Moved from a oneIPL TAB to the Image SIG

Author: melonakos

README.rst

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 * `Math <math>`__ - This groups covers topics related to math
   operations.
 
+* `Image <image>`__ - This groups covers topics related to image
+  processing operations.
+
 * `AI <ai>`__ - This group covers topics related to AI operations.
 
 * `Hardware <hardware>`__ - This group covers topics related to the

image/README.rst

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+================================
+oneAPI Community Forum Image SIG
+================================
+
+The Image SIG hosts discussions and presentations for fundamental
+image processing routines for use in high-performance computing,
+engineering, financial, and other applications.
+
+The SIG focuses its discussion on the oneAPI Image Processing Library
+(oneIPL), an extensive library of ready-to-use, highly-optimized image
+processing functions. As part of oneAPI, oneIPL is designed to allow
+execution on a wide variety of computational devices: CPUs, GPUs, and
+other accelerators. The functionality is subdivided into several
+domains: filers, geometry transformations, color and type
+conversions. Its royalty-free APIs help developers:
+
+1. Take advantage of vectorization and SIMD (single instruction, multiple
+data) instructions on CPU and GPU.
+
+2. Take advantage of CPU threading and GPU SIMT (single instruction,
+multiple threads).
+
+3. Improve the performance of computation-intensive applications with
+pipelines involving image processing and other operations provided as
+DPC++ kernel or oneAPI libraries.
+
+In addition to domain-specific functionality, the Image SIG may also
+discuss overall design features like the execution model, memory
+model, or error handling. At times, the open source oneIPL Interfaces
+project, which is an implementation of the oneIPL specification, may
+also be discussed.
+
+The Image SIG is led by John Melonakos.
+
+To find out how to join the Image SIG `get in
+touch. <https://www.oneapi.io/community/>`__
+
+Meeting notes:
+==============
+
+| `November 29, 2021 <minutes/2021_11_29_Minutes.rst>`__
+| `December 16, 2021 <minutes/2021_12_16_Minutes.rst>`__
+| `February 3, 2022 <minutes/2022_02_03_Minutes.rst>`__
+| `February 17, 2022 <minutes/2022_02_17_Minutes.rst>`__