Digital Image Processing

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This is a graduate-level introductory course on the fundamentals of digital image processing. The course will emphasize the general principles of image processing. It will extend the signals and systems knowledge of the students to two-dimensional signals. This is a very important course for any student who wants to do a senior project related to image processing. Towards the end of the course some recent advances in this field will also be discussed to provide understanding about future directions.

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