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Dey, Sandipan. Hands-on image processing with Python: expert techniques for advanced image analysis and effective interpretation of image data / Sandipan Dey. — 1 online resource (1 volume) : illustrations — <URL:http://elib.fa.ru/ebsco/1950555.pdf>.Дата создания записи: 04.02.2019 Тематика: Image processing.; Python (Computer program language); Computer vision.; Machine learning.; Computer vision.; Image processing.; Machine learning.; Python (Computer program language); TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Mechanical. Коллекции: EBSCO Разрешенные действия: –
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Оглавление
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Getting Started with Image Processing
- What is image processing and some applications
- What is an image and how it is stored on a computer
- What is image processing?
- Some applications of image processing
- The image processing pipeline
- Setting up different image processing libraries in Python
- Installing pip
- Installing some image processing libraries in Python
- Installing the Anaconda distribution
- Installing Jupyter Notebook
- Image I/O and display with Python
- Reading, saving, and displaying an image using PIL
- Providing the correct path to the images on the disk
- Reading, saving, and displaying an image using Matplotlib
- Interpolating while displaying with Matplotlib imshow()
- Reading, saving, and displaying an image using scikit-image
- Using scikit-image's astronaut dataset
- Reading and displaying multiple images at once
- Reading, saving, and displaying an image using scipy misc
- Using scipy.misc's face dataset
- Reading, saving, and displaying an image using PIL
- Dealing with different image types and file formats and performing basic image manipulations
- Dealing with different image types and file formats
- File formats
- Converting from one file format to another
- Image types (modes)
- Converting from one image mode into another
- Some color spaces (channels)
- Converting from one color space into another
- Data structures to store images
- Converting image data structures
- File formats
- Basic image manipulations
- Image manipulations with numpy array slicing
- Simple image morphing - α-blending of two images using cross-dissolving
- Image manipulations with PIL
- Cropping an image
- Resizing an image
- Negating an image
- Converting an image into grayscale
- Some gray-level transformations
- Some geometric transformations
- Changing pixel values of an image
- Drawing on an image
- Drawing text on an image
- Creating a thumbnail
- Computing the basic statistics of an image
- Plotting the histograms of pixel values for the RGB channels of an image
- Separating the RGB channels of an image
- Combining multiple channels of an image
- α-blending two images
- Superimposing two images
- Adding two images
- Computing the difference between two images
- Subtracting two images and superimposing two image negatives
- Image manipulations with scikit-image
- Inverse warping and geometric transformation using the warp() function
- Applying the swirl transform
- Adding random Gaussian noise to images
- Computing the cumulative distribution function of an image
- Image manipulation with Matplotlib
- Drawing contour lines for an image
- Image manipulation with the scipy.misc and scipy.ndimage modules
- Image manipulations with numpy array slicing
- Dealing with different image types and file formats
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- What is image processing and some applications
- Chapter 2: Sampling, Fourier Transform, and Convolution
- Image formation – sampling and quantization
- Sampling
- Up-sampling
- Up-sampling and interpolation
- Down-sampling
- Down-sampling and anti-aliasing
- Up-sampling
- Quantization
- Quantizing with PIL
- Sampling
- Discrete Fourier Transform
- Why do we need the DFT?
- The Fast Fourier Transform algorithm to compute the DFT
- The FFT with the scipy.fftpack module
- Plotting the frequency spectrum
- The FFT with the numpy.fft module
- Computing the magnitude and phase of a DFT
- The FFT with the scipy.fftpack module
- Understanding convolution
- Why convolve an image?
- Convolution with SciPy signal's convolve2d
- Applying convolution to a grayscale image
- Convolution modes, pad values, and boundary conditions
- Applying convolution to a color (RGB) image
- Applying convolution to a grayscale image
- Convolution with SciPy ndimage.convolve
- Correlation versus convolution
- Template matching with cross-correlation between the image and template
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Image formation – sampling and quantization
- Chapter 3: Convolution and Frequency Domain Filtering
- Convolution theorem and frequency domain Gaussian blur
- Application of the convolution theorem
- Frequency domain Gaussian blur filter with numpy fft
- Gaussian kernel in the frequency domain
- Frequency domain Gaussian blur filter with scipy signal.fftconvolve()
- Comparing the runtimes of SciPy convolve() and fftconvolve() with the Gaussian blur kernel
- Frequency domain Gaussian blur filter with numpy fft
- Application of the convolution theorem
- Filtering in the frequency domain (HPF, LPF, BPF, and notch filters)
- What is a filter?
