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Lecture Notes on Mathematical Morphology: Grayscale Images

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Mathematical Morphology

Mathematical Morphology. Christopher Chedeau Gauthier Lemoine. Overview. Goals Segmentation Edge detection Skeletonization Image compression Noise reduction Feature Detection. Algorithms Erosion & Dilation Opening & Closing Gradient Hit & Miss Thinning Top Hat Convolution

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Presentation Title Goes Here: Up to Two Lines

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WEBCAS (WEBCAM BASED CLASSROOM ATTENDANCE SYSTEM)

WEBCAS (WEBCAM BASED CLASSROOM ATTENDANCE SYSTEM). ADITYA KAWATRA ARPIT MAHESHWARI MANISH MEHTA ANURAG KUMAR. OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT. To take attendance of a class with known strength and dimensions using webcams and to develop a hardware software interface for the same.

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Web Foundations

Web Foundations. Wednesday, October 16, 2013 LECTURE 13 : WireFraming , CSS VENDOR EXTENSIONS, CSS POSITIONING LAB WALKTHROUGH. Wireframes. Creating a wireframe is one of the first steps you should take before designing a website layout.

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Sue Cullen Program Manager, CSUN Universal Design Center Accessibility Network Product Testing Coordinator for the CS

Sue Cullen Program Manager, CSUN Universal Design Center Accessibility Network Product Testing Coordinator for the CSU ATNetwork. UDC Mission. Assist the campus community in creating pathways for individuals to learn, communicate, and share via information technology.

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Foundation Production

Foundation Production. Magazine Analysis. Cameras and computer programmes.

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Adding Scanned Images

Adding Scanned Images. Images can be scanned directly into PowerPoint Select the lowest resolution you can get away with High resolution scans = large file sizes You can also use an image editing program like Photoshop (to crop, resize, touch-up, color correction).

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