Hi everyone,
Does anyone know an easy to understand geometry and image processing book that has source code in matlab?
Thanks alot!
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The MathWorks has lists of MATLAB-based books on their support webpage:
The books that include companion software (either a CD included with the book or a link to the set of companion M-files) will have a 
icon next to their link.
gnovice
2010-01-02 00:28:34
Hi gnovice, if possible, please suggest the only one book that has the answer to my question. I am lost :-s Thank you
sfa
2010-01-02 13:41:26
@Hoang: I can't suggest just one because 1) I haven't read them all and 2) whether or not a book is "easy to understand" is not something that is easy to judge (since what is easy to one person may not be to another).
gnovice
2010-01-03 03:42:25
I think following just 1 book to begin with and later on rummaging through the literature is always a good policy ! trying to do something from here and something from there will only leave you confused!
Egon
2010-01-16 19:46:27
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Digital Image Processing Using MATLAB by Gonzalez and Woods - heard good things about this one from some of my coleagues that do something of that kind.
ldigas
2010-01-08 02:38:54
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I highly recommend this book for studying geometry in computer vision. It begins with concepts of projective geometry and had a pretty thorough algebraic/geometric treatment of the subject.
Multiple View Geometry in Computer vision
MATLAB code for the book can be found here.
EDIT: If you liked MVG, then you should look at Faugeras' The Geometry of Multiple Images - no MATLAB code there but still very useful.
Jacob
2010-01-13 03:32:09
yes, in fact, this is really the great one, I have followed some chapters from this book. It is well written, very easy to understand.
sfa
2010-01-13 09:38:33
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Peter Koversi 's MATLAB functions are extremely extensive and very helpful for all beginners! http://www.csse.uwa.edu.au/~pk/Research/MatlabFns/
Egon
2010-01-14 05:50:41