Hi Studetns,

Attached are the important questions for CV and the solved paper of may 2011.

The attachment has EQ+ GQ on the following topics

• Recognition Methodology
• Morphological Image Processing
• Image Representation and Description
• Binary Machine Vision
• Arc Extraction
• Region Analysis
• Facet Model Recognition
• Perspective Projection Geometry
• Object Models and Matching
• General Frame Works for Matching
• Knowledge based Vision

All the best !!!!

Hi All,

Multimedia System Design Lecture notes and PPT for BE Comps is attached.

Notes prepared by Prof. K.K.

thanks

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Brief about the book: This book gives a complete introduction to the entire Swing component set. Of course, it shows you how to use all of the components: how to display them on the screen, register for events, and get information from them. You'd expect that in any Swing book. This book goes much further. It goes into detail about the model-delegate architecture behind the components, and discusses all of the data models. Understanding the models is essential when you're working on an application that requires something significantly different from the components' default behavior: for example, if you need a component that displays a different data type, or one that structures data in some nonstandard way, you'll need to work with the data models. This book also discusses how to create your own look-and-feel, and how to write "accessible" user interfaces.

Attached is the ebook to learn JAVA SWING.