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Image processing on personal computers

Verwer, Groen, Ekkers, Ellens

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A weighed evaluation based on user interface, functionality, flexibility, and response time is proposed, and weigh factors are given for image analysis. As a first test, four systems are evaluated using the proposed evaluation: for the Macintosh II TCL-image and Image, for the IBM-PC TIM, and for the ATARI-SI AIM. Digital signal processors are described from an image-processing point of view. Addressing, parallel processing, processing units, and software support requirements are discussed.>

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A weighed evaluation based on user interface, functionality, flexibility, and response time is proposed, and weigh factors are given for image analysis. As a first test, four systems are evaluated using the proposed evaluation: for the Macintosh II TCL-image and Image, for the IBM-PC TIM, and for the ATARI-SI AIM. Digital signal processors are described from an image-processing point of view. Addressing, parallel processing, processing units, and software support requirements are discussed.>

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A weighed evaluation based on user interface, functionality, flexibility, and response time is proposed, and weigh factors are given for image analysis. As a first test, four systems are evaluated using the proposed evaluation: for the Macintosh II TCL-image and Image, for the IBM-PC TIM, and for the ATARI-SI AIM. Digital signal processors are described from an image-processing point of view. Addressing, parallel processing, processing units, and software support requirements are discussed.>

Key concepts: Computer science, Image processing, IBM PC compatible, Flexibility (engineering), IBM, Digital image processing, Software, Interface (matter)

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