Titlebook: Algorithms for Graphics and Image Processing; Theo Pavlidis Book 1982 Computer Science Press, Inc. 1982 algorithm.algorithms.image process

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,Das Comeback des Kalle-B?ckers,he host computer) of a display file that is then sent to the graphic device. In vector graphics where the device expects commands such as “draw vector,” the contents of the display file are for the most part primitive instructions. In raster graphics, instructions such as “draw vector” are not primi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-30026-8pping is to decide whether certain constructs fall within the display window. We should point out here that one cannot rely on the display device to achieve clipping for two reasons. First, the display area may be only a subset of the display screen (for example, a part of the screen may be reserved

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978-3-642-93210-6Computer Science Press, Inc. 1982

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,Vom Eismann zum Tiefkühlkostk?nig,Segmentation identifies areas of an image that appear uniform to an observer, and subdivides the image into regions of uniform appearance. It is relatively easy to define uniformity in terms of gray level or color. It is far more difficult to specify what we mean by “uniform texture.”

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