conclusion the myocardial grayscale intensity, velocity and displacement can effectively reflect the situation of steiri in patients after cardiac operation, and ti (cvi) has a higher performance in discriminating between patients with and without steiri. background the timely diagnosis of presence or absence of reperfusion injury after cardiac operation is critical for the patient’s outcome. w...

Several research works have been done in recent times utilizing grayscale image for the measurement of many physical phenomena. In this present paper, we have designed an embedded based inclination sensor utilizing the grayscale image with a resolution of 0.3o. The sensor module consists of a circular shaped metal disc, laminated with grayscale image and an optical transreceiver. The sensor pri...

Several research works exploring the potential of utilizing grayscale image for the measurement of many physical phenomena has been published. In this present paper we have designed a new linear displacement sensor utilizing the grayscale image. This sensor is based on temporal changes in the intensity of light by the movement of grayscale image with the linear displacement of target. The varia...

To detect changes in repeated astronomical images of the same field of view (FOV), a common practice is to stroboscopically switch between the images. Using this method, objects that are changing in location or intensity between images are easier to see because they are constantly changing. A novel display method, called arrival time color intensity projections (CIPs), is presented that combine...

Perceptually-tuned grayscale fonts are generated from character outline descriptions by applying to them a set of modifications specifically conceived for strengthening thin character parts, obtaining well-contrasted bars and preserving important relationships between character shape parts. The present study aims at comparing the legibility of perceptually-tuned grayscale and bilevel display fo...

Grayscale halftoning is the technique of approximating a grayscale image by a black-and-white image. Black-and-white printers use halftoning to replicate grayscale images on paper. The printers have only the black of ink and the white of paper as the colors at their disposal. Although the printers may vary the size of dots they drop, they cannot vary the intensity of the droplets. All droplets ...

The exact function of color vision for natural-scene perception has remained puzzling. In rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) tasks, categorically defined targets (e.g., animals) are detected typically slightly better for color than for grayscale stimuli. Here we test the effect of color on animal detection, recognition, and the attentional blink. We present color and grayscale RSVP sequenc...

Edge detection has been a popular practice in image processing and computer vision applications. Many image processing applications require the discovery of edge details in the gray or color images as a beginning stage of an image processing, vision and understanding. Generally, edge detection on grayscale images is not affluent enough to explain intensity changes. Therefore, we can use color e...

Lane detection plays a key role in the vision-based driver assistance system and is used for vehicle navigation, lateral control, collision prevention, or lane departure warning system. In this paper, we present an adaptive method for detecting lane marking based on the intensity of road images in night scene which is the cause of numerous accidents. First, a region of interest (ROI) image is e...

We propose a novel method for decolorizing a color image to grayscale, which preserves the chromatic contrast to be lost if using a simple luminance mapping. Unlike previous work, the conversion performs in spectral domain after applying Fourier transforms on luminance and chromatic channels, and the resultant intensity is recovered from an inverse transform. Frequency spectra inherently provid...