Titlebook: Interactive Image Processing for Machine Vision; Bruce G. Batchelor,Frederick Waltz Book 1993 Springer-Verlag London 1993 Software.compute

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Syntax of IIPL (Interactive Image Processing Language), a language, which happens to be very convenient for describing certain types of operation but is much less satisfactory for others. For example, the procedure for making a cup of coffee is not one that readily lends itself to mathematical formalism. This is not an isolated instance. Even the simple

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Practical Considerations,e physical layout of the workstation, the size and color of display screens, lighting, and the response time of the Interactive Image Processor (IIP) are all of great importance in ensuring that the user and the machine work together harmoniously. In this chapter, we discuss these issues and other d

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t costs and improve efficiency in light of the growing interest in sustainability. One strategy for accomplishing this goal is to streamline operations through the use of Internet of Things technologies and the rationalization of supply chains. The goal of supply chain rationalization is to reduce c