Talk:Edge Detection
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| - | - Dominic: how much do these approaches differ from other work? | + | - Dominic: how much do these approaches differ from other work, i.e. Austin? |
| - | - Urs: Let's assume that we have got only 2 large areas (one dark and the other illuminated). So in the dark aerea D and B are produced and in the illuminated one A and C. By and by the different substances diffuse. At the beginning you would probably see the edge | + | - Urs: Let's assume that we have got only 2 large areas (one dark and the other illuminated). So in the dark aerea D and B are produced and in the illuminated one A and C. By and by the different substances diffuse. At the beginning you would probably see the edge as a line but by further diffusion wouldn't this line blur or even disappear? |
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- Dominic: how much do these approaches differ from other work, i.e. Austin?
- Urs: Let's assume that we have got only 2 large areas (one dark and the other illuminated). So in the dark aerea D and B are produced and in the illuminated one A and C. By and by the different substances diffuse. At the beginning you would probably see the edge as a line but by further diffusion wouldn't this line blur or even disappear?
