Titlebook: Discrete Geometry and Mathematical Morphology; First International Joakim Lindblad,Filip Malmberg,Nata?a Sladoje Conference proceedings 20

Jogging

Carol Swetlik B.A.,Kathleen N. Franco M.D.onfirmation that deep learning techniques provide state-of-the-art results for most of computer vision tasks has been shaking up traditional research in image processing. The same can be said for research in communities working on applied harmonic analysis, information geometry, variational methods,

Preserve

Preventing Suicide in Hospital-Based Caret least because of their usefulness as models of sorting algorithms in computer science; for instance the well-known Quicksort algorithm (introduced by Hoare [., .]) can be depicted as a binary search tree (which is one example of a split tree). A split tree of cardinality . is constructed by distri

jocular

David A. Jobes,Irene Zhang,Tia Tyndalrefers to the way in which cells are self-organised inside a tissue, mainly motivated by the changes that may occur in such an organization in case of disease. This problem can be faced from different perspectives in terms, first, of how to model the cells and their ‘connections’ and second, how to

Forehead-Lift

René F. W. Diekstra,Ben J. M. Moritznodes or edges. However, none of these distances take into account the shapes possibly associated to the nodes of the tree. For this reason, we propose in this paper a new distance between two trees of shapes based on the Hausdorff distance. This distance allows us to make inexact tree matching and

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