Automatic Representation of Binary Images
In this correspondence we propose a method to represent black and white images through the description of the boundaries of the objects that define such images. In order to obtain such a representation, this method uses several algorithms which perform boundary extraction, contour following, segment...
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paper:paper_01628828_v12_n12_p1190_Cabrelli2023-06-08T15:13:41Z Automatic Representation of Binary Images Cabrelli, Carlos Alberto Molter, Ursula Maria Boundary extraction character description computational vision contour-following control and singular points curve fitting curve recognition segmentation shape description Computer Programming--Algorithms Printing--Laser Applications Boundary Extraction Curve Fitting Feature Extraction Image Representation Image Segmentation Pattern Classification Image Processing In this correspondence we propose a method to represent black and white images through the description of the boundaries of the objects that define such images. In order to obtain such a representation, this method uses several algorithms which perform boundary extraction, contour following, segmentation, pattern classification, and curve fitting. One of the great advantages of this method is that the image can be reconstructed at any size. It can also be rotated or translated without losing any quality. In addition to achieving a good data compression rate the coding-decoding process is computationally very efficient We also show the application of these algorithms to characters in order to obtain downloadable fonts for modern laser printers. © 1990 IEEE Fil:Cabrelli, C.A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Molter, U.M. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 1990 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_01628828_v12_n12_p1190_Cabrelli http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_01628828_v12_n12_p1190_Cabrelli |
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Boundary extraction character description computational vision contour-following control and singular points curve fitting curve recognition segmentation shape description Computer Programming--Algorithms Printing--Laser Applications Boundary Extraction Curve Fitting Feature Extraction Image Representation Image Segmentation Pattern Classification Image Processing |
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Boundary extraction character description computational vision contour-following control and singular points curve fitting curve recognition segmentation shape description Computer Programming--Algorithms Printing--Laser Applications Boundary Extraction Curve Fitting Feature Extraction Image Representation Image Segmentation Pattern Classification Image Processing Cabrelli, Carlos Alberto Molter, Ursula Maria Automatic Representation of Binary Images |
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Boundary extraction character description computational vision contour-following control and singular points curve fitting curve recognition segmentation shape description Computer Programming--Algorithms Printing--Laser Applications Boundary Extraction Curve Fitting Feature Extraction Image Representation Image Segmentation Pattern Classification Image Processing |
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In this correspondence we propose a method to represent black and white images through the description of the boundaries of the objects that define such images. In order to obtain such a representation, this method uses several algorithms which perform boundary extraction, contour following, segmentation, pattern classification, and curve fitting. One of the great advantages of this method is that the image can be reconstructed at any size. It can also be rotated or translated without losing any quality. In addition to achieving a good data compression rate the coding-decoding process is computationally very efficient We also show the application of these algorithms to characters in order to obtain downloadable fonts for modern laser printers. © 1990 IEEE |
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Cabrelli, Carlos Alberto Molter, Ursula Maria |
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Cabrelli, Carlos Alberto Molter, Ursula Maria |
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Cabrelli, Carlos Alberto |
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Automatic Representation of Binary Images |
title_short |
Automatic Representation of Binary Images |
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Automatic Representation of Binary Images |
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Automatic Representation of Binary Images |
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Automatic Representation of Binary Images |
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automatic representation of binary images |
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1990 |
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https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_01628828_v12_n12_p1190_Cabrelli http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_01628828_v12_n12_p1190_Cabrelli |
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