Digital Image Processing

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Across
  1. 4. Each exposure is extracted from the IR and given a numerical value
  2. 5. Selecting this on the workstation is essential for the computer to choose the correct histogram
  3. 6. What controls image brightness
  4. 8. Exposure values are grouped into categories
  5. 11. what is the most common reason for exposure errors
  6. 13. Used to visualize contrast filled vessels without other anatomy superimposing
  7. 14. Which type of imaging receptor replies on collimated edges for accurate histogram analysis
  8. 15. Which type of a-priori histogram analysis takes into account a dense object such as barium
Down
  1. 1. What controls image contrast
  2. 2. A post-processing technique that reduces contrast, allowing dense and lucent structures to be visible in the same image
  3. 3. the range of exposures that are evaluated during histogram analysis
  4. 7. What is applied to correct the grayscale
  5. 9. process of assigning a value to a dead pixel based on the recorded values adjacent pixel
  6. 10. ability to distinguish adjacent details as separate and distinct from each other
  7. 12. Suppresses high frequency noise by averaging each pixel's frequency with the surrounding pixels
  8. 13. what can reduce radiologist eye strain