduction.
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1) Course Contents.
➢ Introduction
➢ Fundamental steps in Digital Image Processing,
➢ Image sampling and quantization,
➢ Histogram Processing,
➢ DSP and Digital Filter Design,
➢ Two-dimensional Fourier transform,
➢ Image degradation models and Restoration, Periodic
noise reduction in frequency domain,
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1) Course Contents (cont.)
➢ Color transformation, Color Enhancement,
➢ Wavelet and Multi-resolution image Processing,
➢ Image Compression Models,
➢ Signal Compression,
➢ Morphological Image Processing,
➢ Image Segmentation, Medical Imaging Systems,
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2) Grading System & distribution.
Total score
(100%)
Sec. Lec. Projects Reports Midterm exam Final exam
(5%) (5%) (10%) (5%) (15%) (60%)
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3) Course Information.
Lecture: Thursday (9:00 - 11:50 AM)
Office Hours: Tuesday 11:30 〜 15:00 PM
Thursday 11:30 〜 15:00 PM
References:
➢Digital Image Processing Using MATLAB, Rafael C. Gonzalez, Richard E. Woods, Steven L.
Eddins, 2018.
➢Digital Image Processing and Pattern Recognition second edition
➢Practical image and video processing using MATLAB® by Oge Marques
Instructor:
Dr. Ayman Soliman
[email protected] TAs:
Eng. Shimaa Khatab Eng. Souad Abd-Allah
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4) Course Policy.
➢ Be on time
➢ Cell phones should be silent or off during the lecture.
➢ Any forms of cheating or plagiarism will result in a
Zero grade for the required task, report or exam (No
discussion nor excuses).
➢ Students are expected to respect Instructors, TAs, and
their colleagues.
➢ Your grades is based on merit only nothing else.
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5) Objectives
➢ Give the students a general understanding of the
fundamentals of digital image processing.
➢ Introduce the student to analytical tools which are
currently used in digital image processing as applied
to image information for human viewing.
➢ Develop the student's ability to apply these tools in
the laboratory in image restoration, enhancement and
compression
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6) Introduction
❑ The students should:
➢ Know the basic components of an image processing system.
➢ Understand the basics of the human visual system as they relate to image
processing; including spatial frequency resolution and brightness adaption.
➢ Understand how images are represented; including optical images, analog
images, and digital images.
➢ Understand image types such as binary images, gray-scale images, color and
multi-spectral images.
➢ Know the key concepts in image file formats.
➢ Understand the model for an image analysis process.
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6) Introduction
the students should:
➢ Understand why preprocessing is performed and know about image geometry,
convolution masks, image algebra and basic spatial filters.
➢ Understand image quantization in both the spatial and brightness domains.
➢ Understand how discrete transforms work; including concepts of basis images,
orthogonality, orthonormality, separability and reversibility.
➢ Know about the 2-D Fourier, discrete cosine and wavelet transforms.
➢ Know why log remapping is necessary for viewing spectral image data.
➢ Understand lowpass, high pass, bandpass, notch filters; including ideal and non-
ideal filters.
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