👉 Polariscopy, a term used in the context of digital image processing and computer vision, refers to a technique that involves using a series of concentric circles or "polar regions" within an original image to define and focus on specific areas. These circles are typically designed to be circular arcs that intersect at a 90-degree angle with the surrounding background. The goal of polariscopy is to create an image where certain parts of the original image are more prominent than others, based on
