The X Window System is an industry-standard software system which facilitates programmers to develop portable graphical user interfaces. This thesis describes an image processing tool developed under the X Window System. A multiwindow image display software with image editing and improvement functions is developed. The software has four modules: environment generation, image creation, image editing and image improvement. The environment generation module creates working windows, scrollbars, dialogbox and pulldown menu buttons, and tracks mouse cursor positions. The working windows are three adjacent windows allowing display of three different images simultaneously. The dialogbox provides an interface between the user and the program, such a...
The Pico image editor was developed at Bell Labs in 1984. The program includes a small pseudo-mathem...
The design and implementation of an interface between the C Language Integrated Production System (C...
Conventional monitors of image processing systems have not sufficient flexibility, expandability and...
This report describes the program XV, which is an interactive color image display program for workst...
A user friendly, menu driven, highly interactive X Windows package for Image Processing Applications...
The advent of digital image processing has led to the availability of a very large number of softwar...
Most of image processing systems are based on command line functions or can only display one image a...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [59]-60)Since document images are an integral part of mul...
Providing a user friendly and sophisticated user interface is a time-consuming and difficult task. O...
XVision is an example of a comprehensive software system dedicated to the processing of multidimensi...
This book puts you in charge of the most flexible and adaptable graphical interface in the computer ...
A teleradiology system was designed for image transfer between two hospitals. One of the main challe...
Image processing now has a wide variety of applications and a large amount of algorithm development ...
The X Image Extension provides a powerful mechanism for the transfer and display of virtually any im...
Window based interactive software systems can be used to create very user friendly interface e.g. to...
The Pico image editor was developed at Bell Labs in 1984. The program includes a small pseudo-mathem...
The design and implementation of an interface between the C Language Integrated Production System (C...
Conventional monitors of image processing systems have not sufficient flexibility, expandability and...
This report describes the program XV, which is an interactive color image display program for workst...
A user friendly, menu driven, highly interactive X Windows package for Image Processing Applications...
The advent of digital image processing has led to the availability of a very large number of softwar...
Most of image processing systems are based on command line functions or can only display one image a...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [59]-60)Since document images are an integral part of mul...
Providing a user friendly and sophisticated user interface is a time-consuming and difficult task. O...
XVision is an example of a comprehensive software system dedicated to the processing of multidimensi...
This book puts you in charge of the most flexible and adaptable graphical interface in the computer ...
A teleradiology system was designed for image transfer between two hospitals. One of the main challe...
Image processing now has a wide variety of applications and a large amount of algorithm development ...
The X Image Extension provides a powerful mechanism for the transfer and display of virtually any im...
Window based interactive software systems can be used to create very user friendly interface e.g. to...
The Pico image editor was developed at Bell Labs in 1984. The program includes a small pseudo-mathem...
The design and implementation of an interface between the C Language Integrated Production System (C...
Conventional monitors of image processing systems have not sufficient flexibility, expandability and...