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If we can actually identify
an object by some segmentation process
involving boundaries, either of brightness or
colour or texture, then again we can use mask
methods or moments to try to obtain information
about the shape of the object in the three colours.
This gives us three separate sets of mask values
or moments, and they may correlate. Indeed it
is to
be hoped that they do.
Finding objects out of correlations or textures
alone is at the present time a convenience and
tends to be image specific, as with the girly
pix, rather than a pressing need. This may change
as the objects to be recognised get more complicated
and more interesting.
Mike Alder
9/19/1997