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Strongly Near Sets and Overlapping Dirichlet Tessellation Regions

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This chapter introduces various forms of sites (seed or generating points, including hybrid generating points) used in tessellating digital images. A natural outcome of an image tessellation is an approximate image segmentation. The segments in this case are the byproduct of various forms of Voronoï and Delaunay mesh cells containing all of those image pixels nearest to each mesh generating point.

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    Many thanks to Bin Jang, University of Gävie, for the Alhambra floorplan image.

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Peters, J.F. (2016). Strongly Near Sets and Overlapping Dirichlet Tessellation Regions. In: Computational Proximity. Intelligent Systems Reference Library, vol 102. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-30262-1_7

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