An Interdisciplinary Introduction to Image Processing: Pixels, Numbers, and Programs -- Support Website

The hosted materials consist of the image and data files needed in the exercises as well as the image processing software PixelMath2015.

The following links lead to the materials associated with each chapter of the text.

• 01-intro
• 02-getting-started
• 03-brightness
• 04-color
• 05-geom-xform
• 06-distortion
• 07-synthesizing
• 08-stereo
• 09-images-in-images
• 10-filtering
• 11-ready-for-python
• 12-basics
• 13-control
• 14-data-structures
• 15-functions
• 16-programming-tech
• 17-image-analysis
• 18-pattern-rec
• 19-comp-photog
• 20-misc-applications
• other
• PixelMath. The 2015 release (PixelMath2015.jar) is available. It contains numerous bug fixes and enhancements, including full editing support in the Python Window. Last updated Jan. 10, 2015. Release notes are here.

  (Note: It has been reported in 2021 that PixelMath2015 should be used with Java version 11 or earlier and NOT with Java 16. Downloadable builds of Java 11 are available for Windows, Mac, and Linux at this Microsoft website: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/java/openjdk/download).

Errata

Other Links

An example of using PixelMath for investigating genetic art has been provided by Krish Jain, of the Lake Washington School District. (Summer, 2019).

News on how PixelMath is used at the Steward School for mathematics-and-art activites (October, 2016).

Feedback

Please include "IIIP" in the subject line for questions, suggestions, or comments related to An Interdisciplinary Introduction to Image Processing. If you have a favorite exercise, effect, demonstration, etc., related to the book, sharing is encouraged! If you would like to share something, please email it to me with attribution information (your name, institution and any credits due to others), a brief description of the item, and what chapter and topic it best relates to.
 

last updated: 4 November 2016.