Introduction to Advanced Digital Image Processing
Ankur Dumka, Alaknanda Ashok, Parag Verma, Poonam Verma · 2020
Digital image processing is being used ubiquitously in various fields, which has been increasing exponentially. Image processing requires manipulation of image data using various electronic devices and softwares. Along with devices, digital image processing requires the application of different algorithms as per the requirements to convert a physical image into a digital image to fetch desired information or features. A digital image is a representation of two-dimensional images as a finite set of digital picture elements termed as pixels. Binary images are images whose pixels have only two possible values normally as 0 and 1 displayed as black and white. 24-bit color format is also known as true color format. Like 16-bit color format, in a 24-bit color format, the 24 bits are again distributed in three different formats of red, green, and blue. Since 24 bits are equally divided on 8, they have been distributed equally between three different color channels.