Abstract
In order to recognize or measure objects in images, it is necessary to distinguish them from their surroundings. This is the familiar problem of separating figure from ground, which we can also generalize to include separating features from other, touching ones.
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Original Image Electron Diffraction Pattern Human Visual System Select Area Electron Diffraction Pattern Boundary Representation
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