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Morphologische Bildverarbeitung

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Viele Anwendungsbeispiele wurden durch das gesamte Buch hindurch vorgestellt. Dieses letzte Kapitel vermittelt einen kurzen Überblick über weitere praktische Probleme, die mit Hilfe morphologischer Algorithmen gelöst worden sind. Diese Probleme sind nach den Anwendungsgebieten sortiert (Abschn. 11.1–11.7): Geowissenschaften, Material Wissenschaften, biologische und medizinische Bildverarbeitung, industrielle Anwendungen, Identifikation und Sicherheitskontrolle, Dokumentenverarbeitung und Bildcodierung. Weitere Gebiete werden in Abschn. 11.8 erläutert. Das Kapitel schließt mit einer Literaturliste ab. Es sei darauf hingewiesen, daß das dort aufgeführte Literaturverzeichnis keinen Anspruch auf Vollständigkeit hat. Insbesondere werden nur Artikel, die in Bildverarbeitungsfachzeitschriften veröffentlicht wurden, aufgeführt (mit einigen durch die Interessen der Autoren bedingten Ausnahmen). Die am häufigsten zitierten Fachzeitschriften werden nachfolgend aufgelistet:

  • Computer Vision Graphics and Image Processing (Sonderausgabe: Volume 35, 1986). Zwei verschiedene Zeitschriften sind aus dieser Zeitschrift entstanden: Image Understanding und Graphical Models and Image Processing.

  • IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence.

  • IEEE Transactions on Image Processing (Sonderausgabe über nichtlineare Bildverarbeitung: Vol. 5, Nummer 6, Juni 1996).

  • Journal of Electronic Imaging (Sonderausgabe über nichtlineare Bildverarbeitung: Vol. 5, Nummer 3, Juli 1996).

  • Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision (Sonderausgabe über Morphologie: Vol. 1, Nummer 3, September 1992).

  • Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation

  • Machine Vision Applications

  • Pattern Recognition

  • Pattern Recognition Letters

  • Signal Processing (Sonderausgaben über mathematische Morphologie: Vol. 16, Nummer 4, April 1989 und Vol. 38, 1994).

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Soille, P. (1998). Anwendungsgebiete. In: Morphologische Bildverarbeitung. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72190-8_11

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