Lesson 4 - Point Operations (Single Operand)

This lesson demonstrates point operations using VisiQuest:

Image Representation | Image Visualization | Image Statistics | Pixel Overflow | Image Visualization | Image Statistics | Pixel Overflow | Image Visualization | Image Statistics | Pixel Overflow | Pixel Overflow | Data Type Conversion

Each section takes you through an incremental portion of the lesson while building on skills learned in previous lessons and sections.

Section 1 - Color Table

The pixel values of a digital image can be a single scalar value or a vector with values called elements. What the elements mean depends on the color model used.

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Section 2 - Thresholding

Use a segmentation method to set background values for pixels below a threshold and a different set values for the foreground.

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Section 3 - Window-Level Contrast Enhancement

Use an interactive contrast enhancement tool.

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Section 4 - Histogram Stretch Contrast Enhancement

Use a contrast enhancement technique using the minimum and maximum pixel values of the image.

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Section 5 - Histogram Equalization

Use a contrast enhancement technique to obtain a new enhanced image with an uniform histogram.

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Section 6 - Logarithm Contrast Enhancement

Apply a logarithm color table to brighten dark images.

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Section 7 - Logarithm Contrast Enhancement/Scaling

Use scaling to improve the results of logarithm contrast enhancement on an image.

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Section 8 - Exponential Contrast Enhancement

Use and exponential color table to darken an image which is too bright.

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Section 9 - Pseudo-color Applications

Assign arbitrary colors to a greyscale image to improve visualization.

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Section 10 - Building Pseudo-color Tables

Build a pseudo-color table to be applied in an image.

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Section 11 - Display of Image Attributes

Measure the area of connected regions in an image.

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Section 12 - Bit Plane Slicing

Slice an image at different planes for data compression applications.

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