DIGITAL IMAGE ANALYSIS SYSTEM

IMAGE PROCESSING

Drag and drop images into lines of code or equations, apply sophisticated image processing algorithms, analyze, visualize, and generate interactive applications—all in one system, with one integrated workflow.
The Mathematica image processing solution seamlessly integrates specialized capabilities like state-of-the-art built-in image processing functions, easy import of data, and an interactive interface with the reliability of Mathematica's symbolic and algorithmic capabilities.
Performing neighborhood processing using highly optimized filters
Color image convolved with a second-derivative filter to enhance edges
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  • Built-in functionality for complete image processing workflow
    Competitor note: Matlab requires multiple extra-cost toolboxes for image processing
  • Automatic interactive interface construction to easily manipulate and analyze images
    Competitor note: Unique to Mathematica
  • Convenient drag-and-drop of images directly into the input line to apply image processing algorithms
    Competitor note: Unique to Mathematica
  • Application interface independent of the underlying image resolution for easy resolution change, up to 64 bit, without changing code
    Competitor note: Matlab requires modification of the code to change image resolution
  • Integrated environment for interactive visual workflow
    Competitor note: C, C++, and other languages require you to switch between a graphical window and text input to visualize and process images
  • Tight integration of the image processing framework with the core Mathematica system and more than twenty built-in application areas, such as GIS and statistics
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KEY CAPABILITIES
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  • Processing and analyzing biometric input such as fingerprints, iris patterns, face and ear images, retinal scans, and more
  • Processing satellite images for environmental applications to determine size of water bodies, existence and location of vegetation and other land covers, and more
  • Converting imagery into reliable artifact-free data for a GIS or geodatabase
  • Processing and analyzing medical images
  • Enhancing and restoring aerial photos for agricultural land use
  • Identifying the development of fatigue cracks in engineering materials and structures
  • Land-cover mapping through digital image processing of satellite data
  • Scene reconstruction, event detection, tracking, object recognition, learning, indexing, and motion estimation for computer vision applications
  • Analyzing remote sensing data for environmental research
  • Space and frequency domain filtering, intensity transformations, pattern recognition, and more for robot vision applications
  • Metallographic analysis, semiconductor inspection, test and measurement processes, and other industrial imaging tasks
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