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I develop classification and optimization algorithms for living, but have no experience in image processing. Tomorrow (in 12 hours from now) I have a technical job interview in a company that does image analysis (abnormality detection in scanned patterns).
What would you suggest me to read before such an interview? (Please spare the obvious tips such as “you can’t learn this in 12 hours”, “be yourself”, etc)
Russ’ image processing handbook is a good start and can easily be skimmed.