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I’m interested in performing feature extraction using C++ for medical images (i.e; malignant and benign nodules).
What is suitable for me, an Image processing library or a computer vision one?
Thanks.
If you want to do feature extraction you should look more into computer vision libraries. Image processing is more in the of the kind of algorithms Photoshop does, i.e. to enhance/improve/transform images, not the retrieval of information out of them. The terms are sometimes uses synonymously though.
You might want to check out OpenCV, they provide some feature extractors and it’s an easy to use library for C++.