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This volume presents the subject of image processing and analysis to the point of view of the user. The standard algorithms, procedures and rules of thumb are explained in the context of successful application to biological or medical images and chapters cover image acquisition, processing, analysis and pattern recognition. This approach equips the user with the necessary background for informed use of image processing software, and the ability to write their own programs if need be. There are explanations of more advanced techniques, such as the reconstruction, mapping and warping of 3D images, and each has reference to specific applications. This is an extremely usable, practical guide for the beginning postgraduate biologist or medical researcher.
This book investigates the practical application of image processing and analysis techniques specifically tailored for biological and medical research contexts. The authors, Jim Graham and Richard Baldock, provide a technical framework that bridges the gap between theoretical algorithms and their implementation in laboratory settings. By focusing on the user experience, the text enables researchers to navigate complex software tools and develop custom programs to address specific imaging challenges.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this text as a foundational resource for postgraduate students and researchers entering the field of biological imaging. Readers frequently note the balance between accessible explanations and the technical depth required for practical application in a laboratory environment.
Page Count:
328
Publication Date:
2000-03-02
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199637008
ISBN-13:
9780199637003
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