Titlebook: Combinatorial Image Analysis; 10th International W Reinhard Klette,Jovi?a ?uni? Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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Integral Trees: Subtree Depth and Diameter the integral feature(s) of the subtree. Parallel algorithms efficiently compute the integral trees for subtree depth and diameter enabling local decisions with global validity in subsequent top-down processes.

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On the Language of Standard Discrete Planes and Surfacesthese discrete surfaces. We then apply this combinatorial representation to the standard discrete planes and give a first attempt of to generalize the study of the dual space of parameters for the latter [VC00].

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Anthony Cheesman,Ghassan Alusi,H. Ian Sabinn the hexagonal grid applicable. Some interesting properties of these distances are presented, such as the non-symmetric distances. It is possible that the distance depends on the ordering of the elements of the initial part of the neighborhood sequence. We show that these two properties are dependent.

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Calculating Distance with Neighborhood Sequences in the Hexagonal Gridn the hexagonal grid applicable. Some interesting properties of these distances are presented, such as the non-symmetric distances. It is possible that the distance depends on the ordering of the elements of the initial part of the neighborhood sequence. We show that these two properties are dependent.

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F. Allan Midyett,Suresh K. Mukherjieach viewing, a convenient measurement is the number of 1. visible in the window, which might be thought of as the . of the window. The . of the binary matrix is then the collection of these luminosities presented in matrix form. We show that, at least in the technical case of a . × . binary matrix,

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F. Allan Midyett,Suresh K. Mukherjily used in the literature to describe this problem assumes that the atoms lie in a strictly regular grid. In practice, this is often not the case. We propose a model that allows for nonregular atom positions. We describe a two-step method for reconstructing the atom positions and types. For the firs

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F. Allan Midyett,Suresh K. Mukherjibeen published is derived from a primal-dual subgradient method leading to a sequence of linear programs. The objective function contains a smoothness prior that favors spatially homogeneous solutions and a concave functional gradually enforcing binary solutions. We complement the objective function

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Sarah Khalife,Rickul Varshney,Rohit Garges and systems are also introduced. It is noticed that the family of hexagonal picture languages defined by hexagonal Wang systems coincides with the family of hexagonal picture languages recognized by hexagonal tiling system. Similar to hv-domino systems describing rectangular arrays, we define xyz