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Image processing with a GPU 8

I'd like to welcome guest blogger Anand Raja for today's post. Anand is a developer on the Image Processing Toolbox team. -Steve ... read more >>

Homomorphic filtering – part 2

I'd like to welcome back guest blogger Spandan Tiwari for the second post in his two-part series on homomorphic filtering.Last time we looked at how to apply a simple homomorphic filter. Today we... read more >>

Dealing with “Really Big” Images: Block Processing 17

I'd like to welcome back guest blogger Brendan Hannigan, for the second in a series of three posts on working with very large images in MATLAB. Contents ... read more >>

The Two Amigos 15

I'd like to introduce Brett Shoelson as guest blogger for today. Many of you already know Brett from his work on the File Exchange Pick of the Week blog, or his posts on the... read more >>

Functional design clunkers 5

Sometimes I'd really like to be able to go back in time and fix a few of the functional designs in the Image Processing Toolbox. In a few cases the original design flaw is that we bundled... read more >>

Image deblurring using regularization 10

I'd like to welcome back guest blogger Stan Reeves, professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Auburn University, for another in his series of posts on image... read more >>

Image deblurring – Wiener filter 73

I'd like to welcome back guest blogger Stan Reeves, professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Auburn University. Stan will be writing a few blogs here about image... read more >>

Image deblurring – Introduction 87

I'd like to introduce guest blogger Stan Reeves. Stan is a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Auburn University. He serves as an associate ... read more >>

Separable convolution: Part 2 25

Back in October I introduced the concept of filter separability. A two-dimensional filter s is said to be separable if it can be written as the convolution of two one-dimensional filters v and... read more >>