Special Issue: Mathematical Imaging
Abstract
The multidisciplinary subject of Imaging Science concerning the generation, collection, duplication, analysis, modification, restoration, enhancement, comparison, feature extraction, and visualisation of images is developing in a rapid speed. It is increasingly used in more and more application areas, especially in cutting edge technologies. Mathematical Imaging firmly establishes mathematics as a rigorous basis for imaging science, complementing the image processing methodologies, in the discrete setting, of computer science and information science.
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