EECE 575: Digital Image and Video Processing

Course Outline

  1. Mathematical Preliminaries (1 week)
    • Linear shift invariant systems
    • Fourier and Z transforms
    • Matrix theory - Linear Algebra
    • Random signals and discrete random fields
    • Orthogonality principle in Estimation Theory
       
  2. Image Perception and Physical Modeling (1 week)
    • The human eye
    • Light, luminance, and brightness
    • Color modeling and representation
    • Imaging tools (camera, photographic film, stereo imaging)
       
  3. Image Capture, Sampling and Quantization (1 week)
    • Scanning, recording, and displaying
    • Sampling theory
    • Quantization: uniform and non-uniform quantization
    • Masking and visual quantization
       
  4. Mathematical Modeling (2 weeks)
    • KLT, DFT, FFT, DCT, DST, Hadamard, Haar, and other transforms
    • Properties of transforms: energy compaction, decorrelation
    • Two-dimensional FIR filters: design and implementation
    • Two-dimensional IIR filters: stability, convergence, implementation
    • Mathematical Morphology
    • ARMA models, linear prediction, spectral factorization
       
  5. Image Enhancement (1 week)
    • Histogram modeling techniques
    • Smoothing and sharpening
    • Filtering, model-based enhancement
    • Multi-component Image enhancement
       
  6. Image Restoration (1 week)
    • Degradation/observation models
    • Inverse filtering, interpolation, extrapolation
       
  7. Image Reconstruction from Projections (1 week)
    • Projection-based image processing, tomography
    • Radon Transform
    • Convolution/back projection algorithms
       
  8. Image Analysis (1 week)
    • Feature detection and extraction
    • Boundary, region, and moment representation
    • Image segmentation
       
  9. Digital Video (3 weeks)
    • What is digital video?
    • Spatio-temporal sampling and reconstruction
    • Motion modeling and estimation
    • Video filtering
       

Number of Lecture Hours:  3-0-0


Text: A Study Guide for Digital Image Processing, by M. Smith and A. Docef.

Grading:

  • Homework: 10%
  • Midterm Exam: 20%
  • Final Exam: 35%
  • Project: 35%