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Learn image processing and GUIs while having fun in MATLAB, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 62 lectures, based on 239 reviews, and has 2881 subscribers.

You will learn about How to think about and work with digital images! Your MATLAB programming skills will be much better at the end of this course. You'll learn from one of Udemy's top MATLAB instructors with nearly two decades of teaching experience. You will understand image processing functions including smoothing, filtering, blending, and embossing. Make movies and animations! Create graphical user interfaces (GUI) from scratch, with and without the MATLAB GUIDE tool. Advanced programming techniques including handles and vectorization. This course is ideal for individuals who are programmers or scientists or engineers or data scientists or students It is particularly useful for programmers or scientists or engineers or data scientists or students.

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Title: Learn image processing and GUIs while having fun in MATLAB

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 62

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 62

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

  • How to think about and work with digital images!
  • Your MATLAB programming skills will be much better at the end of this course.
  • You'll learn from one of Udemy's top MATLAB instructors with nearly two decades of teaching experience.
  • You will understand image processing functions including smoothing, filtering, blending, and embossing.
  • Make movies and animations!
  • Create graphical user interfaces (GUI) from scratch, with and without the MATLAB GUIDE tool.
  • Advanced programming techniques including handles and vectorization.

Who Should Attend

  • programmers
  • scientists
  • engineers
  • data scientists
  • students

Target Audiences

  • programmers
  • scientists
  • engineers
  • data scientists
  • students

Images are the most important ways of getting information across, ranging from art to marketing to politics. And nowadays, nearly all images are digital. Therefore, it’s important to know about image processing and digital image processing.

What will you get from this course?

  1. You will learn fundamental skills in image processing and graphical user interfaces (GUIs) in a way that is fun and engaging. Being bored while learning is a waste of everyone’s time and energy, plus you really only learn when you are enjoying the learning experience. You don’t need any background in image processing before taking this course.

  2. Improving your MATLAB programming skills. This is not only about image processing related code; you’ll also increase your MATLAB coding and programming skills concerning numerical processing, control statements, working with data, and more.

What are the prerequisites?

You need some basic MATLAB programming experience. If you are totally new to MATLAB, then please take an intro-MATLAB programming course first.

If you are familiar with variables, if-then statements, for-loops, and creating functions, then you have the necessary knowledge for this course.

What should you do now?

Check out the list of topics and watch the preview videos to find out if this course is right for you. If you have any questions, send me a message. You should also check out the student reviews of my other courses to see what people think about my teaching style in general.

See you in class!

Mike

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Basic MATLAB image-processing programming

Lecture 1: How best to learn from this course!

Lecture 2: Introduction to get, set, and graphics handles

Lecture 3: Introduction to GUIDE

Chapter 2: Do "math" with a drunk calculator

Lecture 1: MATLAB code file from this section

Lecture 2: The calculator figure

Lecture 3: Create and place the number buttons

Lecture 4: Create and place the math buttons

Lecture 5: Define the button functions

Lecture 6: Error handling

Lecture 7: Give the calculator some "alcohol"

Chapter 3: Annoy your parents by blurring family photos

Lecture 1: MATLAB code file from this section

Lecture 2: Importing and displaying pictures

Lecture 3: Gaussian blur via 2D convolution

Lecture 4: Mean-smoothing blur via 2D convolution

Lecture 5: Be "nice" and sharpen the images

Lecture 6: Median filter for cleaning speckle noise

Lecture 7: Saving pictures as image files

Chapter 4: Impress your boss with embossing filters

Lecture 1: MATLAB code file from this section

Lecture 2: What are embossing filters?

Lecture 3: Create the embossing GUI layout

Lecture 4: Implement the embossing filter

Lecture 5: Import and export pictures

Chapter 5: The Stoic Bird game

Lecture 1: MATLAB code files from this section

Lecture 2: Implement physics of projectile motion

Lecture 3: Create the bird

Lecture 4: Make the bird-throwing GUI

Lecture 5: Put the code into the GUI

Lecture 6: Implement the trajectory interface

Chapter 6: Play pong against an angry AI

Lecture 1: MATLAB code files from this section

Lecture 2: Introduction: What is pong?

Lecture 3: Create the figure and the pong court

Lecture 4: Create the ball and the paddles

Lecture 5: Move the ball and check for goals

Lecture 6: Move the human's paddle

Lecture 7: Move the AI's paddle

Lecture 8: Quit the game on keypress 'q'

Lecture 9: Give the AI an attitude

Chapter 7: How to get a car into outer space

Lecture 1: MATLAB code files from this section

Lecture 2: No rocket? No problem! Blend the car into space!

Lecture 3: Not a magician? Sliderbars can fix that!

Lecture 4: Let the car randomly explore space

Lecture 5: How many galaxies are in the picture? (segmentation)

Chapter 8: Ruin your pictures with histogram equalization

Lecture 1: MATLAB code files from this section

Lecture 2: What is histogram equalization?

Lecture 3: Histogram equalization in code

Lecture 4: Create the histogram GUI

Lecture 5: Finalize the GUI functionality

Chapter 9: Create 3D magic-eye (autostereogram) pictures

Lecture 1: MATLAB code files from this section

Lecture 2: How to look at stereoscopic images

Lecture 3: Image depth via 3D rotation

Lecture 4: Layer depth via horizontal spacing

Lecture 5: Hiding the surface in a background

Chapter 10: Structure from motion

Lecture 1: MATLAB code files from this section

Lecture 2: 2D example with a triangle

Lecture 3: 3D example with a noisy sphere

Lecture 4: 3D example with a cylinder

Lecture 5: Dot kinetogram

Chapter 11: Low-rank approximations of famous people

Lecture 1: MATLAB code files from this section

Lecture 2: The SVD: math background

Lecture 3: Approximation of Albert Einstein

Lecture 4: SVD challenge: Barack Obama vs. Donald Trump

Chapter 12: Bonus section

Lecture 1: Bonus lecture

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