Purdue creates algorithm to extract hyperspectral data from conventional photography
Purdue University researcher Young Kim and his team have combined computer vision, colour science and optical spectroscopy to create an algorithm that recovers detailed spectral information from conventional photographs (Image: Purdue University / Vincent Walter)
A patent-pending algorithm capable of recovering hyperspectral information from standard images has been developed by a team at Purdue University
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