Application of Image Processing to Computer Graphics

Computer Graphics and Image Processing as an Introductory Course

Computer Graphics is an important discipline and is present in almost every undergraduate Computer Science curriculum. To create graphical content, both 2D Computer Graphics and Image Processing are essential. 2D Computer Graphics and Image Processing also have strong theoretical relationships. Based on a survey of Computer Graphics courses in undergraduate Computer Science curricula, 84 percen...

Teaching Image Computation: From Computer Graphics to Computer Vision

This paper describes a course in image computation that is designed to follow and build off an established course in computer graphics. The course is centered on images: how they are generated, manipulated, matched, and symbolically described. It builds on student’s knowledge of coordinate systems and the perspective projection pipeline. It covers image generation techniques not covered by the ...

Computer image processing with application to chemical engineering

Document image processing: graphics recognition

Document analysis or processing is mainly related to texts and graphics. It concerns separation, localisation and recognition. According to Nagy (2000), document analysis is related to document image analysis (DIA) since the overall research works have been concerned with document image interpretation. In a similar manner, Kasturi et al. (2002) categorises document image analysis into two domai...

Introduction to applied Matrix Transformations for Computer Graphics and Image Processing

The use of transformation matrices is common practice in both computer graphics and image processing, with applications also in similar fields like computer vision. The mathematics behind transformation matrices is simple and relies on basic linear algebra properties. Nevertheless, applying transformation matrices to real-life problems can sometimes be tricky, as there are numerous pitfalls one...