Images are Numpy arrays
A Numpy array is a grid of values, all of the same type. These values contain information about each pixel of the image. It is the primary information stored in the pixels and determines the intensity of light from each point of the image. Because images are Numpy arrays, arithmetic operations can be performed on them like any other array.
To have a hands-on-experience as you read, I recommend you install these python libraries: NumPy, Matplotlib, Scipy, and Scikit-image.
Let’s start by generating a Numpy array of random integers.
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Bernard Baah Abboah
Data Science enthusiast - Interest in image processing