- High-Pass Filter (HPF)
- How SNR changes with frequency cut-off
- Low-pass filter (LPF)
- LPF with scipy ndimage and numpy fft
- LPF with fourier_gaussian
- LPF with scipy fftpack
- How SNR changes with frequency cutoff
- LPF with scipy ndimage and numpy fft
- Band-pass filter (BPF) with DoG
- Band-stop (notch) filter
- Using a notch filter to remove periodic noise from images
- Image restoration
- Deconvolution and inverse filtering with FFT
- Image deconvolution with the Wiener filter
- Image denoising with FFT
- Filter in FFT
- Reconstructing the final image
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Convolution theorem and frequency domain Gaussian blur
- Chapter 4: Image Enhancement
- Point-wise intensity transformations – pixel transformation
- Log transform
- Power-law transform
- Contrast stretching
- Using PIL as a point operation
- Using the PIL ImageEnhance module
- Thresholding
- With a fixed threshold
- Half-toning
- Floyd-Steinberg dithering with error diffusion
- Histogram processing – histogram equalization and matching
- Contrast stretching and histogram equalization with scikit-image
- Histogram matching
- Histogram matching for an RGB image
- Linear noise smoothing
- Smoothing with PIL
- Smoothing with ImageFilter.BLUR
- Smoothing by averaging with the box blur kernel
- Smoothing with the Gaussian blur filter
- Comparing smoothing with box and Gaussian kernels using SciPy ndimage
- Smoothing with PIL
- Nonlinear noise smoothing
- Smoothing with PIL
- Using the median filter
- Using max and min filter
- Smoothing (denoising) with scikit-image
- Using the bilateral filter
- Using non-local means
- Smoothing with scipy ndimage
- Smoothing with PIL
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Point-wise intensity transformations – pixel transformation
- Chapter 5: Image Enhancement Using Derivatives
- Image derivatives – Gradient and Laplacian
- Derivatives and gradients
- Displaying the magnitude and the gradient on the same image
- Laplacian
- Some notes about the Laplacian
- Effects of noise on gradient computation
- Derivatives and gradients
- Sharpening and unsharp masking
- Sharpening with Laplacian
- Unsharp masking
- With the SciPy ndimage module
- Edge detection using derivatives and filters (Sobel, Canny, and so on)
- With gradient magnitude computed using the partial derivatives
- The non-maximum suppression algorithm
- Sobel edge detector with scikit-image
- Different edge detectors with scikit-image – Prewitt, Roberts, Sobel, Scharr, and Laplace
- The Canny edge detector with scikit-image
- The LoG and DoG filters
- The LoG filter with the SciPy ndimage module
- Edge detection with the LoG filter
- Edge detection with the Marr and Hildreth's algorithm using the zero-crossing computation
- Finding and enhancing edges with PIL
- With gradient magnitude computed using the partial derivatives
- Image pyramids (Gaussian and Laplacian) – blending images
- A Gaussian pyramid with scikit-image transform pyramid module
- A Laplacian pyramid with scikit-image transform's pyramid module
- Constructing the Gaussian Pyramid
- Reconstructing an image only from its Laplacian pyramid
- Blending images with pyramids
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Image derivatives – Gradient and Laplacian
- Chapter 6: Morphological Image Processing
- The scikit-image morphology module
- Binary operations
- Erosion
- Dilation
- Opening and closing
- Skeletonizing
- Computing the convex hull
- Removing small objects
- White and black top-hats
- Extracting the boundary
- Fingerprint cleaning with opening and closing
- Grayscale operations
- Binary operations
- The scikit-image filter.rank module
- Morphological contrast enhancement
- Noise removal with the median filter
- Computing the local entropy
- The SciPy ndimage.morphology module
- Filling holes in binary objects
- Using opening and closing to remove noise
- Computing the morphological Beucher gradient
- Computing the morphological Laplace
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- The scikit-image morphology module
- Chapter 7: Extracting Image Features and Descriptors
- Feature detectors versus descriptors
- Harris Corner Detector
- With scikit-image
- With sub-pixel accuracy
- An application – image matching
- Robust image matching using the RANSAC algorithm and Harris Corner features
- With scikit-image
- Blob detectors with LoG, DoG, and DoH
- Laplacian of Gaussian (LoG)
- Difference of Gaussian (DoG)
- Determinant of Hessian (DoH)
- Histogram of Oriented Gradients
- Algorithm to compute HOG descriptors
- Compute HOG descriptors with scikit-image
- Scale-invariant feature transform
- Algorithm to compute SIFT descriptors
- With opencv and opencv-contrib
- Application – matching images with BRIEF, SIFT, and ORB
- Matching images with BRIEF binary descriptors with scikit-image
- Matching with ORB feature detector and binary descriptor using scikit-image
- Matching with ORB features using brute-force matching with python-opencv
- Brute-force matching with SIFT descriptors and ratio test with OpenCV
- Haar-like features
- Haar-like feature descriptor with scikit-image
- Application – face detection with Haar-like features
- Face/eye detection with OpenCV using pre-trained classifiers with Haar-cascade features
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Chapter 8: Image Segmentation
- What is image segmentation?
