A Note on Parallel Splicing on Images

Parallel double splicing on images

“…We use the symbol 8 to denote the horizontal concatenation, and it is defined as follows: Note that the row concatenation for two images is defined only when the number of columns of those two images are the same, and the column concatenation for two images is defined only when the number of rows of those two images are the same, N ow we recall the row and column concatenations of two picture languages,and the H -array splicing system discussed in [5], [10].…”

“…He introduced I-splicing, 2-splicing, iterative splicing and double splicing [1], and he showed that double splicing is more powerful than normal splicing on strings. The splicing operation defined for strings has been extended to pictures, and several properties of the family of picture languages generated by the splicing system have been studied by various researchers [2], [5], [7]- [9]. Parallel splicing on images has been introduced in [5].…”

“…The splicing operation defined for strings has been extended to pictures, and several properties of the family of picture languages generated by the splicing system have been studied by various researchers [2], [5], [7]- [9]. Parallel splicing on images has been introduced in [5]. In parallel splicing, to cut an image at a single cite, a collection of rules are used in parallel.…”

“…In parallel splicing, to cut an image at a single cite, a collection of rules are used in parallel. The splicing used in [5] is I-splicing.…”

“…Similar to the splicing done in [5], we also do splicing with a set of rules operating in parallel. We compare the family of languages generated by the proposed models with the existing family of languages.…”