An object-oriented system architecture for general image processing systems

An object-oriented system architecture for general image processing systems is studied. Centering around functional requirements of general image processing systems, the system architecture is designed based on object-oriented technology. Such a system architecture has four main advantages over traditional structured design, such as openness, extendibility and development platforms independence etc. By adopting the architecture, a prototypical system of general image processing is implemented based on the Document/View structure with C++. Implementation of the system testifies that such an object-oriented architecture is effective for developing general image processing systems.

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