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A must read for image processing and computer vision? [closed]

I tried to read Digital Image Processing by Gonzalez/Woods but I found it difficult to understand/grasp. I have taken a Graduate Course in Computer Vision, which is more practically oriented and I am doing lot of cool stuff with OpenCV, however I still feel I am swimming in higher abstractions, and do NOT understand the basics beneath.

I am planning to read a book on Computer Vision/Image Processing during the Winter Break to solidify my understanding of the content and would appreciate some must-read suggestions


I have done assignments like - camera calibration, image transforms, stitching images into panoramas, haar classification.

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Vaibhav Bajpai Avatar asked Nov 28 '10 15:11

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You should probably take a look at Szeliski's book

Hartley and Zisserman's book is also excellent.

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carlosdc Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 22:09

carlosdc


Gonzales and woods (or Wintz in my day) is a very good introduction.

There is a more readable but less concise introduction - Image-Processing-Analysis-Machine-Vision

And since you are working with opencv - you can do worse than read the opencv book

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Martin Beckett Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 21:09

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