2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-33350-7_50
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Use of Cellular Automata to Create an Artificial System of Image Classification and Recognition

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“…In his work, J. von Neumann says that the computing environment is a homogeneous field, which consists of an array of processor elements (PE). Each PE contains vertically and horizontally homogeneous connections with neighboring PEs [1,2,6]. Neighborhoods that connect each PE environment with two horizontal and two vertical neighbors and has connections with diagonally neighboring PE are called neighborhoods Moore [2].…”
Section: Main Characteristics Of Cellurlar Automatamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In his work, J. von Neumann says that the computing environment is a homogeneous field, which consists of an array of processor elements (PE). Each PE contains vertically and horizontally homogeneous connections with neighboring PEs [1,2,6]. Neighborhoods that connect each PE environment with two horizontal and two vertical neighbors and has connections with diagonally neighboring PE are called neighborhoods Moore [2].…”
Section: Main Characteristics Of Cellurlar Automatamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It implements a signal transmission from one cell to another leading to a unit state. This was described in detail in [1,2]. The compression ratio of the binary image is determined by compression ratio …”
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“…Particularly effective is the use of cellular automata (S. Belan & N. Belan, 2012;Bandini, Bonomi, & Vizzari, 2012;Ioannidis, Andreadis, & Sirakoulis, 2012). With their help it is easy to implement parallel processing of data arrays.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…There is a need to put in the basis of systems of vision simple methods of operation with video data (Belan & Yuzhakov, 2002Belan & Belan, 2012;Belan & Motornyuk, 2013). Such methods of image processing can be done using parallel shift technology (PST).…”
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confidence: 99%