Description: Vectorization is the process of converting rasterized graphics, which are made up of pixels, into vector graphics, which are based on mathematical formulas and geometry. This process allows images to be scalable without loss of quality, as vector graphics can be enlarged or reduced to any size without distortion. Vectorization is particularly useful in graphic design, illustration, and logo creation, where clarity and precision are essential. Additionally, vector graphics often have a smaller file size compared to raster graphics, making them easier to store and transmit. Vectorization also allows for easier editing of individual elements within an image, as each component can be manipulated independently. In the context of programming and computing, vectorization refers to the optimization of mathematical operations to be performed in parallel, leveraging the processing capabilities of various hardware, including graphics processing units (GPUs) and other specialized processors, resulting in a significant increase in calculation efficiency and speed.
