Reviews
First of all, the best part is that it's a book of Calabone. Although in black and white books, the results are not properly explained, they are all in the collar, so they are not too bad. For the first time, we're describing long-term background knowledge and theory for the first person to see the video processing, and each reader might be different, but it seems to be very helpful to you for the very first time. There are so many things that we can talk about, but there are not many places
I don't want to use the visual horn, but if you have to deal with open-source video, you have no choice. It's like this book is easy and convenient to access. I think even if you haven't studied language in particular, you can understand it a little bit. Definitely useful.
Hwang Seon-gyu: Visual C++ Image Processing Programming
[Venial C++] programming for students and students who are taking third grade video processing programs and not having the basis for video processing, c/C+ graduate students and developers. Books have designed to explain various video processing algorithms in simple terms so that even beginners can easily understand and be interested, and to start with the basis of the video processing and add one or two of the different techniques necessary for video understanding. Using the latest development tools and C++ techniques, it also provides a direct demonstration of various video processing techniques that we have learned from our theories.
Korean title: Visual C++ 영상 처리 프로그래밍
Korean author: 황선규
Korean publisher: 길벗
ISBN-13: 9791186978153
Reviews
First of all, the best part is that it's a book of Calabone. Although in black and white books, the results are not properly explained, they are all in the collar, so they are not too bad. For the first time, we're describing long-term background knowledge and theory for the first person to see the video processing, and each reader might be different, but it seems to be very helpful to you for the very first time. There are so many things that we can talk about, but there are not many places
I don't want to use the visual horn, but if you have to deal with open-source video, you have no choice. It's like this book is easy and convenient to access. I think even if you haven't studied language in particular, you can understand it a little bit. Definitely useful.
