Image Transform

Transform methods in image processing

An image transform can be applied to an image to convert it from one domain to another. Viewing an image in domains such as frequency or Hough space enables the identification of features that may not be as easily detected in the spatial domain. Common image transforms include:

Computing the Hough Transform of a Gantrycrane image

Computing the Hough Transform of a Gantrycrane image.

Detecting straight lines using a radon transform

Detecting straight lines using a radon transform.

An effective approach to applying image transforms includes using a comprehensive environment for data analysis, visualization, and algorithm development. See MATLAB® and Image Processing Toolbox™ for more information.

See also: Steve on Image Processing, image enhancement, digital image processing, image segmentation, geodesy, map projection, image analysis, geometric transformations and image registration, image processing and computer vision, feature extraction, optical flow, color profile, image analysis, image thresholding, edge detection, image registration, ransac, affine transformation, lab color, point cloud, 3D Image Processing