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E-grāmata: Image Acquisition and Processing with LabVIEW [Taylor & Francis e-book]

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  • Formāts: 266 pages, 381 Illustrations, black and white
  • Sērija : Image Processing Series
  • Izdošanas datums: 28-Jul-2003
  • Izdevniecība: CRC Press Inc
  • ISBN-13: 9780429205149
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  • Formāts: 266 pages, 381 Illustrations, black and white
  • Sērija : Image Processing Series
  • Izdošanas datums: 28-Jul-2003
  • Izdevniecība: CRC Press Inc
  • ISBN-13: 9780429205149
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Image Acquisition and Processing With LabVIEWä combines the general theory of image acquisition and processing, the underpinnings of LabVIEW and the NI Vision toolkit, examples of their applications, and real-world case studies in a clear, systematic, and richly illustrated presentation. Designed for LabVIEW programmers, it fills a significant gap in the technical literature by providing a general training manual for those new to National Instruments (NI) Vision application development and a reference for more experienced vision programmers.

The downloadable resources contain libraries of the example images and code referenced in the text, additional technical white papers, a demonstration version of LabVIEW 6.0, and an NI IMAQ demonstration that guides you through its features.

System Requirements: Using the code provided on the downloadable resources requires LabVIEW 6.1 or higher and LabVIEW Vision Toolkit 6.1 or higher. Some of the examples also require IMAQ Vision Builder 6.1 or higher, the IMAQ OCR toolkit, and IMAQ 1394 drivers.
Image Types and File Management
1(14)
Types of Images
1(3)
Grayscale
2(1)
Color
3(1)
Complex
4(1)
File Types
4(5)
Modern File Formats
5(2)
JPEG
7(1)
TIFF
7(1)
GIF
7(1)
PNG
8(1)
BMP
8(1)
AIPD
8(1)
Other Types
8(1)
Working with Image Files
9(6)
Standard Image Files
9(3)
Custom and Other Image Formats
12(3)
Setting Up
15(32)
Cameras
15(11)
Scan Types
16(1)
Progressive Area Scan
16(1)
Interlaced Area Scan
16(1)
Interlacing Standards
17(1)
Line Scan
18(1)
Camera Link
19(1)
Thermal
20(1)
Camera Advisors: Web-Based Resources
20(2)
User Solution: X-Ray Inspection System
22(1)
Introduction
22(1)
Control and Imaging Hardware Configuration
23(1)
Control Software
23(1)
Imaging Software
24(1)
Conclusions
25(1)
Image Acquisition Hardware
26(4)
National Instruments Frame Grabbers
26(1)
IEEE 1394 (FireWire) Systems
26(3)
USB Systems
29(1)
From Object to Camera
30(7)
Resolution
30(1)
Depth of Field (DOF)
31(1)
Contrast (or Modulation)
32(1)
Perspective (Parallax)
33(1)
Software Calibration
34(1)
Telecentricity
35(2)
National Instruments Lens Partners
37(1)
Lighting
37(10)
Area Arrays
38(1)
Ring
38(1)
Dark Field
39(1)
Dome
40(1)
Backlights
41(1)
Continuous Diffuse Illuminator (CDI™)
42(1)
Diffuse on Axis Lights (DOAL™) and Collimated on Axis Lights (COAL)
43(1)
Square Continuous Diffuse Illuminators (SCDI™)
44(3)
Image Acquisition
47(18)
Configuring Your Camera
47(3)
Acquisition Types
50(4)
Snap
51(1)
Grab
52(1)
Sequence
52(2)
NI-IMAQ for IEEE 1394
54(2)
User Solution: Webcam Image Acquisition
56(3)
Introduction
56(1)
Functionality
57(1)
Continuous Capture with Processing and Display
58(1)
Future Work
58(1)
Other Third-Party Image Acquisition Software
59(1)
Acquiring A VGA Signal
59(1)
TWAIN Image Acquisition
59(1)
User Solution: Combining High-Speed Imaging and Sensors for Fast Event Measurement
60(5)
The Challenge
60(1)
The Solution
60(2)
System Considerations
62(1)
System Performance
63(1)
Applications
63(1)
Summary
63(2)
Displaying Images
65(20)
Simple Display Techniques
65(2)
Displaying Images within Your Front Panel
67(7)
The Intensity Graph
67(1)
The Picture Indicator
68(3)
Embedding an IMAQ Display Window
71(3)
The Image Browser
74(3)
Overlay Tools
77(4)
Overlaying Text
77(1)
Overlaying Shapes
77(1)
Overlaying Bitmaps
78(1)
Combining Overlays
79(2)
The Vision Window Tools Palette
81(4)
Available Tools
81(3)
Vision Tools Palette Hints
84(1)
Image Processing
