Titlebook: Cellular Automata in Image Processing and Geometry; Paul Rosin,Andrew Adamatzky,Xianfang Sun Book 2014 Springer International Publishing S

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,?Integriertes Wohnen“ München-Nymphenburg,ymove forgery (CMF), where part of an image is copied to another location in the same image. Detection of copy-move forgery has been widely researched recently, and many different solutions have been proposed. This chapter introduces a different approach, in which cellular automata (CA) are applied

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neue betriebswirtschaftliche forschung (nbf)andard content-based image retrieval processes is given, followed by the basic CA models to achieve many of the processes throughout most of the content-based image retrieval pipeline. The chapter concludes with a practical case study.

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Einsatz von LWL-Systemen in lokalen Netzen,s, the smallest convex polygon containing these seeds. For the cellular automata case, different adaptations of the definition and associated constructions have been proposed to fit with the discreteness of the cellular spaces. We review some of these propositions and show the link with the famous m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86646-2r patterns in nature. Cell pattern formation has an important role in both artificial and natural development. Different methods have been utilized for pattern formation such as geometrical, Cellular Automata (CAs), and L-Systems. In this chapter, we concentrate our aim on introducing the role of CA

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