A: Captured image with compensated illumination. B: Control pattern applied to the captured image. C: Normalised image with white backlight. D: Normalised image with compensated light. E: Control pattern applied to the captured image (C). F: Comparison of the image histograms: the red one without applying any control and the blue one after applying the control. G: Comparison of profile lines, the red one without applying the control to (A) and the blue one after applying the control (A). The blue and red squares are the grey levels caused by a worm. H: Comparison of profile lines (C) and (D).</p
The object of research is the procedure for processing digital images for remote registration of Gam...
The object of research is the procedure for processing digital images for remote registration of Gam...
We use a direct greyscale matching paradigm to examine the role of hue, brightness and luminance in ...
A: Captured image pseudo-colour with compensated illumination. B: Segmented image of (A) by a thresh...
A: The average grey level of the image produced by a white backlight with time (about 30,000s). B: T...
Example of a comparison of the same sample of worms taken under bright-field (A) and under 470 nm fl...
Several techniques have been proposed to date to build colour invariants between camera views with v...
<p>(A) Brightfield image of <i>C. elegans</i> worms not amenable to thresholding because of intensit...
<p>The same data was plotted as histograms whose independent variable was the angle (hue). Each of t...
Pictorial relief was measured for a series of pictures of a smooth solid object. The scene was geome...
Any image can be described in terms of its statistics (i.e. quantitative parameters calculated from ...
1. To understand the function of colour signals in nature, we require robust quantitative analytical...
The objective of image reproduction is, as used here, to reproduce visual information that is availa...
To understand the function of colour signals in nature, we require robust quantitative analytical fr...
Several techniques have been proposed to date to build colour invariants between camera views with v...
The object of research is the procedure for processing digital images for remote registration of Gam...
The object of research is the procedure for processing digital images for remote registration of Gam...
We use a direct greyscale matching paradigm to examine the role of hue, brightness and luminance in ...
A: Captured image pseudo-colour with compensated illumination. B: Segmented image of (A) by a thresh...
A: The average grey level of the image produced by a white backlight with time (about 30,000s). B: T...
Example of a comparison of the same sample of worms taken under bright-field (A) and under 470 nm fl...
Several techniques have been proposed to date to build colour invariants between camera views with v...
<p>(A) Brightfield image of <i>C. elegans</i> worms not amenable to thresholding because of intensit...
<p>The same data was plotted as histograms whose independent variable was the angle (hue). Each of t...
Pictorial relief was measured for a series of pictures of a smooth solid object. The scene was geome...
Any image can be described in terms of its statistics (i.e. quantitative parameters calculated from ...
1. To understand the function of colour signals in nature, we require robust quantitative analytical...
The objective of image reproduction is, as used here, to reproduce visual information that is availa...
To understand the function of colour signals in nature, we require robust quantitative analytical fr...
Several techniques have been proposed to date to build colour invariants between camera views with v...
The object of research is the procedure for processing digital images for remote registration of Gam...
The object of research is the procedure for processing digital images for remote registration of Gam...
We use a direct greyscale matching paradigm to examine the role of hue, brightness and luminance in ...