A Review on Image Processing
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Image Enhancement, storage, MATLAB, Feature Extraction, electronic, technology, AI, 5G.Abstract
Image processing, a crucial aspect of both human perception and machine interpretation, involves the manipulation of fundamental characteristics within an image to enhance its visual content. In the electronic domain, the field of digital image processing delves into the conversion of images into sets of numerical pixels, representing physical attributes like scene radiance. Stored in digital memory, these pixels undergo computerized processing, playing a pivotal role in various applications. This review paper explores key facets of digital image processing techniques, emphasizing their role in augmenting visual information for human comprehension and facilitating the storage, transmission, and representation of image data for autonomous machine perception. Of particular significance is the challenge posed by edge identification, a complex problem crucial for defining boundaries. This paper delves into the intricacies of this fundamental issue, shedding light on its significance in the realm of image processing.
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