hybrid-images
There are 14 repositories under hybrid-images topic.
lionelmessi6410/Image-Filtering-and-Hybrid-Images
Create a image filtering algorithm and generate hybrid images from two distinct images by filtering them with gaussian filter.
ShuvoNewaz/CS-6476-Projects-Fall2022
This repository contains the codes and reports of the projects assigned in CS6476 (Computer Vision) at Georgia Tech in Fall 2022.
mohammadmozafari/digital-image-processing
Exploring some techniques for processing images.
VCL3D/HybridSkip
Code accompanying the paper: "Hybrid Skip: A Biologically Inspired Skip Connection for the UNet Architecture"
Redpanda-dev/DATAML300-Computer-Vision
My DATAML300 - Computer vision solutions.
Bistu-lt25680/HybridImage
Hybrid Image using OpenCV.js
Computer-Vision-Spring-2024/exVision-BasicToolkit-v1
A PyQt desktop application for basic image processing techniques along with Jupyter notebook implementation for SNAKES and Hough transformation.
Computer-Vision-Spring-2024/exVision-BasicToolkit-v2
A PyQt desktop application for basic image processing techniques along with Jupyter notebook implementation for SNAKES and Hough transformation.
samyukthababu/hybrid-image-creation
Hybrid image creation using convolution - Computer Vision
eesha12khan/Hybrid-Images_CV
A hybrid image generator that merges low-frequency and high-frequency features of two images using OpenCV.
Mohammadjafari80/Hybrid-Images
Constructing a Hybrid Image by taking two images as input.
Omar-Saad-ELGharbawy/Filtering-and-Edge-Detection-App
Filtering & Edge-Detection Image Processing Application Using C++ & QT Creator
saba-khan441/saba-khan441-Hybrid-images-CV
Hybrid images combine the low-frequency blurred components of one image with the high-frequency sharp details of another. The perception of the image changes based on the viewing distance, exploiting how the human visual system processes spatial frequencies.
Sri-Sai-Charan/Hybrid-Images
A hybrid image is an image that is perceived in one of two different ways, depending on viewing distance, based on the way humans process visual input.