- Hough transform – detecting lines and circles
- Thresholding and Otsu's segmentation
- Edges-based/region-based segmentation
- Edge-based segmentation
- Region-based segmentation
- Morphological watershed algorithm
- Felzenszwalb, SLIC, QuickShift, and Compact Watershed algorithms
- Felzenszwalb's efficient graph-based image segmentation
- SLIC
- RAG merging
- QuickShift
- Compact Watershed
- Region growing with SimpleITK
- Active contours, morphological snakes, and GrabCut algorithms
- Active contours
- Morphological snakes
- GrabCut with OpenCV
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Chapter 9: Classical Machine Learning Methods in Image Processing
- Supervised versus unsupervised learning
- Unsupervised machine learning – clustering, PCA, and eigenfaces
- K-means clustering for image segmentation with color quantization
- Spectral clustering for image segmentation
- PCA and eigenfaces
- Dimension reduction and visualization with PCA
- 2D projection and visualization
- Eigenfaces with PCA
- Eigenfaces
- Reconstruction
- Eigen decomposition
- Dimension reduction and visualization with PCA
- Supervised machine learning – image classification
- Downloading the MNIST (handwritten digits) dataset
- Visualizing the dataset
- Training kNN, Gaussian Bayes, and SVM models to classify MNIST
- k-nearest neighbors (KNN) classifier
- Squared Euclidean distance
- Computing the nearest neighbors
- Evaluating the performance of the classifier
- Bayes classifier (Gaussian generative model)
- Training the generative model – computing the MLE of the Gaussian parameters
- Computing the posterior probabilities to make predictions on test data and model evaluation
- SVM classifier
- k-nearest neighbors (KNN) classifier
- Supervised machine learning – object detection
- Face detection with Haar-like features and cascade classifiers with AdaBoost – Viola-Jones
- Face classification using the Haar-like feature descriptor
- Finding the most important Haar-like features for face classification with the random forest ensemble classifier
- Face classification using the Haar-like feature descriptor
- Detecting objects with SVM using HOG features
- HOG training
- Classification with the SVM model
- Computing BoundingBoxes with HOG-SVM
- Non-max suppression
- Face detection with Haar-like features and cascade classifiers with AdaBoost – Viola-Jones
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Chapter 10: Deep Learning in Image Processing - Image Classification
- Deep learning in image processing
- What is deep learning?
- Classical versus deep learning
- Why deep learning?
- CNNs
- Conv or pooling or FC layers – CNN architecture and how it works
- Convolutional layer
- Pooling layer
- Non-linearity – ReLU layer
- FC layer
- Dropout
- Conv or pooling or FC layers – CNN architecture and how it works
- Image classification with TensorFlow or Keras
- Classification with TF
- Classification with dense FC layers with Keras
- Visualizing the network
- Visualizing the weights in the intermediate layers
- CNN for classification with Keras
- Classifying MNIST
- Visualizing the intermediate layers
- Some popular deep CNNs
- VGG-16/19
- Classifying cat/dog images with VGG-16 in Keras
- Training phase
- Testing (prediction) phase
- Classifying cat/dog images with VGG-16 in Keras
- InceptionNet
- ResNet
- VGG-16/19
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Deep learning in image processing
- Chapter 11: Deep Learning in Image Processing - Object Detection, and more
- Introducing YOLO v2
- Classifying and localizing images and detecting objects
- Proposing and detecting objects using CNNs
- Using YOLO v2
- Using a pre-trained YOLO model for object detection
- Deep semantic segmentation with DeepLab V3+
- Semantic segmentation
- DeepLab V3+
- DeepLab v3 architecture
- Steps you must follow to use DeepLab V3+ model for semantic segmentation
- Transfer learning – what it is, and when to use it
- Transfer learning with Keras
- Neural style transfers with cv2 using a pre-trained torch model
- Understanding the NST algorithm
- Implementation of NST with transfer learning
- Ensuring NST with content loss
- Computing the style cost
- Computing the overall loss
- Neural style transfer with Python and OpenCV
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Introducing YOLO v2
- Chapter 12: Additional Problems in Image Processing
- Seam carving
- Content-aware image resizing with seam carving
- Object removal with seam carving
- Seamless cloning and Poisson image editing
- Image inpainting
- Variational image processing
- Total Variation Denoising
- Creating flat-texture cartoonish images with total variation denoising
- Image quilting
- Texture synthesis
- Texture transfer
- Face morphing
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Seam carving
- Other Books You May Enjoy
- Index
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