computer vision algorithms

Computer vision uses image-capture-and-processing algorithms {computer vision algorithms} to find features and objects.

image capture

Cameras capture images pixel by pixel, with white, red, green, or blue intensity. Image algorithms can rotate, change dimensions, enhance brightness, and enhance contrast.

counting pixels

Counts light or dark pixels.

thresholding

Converts gray to black or white.

segmenting

Locates or counts textures and/or parts.

detecting edges

Finds object edges.

discovering blobs

Inspects image for connected white or black pixels to establish image reference points and regions.

recognizing components

Extracts simple three-dimensional geometric figures from image.

recognizing patterns

Locates features or objects, which may have different rotations or sizes and overlap or occlude each other.

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