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Assignment - 0 • Image Manipulation Merging Scaling Intensity Centralization Merging Merge two images horizontally to create a new image

Computer Science

Assignment - 0

Image Manipulation

  1. Merging
  2. Scaling
  3. Intensity Centralization

Merging

  • Merge two images horizontally to create a new image.
  • Input:
  • Image left
  • Image right
  • Column at which to merge the images

Column =  155

 

 

 

Intensity Scaling

  • Scaling: multiply each pixel in the image using a constant value called as scaling factor. Scaling factor is a value between 0 and 1.
  • Input:
  • Image
  • Column at which left section ends and right section begins
  • Scaling factor for left section (alpha)
  • Scaling factor for right section (beta)

Intensity Centralization

  • The two images can have very different overall brightness values.
  • The goal is to make sure that the average intensities of the left section and the right section are equal and centralized (= ~128).
  • After centralizing pixels, the average of all the pixels in the left section and right section will be ~128
  • Input:
  • Image
  • Column at which left section ends and right section begins

 

           (??) Column = 155                                        pixels (??)

  1. Compute offset. (?? = 128 − ??)      2.  Compute offset. (?? = 128 −??)
  2. For each pixel ?(?, ?) in the left section   3. For each pixel ?(?, ?) in the right section

 

Assignment - 0

  1. Merging (10 Pts.)
  2. Intensity Scaling (10 Pts)
  3. Intensity  Centralizing (10 Pts)

Total: 30 Pts.

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