I noticed you included "matlab" as a tag for this question.
I'm wondering, do you, or your school or employer, already have a licensed copy of Matlab?
Is your question asking where to find Matlab? Or where to find image processing algorithms and techniques? Or how to write a script in Matlab to process an image in some way?
BTW, Matlab is kind of a low-level tool. You knew that, right? If you go that route, you'll be processing your images as matrices. It's lots of number-crunching, and its kinda slow because Matlab is an interpreted language. Mostly a language like Matlab is used for academic tasks, and for R+D, for working the bugs out of your algorithms.
BTW, if you don't actually have a licensed copy of Matlab, the next best thing is Octave, which is basically a free open-source clone of Matlab, um here: http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/download.html
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11 years ago
I noticed you included "matlab" as a tag for this question.
I'm wondering, do you, or your school or employer, already have a licensed copy of Matlab?
Is your question asking where to find Matlab? Or where to find image processing algorithms and techniques? Or how to write a script in Matlab to process an image in some way?
BTW, Matlab is kind of a low-level tool. You knew that, right? If you go that route, you'll be processing your images as matrices. It's lots of number-crunching, and its kinda slow because Matlab is an interpreted language. Mostly a language like Matlab is used for academic tasks, and for R+D, for working the bugs out of your algorithms.
BTW, if you don't actually have a licensed copy of Matlab, the next best thing is Octave, which is basically a free open-source clone of Matlab, um here:
http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/download.html
Basic image processing functions in Octave:
http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/doc/interpreter/Image-Processing.html#Image-Processing
11 years ago
Look @ processing.org/