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Digital Image Signal Processing

Digital Image Signal Processing


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    "The aim of this book is to give an introduction to digital image processing. It helps, in understanding the book, to have a knowledge of the mathematics given in University engineering courses and the basics of linear systems theory, signal processing, and probability calculus. "

    Published: Artech House (October 1, 1987)

    ISBN: 978-0890062272

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