Machine vision/computer vision/Image processing forums ?

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The discussion centers around finding forums related to digital signal processing (DSP) and image processing. Participants mention existing forums such as the OpenCV forum on Yahoo Groups and the "sce.image.processing" newsgroup. A specific link to a DSP-related group focused on image processing is shared, although it is described as lacking quality. Additionally, there is a request for information on raster and vector data structures in digital image processing, along with a plea for guidance on MATLAB coding. The conversation highlights the need for resources and support for students in computer science and image processing.
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anyone know of any forums discussing abt above issues?
 
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I would like to know. All I know about are the dsprelated forums
 
Yes，there are dsp related forums.
I found the OpenCV forum ( in Yahoo groups)　is a forum that you can talk on computer vision.
Also, there is a news group " sce.image.processing"．

If you find more, please let me know, thanks. because I'm a students in computer science and image Processing.
 
Hi Dears.
Can anyone help me?
I need to know about raster and vector data structures and their application in digital image processing.
Can anyone give me some references about this?
Thanks a lot.
 
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mujhey MATLAB coding main help chaiey,koi mujhey guide kar day please, main kis section mai jaon help k liey:biggrin:
 
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