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Climb – A Generic and Dynamic Approach to Image Processing

vjeux EPITA 2010-06-11

I have integrated the LRDE (EPITA Research & Development Lab) few months ago as a student and this is my first research presentation.

Climb - A Generic and Dynamic Approach to Image Processing

Abstract: "Climb is a generic image processing library. A case study of the erosion algorithm from mathematical morphology highlights the issues of a non-generic implementation. Structures such as Image, Site Set and Accumulator are defined to solve them. Genericity is even increased by the concept of Morphers: a way to alter the communication between an object and the outside world. All these additions are done using the dynamic aspect of Lisp that allows for rapid prototyping."

Presentation

The oral presentation is in French. The slides (Download) are not readable in the video due to the poor recording quality, please scroll the slideshare at the same time you are viewing the video.

Technical Report

Along with the presentation, I have written a 20-pages technical report (Download).

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  • http://www.mysc2vids.com/ Alina Kovakolsky

    This is looking good. I am definitively going to use it for some stuff that I have been working on. Thank you! :D

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