Titlebook: Knowledge-Based Image Processing Systems; Deryn Graham,Anthony Barrett Textbook 1997 Springer-Verlag London 1997 architecture.expert syste

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Knowledge Elicitationen implies that the transfer is accomplished by a series of interviews between a domain expert and a knowledge engineer who then writes a computer program representing the knowledge (or gets someone else to write it). It involves (Jackson, 1990, pp. 219–220): the elicitation of knowledge from expert

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Knowledge Representationt and leaves others implicit. For example, Vision: gray scale array makes brightness explicit, primal sketch makes brightness changes explicit, 21/2 D sketch makes surfaces explicit, 3D models makes objects explicit (Marr, 1982).

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Image Enhancement in Real Spaceications to the image may be made, for the purpose of enhancement through transformations applied to the individual gray levels of the image: a process sometimes referred to as ‘gray level transformation’.

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Introductionfor the biomedical field. It describes the investigation and analysis of current work, of methods used, techniques and applications. Forming conclusions on the degree of progress made and outlines future recommendations.

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Knowledge-Based Image Processing: The Way Forwardseparately with more focus being made on applications combining the two fields. Gillies and Hart (1988) state that knowledge-based methods applied to many domains, have been minimal in image processing. They argue that the field has a lot of scope for the image processing domain. However, a number o

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