Cris’ Image Analysis Blog

A frequent problem in image processing is aligning two or more images together.

Today we released DIPlib version 3.5.2.

For a while I’ve been interested in adding the popular graph cut segmentation algorithm to DIPlib.

This morning I was reading a chapter about the architecture of ITK in a book called The Architecture of Open Source Applications (Volume 2).

This week we released DIPlib version 3.5.0.

Say, you have a labeled image, like this: And say, some of those labeled regions are not objects of interest.

I find myself regularly explaining how to efficiently implement a convolution (a linear filter).

Today’s post discusses different possible color maps you can use to display a scalar image (i.e. an image with a single channel, often referred to as a grayscale image).

OpenCV is undoubtedly the most popular library for image processing and computer vision.

Yesterday we released DIPlib version 3.4.0.