image processing algorithm

hi guys,
      what is actually image processing algorithm and how to describe it?

regards.

Edison_nel wrote:

> hi guys,
>       what is actually image processing algorithm and how to describe it?
> 

The clue's in the name - it's an algorithm which is used for processing 
images.

Paul

"Edison_nel" <teo66_99@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
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> hi guys,
>      what is actually image processing algorithm and how to describe it?

Google

Definition: "algorithm"

Definition: "image"

Definition: "processing"

Definition: "image processing"

Image processing algorithm:

Any number of defined step-by-step procedures that usefully modify an image 
made up of discrete pixels - those pixels usually made up of binary words or 
bytes.

Example:

Reduce the artifact of isolated bad pixels in an image by averaging:
The algorithm is expressed by:
x(n,m)= [x(n-1,m-1) + x(n+1,m-1) + x(n-1,m+1) + x(n+1,m+1)]/4 for all 0<n<N 
and 0<m<M
where N and M are the dimensions of the image starting at zero.

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>
> "Edison_nel" <teo66_99@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:5fmdnfOvtZPwS8zZRVn-pA@giganews.com...
> > hi guys,
> >      what is actually image processing algorithm and how to describe it?
>
> Google
>
> Definition: "algorithm"
>
> Definition: "image"
>
> Definition: "processing"
>
> Definition: "image processing"
>
> Image processing algorithm:
>
> Any number of defined step-by-step procedures that usefully modify an
image
> made up of discrete pixels - those pixels usually made up of binary words
or
> bytes.
>
> Example:
>
> Reduce the artifact of isolated bad pixels in an image by averaging:
> The algorithm is expressed by:
> x(n,m)= [x(n-1,m-1) + x(n+1,m-1) + x(n-1,m+1) + x(n+1,m+1)]/4 for all
0<n<N
> and 0<m<M
> where N and M are the dimensions of the image starting at zero.
>
>


example

Reduce the focus on me- by being really clever in front of myself - And not
in a logical or pedagogical way - Obscured from the need of the question - I
throw answers that are that are concise but somehow meaningless - the
Babellians rule?