kevin
you also can try Pdf image
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Machine Vision and Image Processing
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Machine vision and image processing news
- Added on: Jul 14th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: AndyCWilson
- Listed in: Computers Technology
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karan
Hi Andy,
I am a beginner in image processing techniques. I have been trying to resize a 29×36 bmp image to 32×32 bmp image. I am using an Octave platform, which works on the same lines as MATLAB. I used the
imresize(I,[32,32]); it surely resizes the image but some information is lost in this process.
How do i resize an image without any image distortion?
Hope you can help.
Thanks,
AGD
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