Image Processing Libraries Sample Clauses

Image Processing Libraries. A number of image processing libraries have been proposed. The key idea is to improve developer productivity by providing high-performance implementations of image processing primitives. The decision of whether to use an image processing library depends strongly on the characteristics of the image processing application and the constraints of the prod- uct it will be deployed within (see Section 5.1 for a detailed discussion). That said, image processing libraries can be very useful when these constraints are met. In the remainder of this section, we discuss the OpenCV and OpenVX image processing libraries. In addition to these libraries, proprietary machine vision libraries and development environments exist (e.g., HALCON [27]).
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