image enhacement algorithms

hello!

i am a student writeing paper on CCD astro imaging. my goal is to
create a program that improves image from sequence out of atmosphere
distorsed images recorded via CCD (something like registax or
AstroStack).

does anyone have a clue where i can find some algorithms used for such
image enhacement? maybe even some open source code of this programs?

please don't point me to theoretical papers that i can't get any
algorithm from

tnx

"doobd" wrote in message
m...

i am a student [snips]
please don't point me to theoretical papers that i can't get any
algorithm from

The keyword in the above is "student" - you're supposed to be learning
stuff, not blindly copying source code from others. A theoretical paper is
EXACTLY what you should be reading and then YOU should devise an algorithm
to implement it.

That's how it worked in my day at any rate.

Speaking as someone who has written an image stacker - I would agree.


"Roger Moffatt" roger (dot) moffatt (at) zen dot coh dot uk wrote in
message .. .
"doobd" wrote in message
m...

i am a student [snips]
please don't point me to theoretical papers that i can't get any
algorithm from

The keyword in the above is "student" - you're supposed to be learning
stuff, not blindly copying source code from others. A theoretical paper is
EXACTLY what you should be reading and then YOU should devise an algorithm
to implement it.

That's how it worked in my day at any rate.

I forgot .......

Copying from one book is called plagerism.
Copying from 3 books is called research.

(Tom Lehrer)


"Roger Moffatt" roger (dot) moffatt (at) zen dot coh dot uk wrote in
message .. .
"doobd" wrote in message
m...

i am a student [snips]
please don't point me to theoretical papers that i can't get any
algorithm from

The keyword in the above is "student" - you're supposed to be learning
stuff, not blindly copying source code from others. A theoretical paper is
EXACTLY what you should be reading and then YOU should devise an algorithm
to implement it.

That's how it worked in my day at any rate.

"Roger Moffatt" roger (dot) moffatt (at) zen dot coh dot uk wrote in message ...
"doobd" wrote in message
m...

i am a student [snips]
please don't point me to theoretical papers that i can't get any
algorithm from

The keyword in the above is "student" - you're supposed to be learning
stuff, not blindly copying source code from others. A theoretical paper is
EXACTLY what you should be reading and then YOU should devise an algorithm
to implement it.

That's how it worked in my day at any rate.

has anyone posted any real help in your days?

ok, point me to some theoretic paper... but please give me something.
anyway, who said that i'll be blindly copying source code?

(doobd) wrote:

"Roger Moffatt" roger (dot) moffatt (at) zen dot coh dot uk wrote in message ...
"doobd" wrote in message
m...

i am a student [snips]
please don't point me to theoretical papers that i can't get any
algorithm from

The keyword in the above is "student" - you're supposed to be learning
stuff, not blindly copying source code from others. A theoretical paper is
EXACTLY what you should be reading and then YOU should devise an algorithm
to implement it.

That's how it worked in my day at any rate.

has anyone posted any real help in your days?

ok, point me to some theoretic paper... but please give me something.
anyway, who said that i'll be blindly copying source code?

I found this with a Google search of "image stacking" theory. Maybe
it'll help...

http://www.unm.edu/~keithw/astroPhot...eStacking.html


Andrew

"John Chewter" wrote in message
...
I forgot .......

Copying from one book is called plagerism.
Copying from 3 books is called research.

(Tom Lehrer)

John thanks for the time trip...

'Let no one else's work evade your eyes!
Remember why the good Lord made your eyes!
So don't shade your eyes,
but plagiarize, plagiarize, plagiarize!'
(more Tom Lehrer)

Bruce