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Signal and image processing - IMMAGINI (2014/2015)
Teaching code
4S000019
Teacher
Credits
6
Also offered in courses:
- Image processing for bioinformatics of the course Bachelor's degree in Bioinformatics
Language
Italian
Scientific Disciplinary Sector (SSD)
INF/01 - INFORMATICS
Period
II sem. dal Mar 2, 2015 al Jun 12, 2015.
Learning outcomes
The course is meant to the acquisition of the main theoretical and practical tools that are necessary for image processing, including both natural and medical images.
It is recommended to be familiar with the main concepts that are introduced in the Signal part, in particular Fourier (time/frequency) analysis, linear time-invariant systems and digital filtering.
The whole pipeline from image acquisition to image rendering will be considered, and the main theorical and practical aspects will be treated.
Laboratory sessions will be organized in order to "put in practice" what is treated in the course covering the entire pipeline in order to provide the student a complete view on the pipeline as well as good desing and implementation capabilities.
Program
- Introduction to image processing
- The acquisition pipeline (sampling, quantization)
- Image enhancement (in both spatial and frequency domain)
- Morphological image processing
- Color imaging
- Image segmentation (edge-based, region-based)
- Elements of pattern recognition
Examination Methods
Theory: written or oral exam (depending on the number of students)
Lab.:
- evaluation of the lab. sessions during the course
- Lab. specific questions during the exam
- Project only in case of diploma project as an alternative to questions
Teaching materials e documents
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IP - 2D - DFT (pdf, it, 3119 KB, 3/15/15)
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IP - Fourier-Transform (pdf, it, 5861 KB, 3/15/15)
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IP - L10 (pdf, it, 5627 KB, 4/25/15)
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IP-L12b-Complements-ColorVision (pdf, it, 8683 KB, 5/13/15)
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IP - L12 - Color imaging (pdf, it, 7723 KB, 5/13/15)
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IP - L13 - Pattern recognition (pdf, it, 9747 KB, 5/13/15)
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IP - L14 - Image formats (pdf, it, 4064 KB, 5/13/15)
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IP-L4 (pdf, it, 5167 KB, 3/25/15)
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IP-L5 (pdf, it, 4011 KB, 3/25/15)
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IP-L7 (pdf, it, 6064 KB, 4/5/15)
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IP-L8 (pdf, it, 5294 KB, 4/20/15)
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IP-L9 (pdf, it, 28942 KB, 4/21/15)
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IP Lab. 1 (pdf, it, 3155 KB, 4/7/15)
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IP Lab. 2 (pdf, it, 1349 KB, 4/7/15)
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IP-Lesson 1 (pdf, it, 15937 KB, 3/9/15)
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IP-Signals-and-Systems (pdf, it, 2769 KB, 3/9/15)