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Machine Vision: Theory, Algorithms, Practicalities (Microelectronics & Signal Processing Series)
by: R. Davies

Used Price: £28.26

Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 006
EAN: 9780122060908
ISBN: 0122060903
Label: Academic Press Inc
Manufacturer: Academic Press Inc
Number Of Pages: 576
Publication Date: 1990-11
Publisher: Academic Press Inc
Studio: Academic Press Inc
Sales Rank: 2965704

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- A definitive theoretical overview of image processing
This book is not a hands on "cook book" for those wishing to get some simple code for a specific application. It is instead a comprehensive overview of just about every topic within the world of image processing. Upon reading through this the reader should have a firm grasp of image processing theory as well as a good understanding of the major areas of ongoing research. If someone is starting a career / PhD / Masters and needs to get a complete overview of image processing then this is the one book they need to read.

Rating:

- Readable but Academic
Edition 3 is a major 6 cm thick hardback tome of almost 1000 pages.
It is readable but very academic, (bizarrely) written in American, not
English.
Instead of inventing strange notations for array operations, this book
needs code examples - with some Java in there this would be a 5-star
recommendation.
How about setting up a web site with accompanying code - this would be
quicker than publishing a new edition & would be a fantastic resource.
(I'm surprised the author does not have access to a pet nerd to do this
- contact me if you wish to do this on the next exition).

Books : Machine Vision: Theory, Algorithms, Practicalities (Microelectronics & Signal Processing Series)