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MATHEMATICA GUIDE
Image Processing & Analysis
Mathematica provides broad and deep built-in support for both programmatic and interactive modern industrial-strength image processing—fully integrated with Mathematica's powerful mathematical and algorithmic capabilities. Mathematica's unique symbolic architecture and notebook paradigm allow images in visual form to be included and manipulated directly, both interactively and in programs.
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Analyze Orientations in an Image
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Analyze Segmented Cells in an Image
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Analyzing Road Networks
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Apply Any Coloring Function to an Image
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Apply a Range of Filters to Any Image
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Apply Basic Morphological Operations
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Colorize Connected Components in Complex Structures
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Color Transformation
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Create a Motion Blur Effect in an Image
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Create Artistic and Photographic Effects
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Create a Stained Glass Effect on an Image
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Create Dynamic Image Processing Tools
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Create Pseudo Coloring in an Image
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Deconvolve a Blurred Image
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Detect Edges in Images
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Divide Images around Features
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Do Morphological Image Processing on Color Images
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Do Neighborhood Processing on Images
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Enumerate Possible Image Filters
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Erode a 3D Volume
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Evolution of a 3D Cellular Automaton
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Extracting the In-Focus Portion of an Image
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Extract Larger Objects from an Image
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Face Detection
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Find and Visualize Matching Points in Two Images
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Find Objects of a Specific Color
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Gradient Filtering of a 3D Image
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Import and Visualize Volume Data
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Import File Elements
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Input Images Directly in a Notebook
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Large Image Analysis
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Make Gaussian Matrix Kernels
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Manipulate Color Channels
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Match Image Histograms
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Pick out Structure with Distance Transforms
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Remove Background Features from an Image
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Remove Noise from an Image
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See inside a Volume
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Segment an Aerial Image
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Segmentation of a 3D Volume
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Similarity Graph of Images Using Earth Mover Distance
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Simplify an Image Mask
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Slice through a Volume
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Transform Images Using B-Spline Functions
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Use a Custom Color Function
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Use Iterative Nonlinear Filtering
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Visualize the Evolution of the Game of Life in 3D
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Visualize the Gradient Direction
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Visualize Tomography Data
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Wavelet Image Fusion
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Work With Images as Symbolic Expressions
