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In this section we review some definitions from digital topology and geometry mostly following Rosenfeld [129] and Kong and Rosenfeld [82] . Unless explicitly stated otherwise, we consider Z 2 as the set of points with integer coordinates in the plane ℝ.2, and similarly Z 3 as the set of points with integer coordinates in space IR3 As usual we assume that all sets are subsets of a digital plane Z 2 or a digital space Z 3 with some adjacency (neighborhood) relations which are defined below.
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Latecki, L.J. (1998). Basic Definitions and Propositions. In: Discrete Representation of Spatial Objects in Computer Vision. Computational Imaging and Vision, vol 11. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-9002-0_2
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