Image enhancement techniques
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This document provides an overview of image enhancement techniques. It discusses the objectives of image enhancement, which is to process an image to make it more suitable for a specific application or task. The document focuses on spatial domain techniques for image enhancement, specifically point processing methods and histogram processing. It categorizes image enhancement methods into two broad categories: spatial domain methods, which directly manipulate pixel values; and frequency domain methods, which first convert the image into the frequency domain before performing enhancements.
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