85(56)
The ROI (Region of Interest)
85(13)
Simple ROI Use
86(1)
Line
86(1)
Square and Rectangle
86(2)
Oval
88(1)
Complex ROIs
88(1)
Rotated Rectangle
89(1)
Annulus Arc
89(3)
ROI Tracing Example
92(1)
Manually Building a ROI: The ``ROI Descriptor''
93(5)
User Solution: Dynamic Microscopy in Brain Research
98(4)
Program Description
99(1)
Recording Video Sequences
99(1)
Analysis of Video Sequences
100(1)
Summary
101(1)
Connectivity
102(1)
Basic Operators
103(7)
Add (Combine)
103(2)
Subtract (Difference)
105(3)
Other Basic Operators
108(1)
Averaging
108(2)
User Solution: Image Averaging with LabVIEW
110(3)
Other Tools
113(12)
Symmetry (Mirroring an Image)
113(2)
Rotate
115(1)
Unwrap
116(1)
3D View
117(1)
Thresholding
117(5)
Equalization
122(3)
User Solution: QuickTime for LabVIEW
125(5)
QuickTime Integration to LabVIEW
125(1)
QTLib: The QuickTime Library
126(1)
Single Image Reading and Writing
126(1)
Reading Movies
126(1)
Writing Movies
127(1)
Video Grabbing (Figure 5.61)
127(1)
Image Transformation Functions
128(1)
Future Versions of QTLib
129(1)
For More Information
129(1)
Filters
130(11)
Using Filters
131(1)
Predefined Filters
132(1)
Gaussian
132(1)
Gradient
133(2)
Laplacian
135(2)
Smoothing
137(1)
Creating Your Own Filter
137(4)
Morphology
141(24)
Simple Morphology Theory
141(3)
Dilation
141(1)
Erosion
142(1)
Closing
142(1)
Opening
143(1)
Nonbinary Morphology
143(1)
Practical Morphology
144(1)
The Structuring Element
145(1)
Specific Morphological Functions
146(11)
Particle Removal
146(1)
Filling Particle Holes
147(1)
Distance Contouring
148(1)
IMAQ Distance
148(2)
IMAQ Danielsson
150(1)
Border Rejection
151(2)
Finding and Classifying Circular Objects
153(3)
Particle Separation
156(1)
Case Study: Find and Classify Irregular Objects
157(2)
User Solution: Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) for LabVIEW
159(6)
The Hardware
160(1)
The Software
160(3)
Summary
163(1)
Acknowledgments
163(2)
Image Analysis
165(52)
Searching and Identifying (Pattern Matching)
165(10)
The Template
166(1)
The Search
166(1)
Cross Correlation
167(1)
Scale Invariant and Rotation Invariant Matching
168(1)
Pyramidal Matching
169(1)
Complex Pattern Matching Techniques
170(1)
A Practical Example
171(4)
User Solution: Connector Pin Inspection Using Vision
175(3)
The Software
176(2)
Mathematical Manipulation of Images
178(5)
Image to Two-Dimensional Array
178(1)
Image Portions
178(3)
Filling Images
181(2)
User Solution: Image Processing with Mathematica Link for LabVIEW
183(6)
A Typical LabVIEW/Mathematica Hybrid Workflow
183(1)
Taking the Next Step
184(2)
LabVIEW/Mathematica Hybrid Applications
186(1)
Histograms and Histographs
187(2)
User Solution: Automated Instrumentation for the Assessment of Peripheral Vascular Function
189(5)
The Hardware
190(1)
The Software
190(1)
DAQ
190(1)
Postprocessing and Analysis
191(1)
Summary
192(2)
Intensity Profiles
194(1)
Particle Measurements
194(13)
Simple Automated Object Inspection
194(3)
Manual Spatial Measurements
197(2)
Finding Edges Programmatically
199(2)
Using the Caliper Tool to Measure Features
201(2)
Raking an Image for Features
203(1)
Parallel Raking
203(1)
Concentric Raking
204(1)
Spoke Raking
205(2)
User Solution: Sisson-Ammons Video Analysis (SAVA) of CBFs
207(4)
Introduction
207(1)
Measurement of Cilia Beat Frequency (CBF)
207(1)
Video Recording
208(1)
Single Point Analysis
209(1)
Whole Image Analysis
209(1)
Design Challenges
210(1)
Future Directions
210(1)
Results
210(1)
Analytical Geometry
211(6)
Measuring Between Points
211(1)
Lines Intersection
211(2)
Line Fitting
213(1)
Circle and Ellipse Fitting
214(3)
Machine Vision
217(12)
Optical Character Recognition
218(5)
Recognition Configuration
218(1)
Correction Configuration
218(2)
OCR Processing
220(1)
Practical OCR
221(1)
Distributing Executables with Embedded OCR Components
221(2)
Parsing Human--Machine Information
223(6)
7-Segment LCDs
223(1)
Barcodes
224(1)
One-Dimensional
225(1)
Two-Dimensional
225(2)
Instrument Clusters
227(2)
Glossary 229(8)
Bibliography 237(2)
Index 239


Christopher G. Relf
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