Foundations of Image Science Harrison H. Barrett is an extensive study book about the principles, mathematics, and statistics behind image science and imaging systems. The book is intended for students and professionals who are looking for a deep understanding of digital imaging and objective image quality assessment within a theoretical and experimental context.
This reference work addresses the mathematical foundations of image science and various imaging models, with an emphasis on the continuous-to-discrete model of digital systems. It also presents applications and case studies that illustrate the practical use of the theory.
Features
- Covers mathematics and statistics essential for understanding imaging systems
- Explains image quality assessment with objective methods
- Includes examples and applications across various direct and indirect imaging systems
- Contains relevant appendices on matrix algebra, complex variables, and probability theory
Product details
- Author: Harrison H. Barrett (University of Arizona)
- Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
- Imprint: Wiley-Interscience
- Publication date: 2003-11-18
- Number of pages: 1584
- ISBN: 9780471153009
- Subject: Physics
- BISAC: SCIENCE / Physics / General