2022
DOI: 10.1007/s10851-022-01094-y
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Homotopic Affine Transformations in the 2D Cartesian Grid

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“…This is motivated by the strong links that exist between them. In [19], we introduced the unifying notion of a complete tree of shapes, that provides a continuum between both structures. The complete tree of shapes contains the nodes of the min-and maxtrees, and allows to derive the tree of shapes by a decreasing (reversible) homeomorphism.…”
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“…This is motivated by the strong links that exist between them. In [19], we introduced the unifying notion of a complete tree of shapes, that provides a continuum between both structures. The complete tree of shapes contains the nodes of the min-and maxtrees, and allows to derive the tree of shapes by a decreasing (reversible) homeomorphism.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Definition 6 (Topological tree of shapes [19]) The topological tree of shapes of F is the tree T H = (H, ◁ H ). (See Fig.…”
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“…We can also consider rigid motions from quasi-shear transforms [4,5,6], or reflections [7,8]. For specific applications, we can even look for an approximation of the rotation preserving the homotopy for subsets of Z 2 [9].…”
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confidence: 99%