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The stuff that is posted on the web is usually trivial beginner stuff or research. The vast middle ground is all in books. If you are doing this for work, goto
by jremillard 17y ago
The stuff that is posted on the web is usually trivial beginner stuff or research. The vast middle ground is all in books. If you are doing this for work, goto Amazon pick up 6 or 7 the books as they tend to only have 80% overlap.
- weaksauce 17y agoDo you have any suggestions for good books?
- jremillard 17y agoWell, it depends on what you need. I think the best first book is the "The Image Processing Handbook, by John C. Russ". It is very expensive, but it is worth it when you don't where to start. After that you should look at books that are more focused/technical to the problem are working on.
- oash 17y agoI have found the following two books useful. The fundamental algorithms in image processing can be found in this free book "Image Processing in C" while the fundamental computer vision algorithms can be found in this free book "Introduction to Computer Vision" by Prof. Mubarak Shah, one of the pioneers in this area. Both books are available on Sciweavers.
- weaksauce 17y agoThose books are great! Definitely what I was looking for.