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In this paper, we present a demonstration for the urban images to prove the existence of the redundancy of information on three spectral bands. The thing that we can notice it visually and proven thanks to a statistical study carried out on the urban image. The two treatments (visual, statistical) assure us that the images of the road have a strong correlation
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