Lab Session Webpage for C++ for Image Processing (DCS339/AMCM053)

Labs

Note: wxWidgets.zip – template code with GUI

• No lab session in Week 1.
• Lab 2 : C++: Input/Output, Strings, Classes, Inheritance.
• Lab 3 : C++: Vectors, Introduction to pointers and virtual functions.
• Lab 4 : C++: Pointers and Memory Management.
• Lab 5 : Image I/O and Image Re-Scaling.
• Lab 6 : Image Convolution.
• Lab 7 : Order-Statistics Filtering.
• Lab 8 : Histogram & Histogram Equalisation.
• Lab 9 : Thresholding.
• Lab 10-11 : For coursework completion by putting the programmes for the lab exercises together.
• Lab 12 for assessment of the Coursework

Courseworks

• Coursework description .
• The schedule for lab demonstrations will be available here.
• The coursework marks will be available at the beginning of next semester.

Useful Information

• Ten things on c++. As PDF.
• Here's a nice quick reference guide to all the basic c++ commands and notations.
• c++ test questions: easy and hard
• A simple example program. A wxwindows template.
• Use cygwin or eclipse to work at home under Windows. Cygwin is a linux environment for windows. Eclipse is a development environment for java for windows or linux but you can install a plugin so you can compile c++ code and run makefiles.
• A tutorial on how to debug using GDB.
• The histogram equalisation example we gave out in the tutorial.
• Connected components algorithm for finding objects
• A wavelet primer.

Related Websites

• CIP course homepage
• Tassos's cpp page
• Computer Vision and Image Processing Examples This site has lots of examples on what the results from ip functions will look like, including simple descriptions. It has examples of frequency filtering, e.g. butterworth or homomorphic. In particular this example shows the ringing effects produced by an ideal filter.

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The website is developed to supply teaching support for the course C++ for Image Processing taught by Dr Pengwei HAO . The website is still under construction! :)