Description: The ‘Viewport Coordinates’ are a set of values that define the visible area of a graphical screen, essentially delimiting the space in which visual elements are rendered. These coordinates are fundamental in the field of graphical programming and computer vision, as they allow developers to specify which part of an image or scene should be visible to the user. In graphical applications, viewport coordinates are used to manipulate and process images and videos, facilitating tasks such as object detection, motion tracking, and image segmentation. Coordinates are typically expressed in a reference system that may vary depending on the application, but Cartesian coordinate systems are commonly used where the origin (0,0) is located at the top-left corner of the screen. The correct interpretation and use of these coordinates is crucial for achieving accurate results in graphical applications and image analysis, as any error in defining the visible area can lead to incorrect outcomes or the loss of important visual information.
