Introduction to Image Analysis in Python
| Authors | Anil C R | 
| Level | Beginner | 
| Topic | Scientific Programming | 
| Tags | Image Processing, NumPy, SciPy | 
Summary
    This talk is meant as an introduction to using python for image processing and as an alternative to "oh so expensive" Matlab. I am assuming exposure to some programming in Python, programming experience in SciPY/NumPy is helpful but not assumed. Exposure to image processing is not assumed.
I will post the code and slides on my website.
Outline
    - What are images?
 - Introduction to NumPy/SciPy (depending on if it's not already given in another talk or if required)
 - Why NumPy/SciPY?
 - Filtering
 - Demos
 - What's not there in SciPy?
 - Q 'n' A
 
Notes
    
Profile of the authors
    Anil C R is currently pursuing a PhD in Electrical Engineering from IISc, he likes to program but is normally seen doing math or dozing off on his table.
Files
 
| file | size | uploaded | comment | 
|---|---|---|---|
| PyCon2010ImageProcessingAnilCR.pdf | 653.9 KB | september 19, 2010 | This slide is just an overview of what I will be doing, I might change the contents depending on the audiance | 
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