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    Experiment 7 Aim: To Study and Implement Image Negative, Gray Level Slicing and Thresholding Code: 1. Negative of An Image

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    This document summarizes an image processing experiment involving negative images, gray level slicing, and thresholding. The experiment uses OpenCV and NumPy to read an image, apply the processing techniques, and display the output. Code segments show how to take the negative of an image by subtracting pixel values from 255, perform gray level slicing by selecting a range of values to set to 255 with all others to 0, and apply thresholding by segmenting pixels above or below a given threshold value.

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    Experiment 7 Aim: To Study and Implement Image Negative, Gray Level Slicing and Thresholding Code: 1. Negative of An Image

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    This document summarizes an image processing experiment involving negative images, gray level slicing, and thresholding. The experiment uses OpenCV and NumPy to read an image, apply the processing techniques, and display the output. Code segments show how to take the negative of an image by subtracting pixel values from 255, perform gray level slicing by selecting a range of values to set to 255 with all others to 0, and apply thresholding by segmenting pixels above or below a given threshold value.

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    This document summarizes an image processing experiment involving negative images, gray level slicing, and thresholding. The experiment uses OpenCV and NumPy to read an image, apply the processing techniques, and display the output. Code segments show how to take the negative of an image by subtracting pixel values from 255, perform gray level slicing by selecting a range of values to set to 255 with all others to 0, and apply thresholding by segmenting pixels above or below a given threshold value.

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    Experiment 7 Aim: To Study and Implement Image Negative, Gray Level Slicing and Thresholding Code: 1. Negative of An Image

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    Dipali Pilankar
    This document summarizes an image processing experiment involving negative images, gray level slicing, and thresholding. The experiment uses OpenCV and NumPy to read an image, apply the processing techniques, and display the output. Code segments show how to take the negative of an image by subtracting pixel values from 255, perform gray level slicing by selecting a range of values to set to 255 with all others to 0, and apply thresholding by segmenting pixels above or below a given threshold value.

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    Mrunal Dilip Pilankar BE CMPN-A 50 Batch : 3

    Experiment 7
    Aim: To study and implement image negative , gray level slicing and thresholding

    Code:

    1. Negative of an image:
    import cv2
    import numpy as np
    from matplotlib import pyplot as plt

    img = cv2.imread('flower.jpeg')
    grey_level= range(0,256)
    print("Original image")
    cv2_imshow(img)

    L=256
    S=[(255-i) for i in img]
    a=np.asarray(S)

    print("Image negative : ")


    cv2_imshow(a)

    OUTPUT:
    2. Gray level Slicing:

    img = cv2.imread('wiki.jpg',0)
    r1=int(input("Enter the starting range value: "))
    r2=int(input("Enter the starting range value: "))

    img = cv2.imread('flower.jpeg',0)
    print("Original image : ")
    cv2_imshow(img)

    w= np.arange(r1,r2,1)

    final=[]
    for pix in img:
    S=[]
    for i in pix:
    if i in w:
    S.append(255)
    else:
    S.append(0)
    final.append(S)

    final=np.asarray(final)

    print("After grey level slicing : ")


    cv2_imshow(final)
    OUTPUT:

    3. Thresholding:

    img = cv2.imread('wiki.jpg',0)
    thresh=int(input("Enter threshold value : "))

    print("Original image : ")


    cv2_imshow(img)

    final=[]
    for pix in img:
    S=[]
    for i in pix:
    if i > thresh:
    S.append(255)
    else:
    S.append(0)
    final.append(S)

    final=np.asarray(final)

    print("After thresholding : ")


    cv2_imshow(final)

    OUTPUT:

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