Cris’ Image Analysis Blog

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Cris Luengo writes this blog. He specializes in Quantitative Image Analysis, but covers all sorts of topics within Image Analysis and Image Processing. The icons below link to various of his profiles around the web.

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active contour
aliasing
approximation
area
assumption
bad science
bias
binary tree
bit set
boundary
C++
C++11
chain code
clustering
color
color map
color quantization
comparison
computer vision
convex hull
convolution
corners
derivative
design
dilation
DIPimage
DIPlib
DIPviewer
distance transform
dither
end operator
error diffusion
features to track
Feret
filtering
flags
Fourier transform
Gaussian
gradient
graph
graph cuts
grid
Harris
Hessian
histogram
indexing
interpolation
ITK
k-d tree
k-means
labeling
Lanczos
Laplace
length
LoG
lookup table
mathematical morphology
measure
median filter
minimum variance
multiplication
noise
numerical accuracy
object
OpenCV
panorama
percentile filter
perception
performance
perimeter
photography
pixel
polygon
precision
PSNR
PyDIP
quantification
rank filter
reconstruction
scientific data presentation
scientific paper
segmentation
selection
separable
sharpness
smoothing
snake
snakes_with_style
stereology
stitching
structure tensor
style
syntax
table
tensor image
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timing
Union-Find
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Cris Luengo's Curriculum
Some assorted MATLAB functions
The English Language: Things that people in Sweden often do wrong, and other common mistakes
Guidelines for Writing a Thesis (or any other technical writing)

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