A HIGH-LEVEL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR DIGITAL MORPHOLOGY

Jonathan Parker · Libraries and Cultural Resources (University of Calgary) · 1998

A system for digital morphology is presented in which morphological operators are implemented as basic operation in a programming language, and where basic data types include pixels and images. The resulting language can be used effectively for prototyping morphological software and for teaching the principles.

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