Digitized pathology images typically have very high resolution, making it difficult to display in their entirety on the computer screen and inefficient to transmit over the network for educational purposes. Progressive zooming of pathology images is desirable despite the availability of inexpensive networking bandwidth. An efficient progressive image resolution refining system for on-line distr...

OBJECTIVES (1) To evaluate the intraobserver agreement related to image interpretation and (2) to compare the accuracy of 100%, 200% and 400% zoomed digital images in the detection of simulated periodontal bone defects. METHODS Periodontal bone defects were created in 60 pig hemi-mandibles with slow-speed burs 0.5 mm, 1.0 mm, 1.5 mm, 2.0 mm and 3.0 mm in diameter. 180 standardized digital rad...

In this paper we address the problem of producing an enlarged picture from a given digital image (zooming). We propose a method that tries to take into account information about discontinuities or sharp luminance variations while doubling the input picture. This is realized by a multiple scan of the zoomed image and could hence be implemented with limited computational resources. The algorithm ...

A key component in most virtual reality systems is the ability to perform a walkthrough of a virtual environment from different viewing positions and orientations. Recent advances in image-based rendering techniques allow us to have interactive panoramic viewing of real world environment using real photos. With panorama visualization tools like QuickTime VR, we are able to have fast navigation ...

A way of introducing compensation of camera caused global motion into MPEG-2 is described in this paper. A videocoding method is proposed where global motion estimation of four parameters regarding horizontal and vertical scrolling, zooming and rotation is performed and a global-motioncompensated image is produced for use as a reference frame for MPEG-2 coding. The experimental results have sho...

We present a scheme for simultaneous calibration of a continuously moving and continuously zooming camera: placing an easily distinguishable pattern in the scene, we calibrate the camera from an unoccluded portion of the pattern image in each frame. We describe an optimal method which provides an evaluation of the reliability of the solution. We then propose a technique for avoiding the inheren...

We present a scheme for simultaneous calibration of a continuously moving and continuously zooming camera: placing an easily distinguishable pattern in the scene, we calibrate the camera from an unoccluded portion of the pattern image in each frame. We describe an optimal method which provides an evaluation of the reliability of the solution. We then propose a technique for avoiding the inheren...

Parallel algorithms for solving any image processing task is a highly demanded approach in the modern world. Cellular Automata (CA) are the most common and simple models of parallel computation. So, CA has been successfully used in the domain of image processing for the last couple of years. This paper provides a survey of available literatures of some methodologies employed by different resear...