A Note on Computable Proximity of $\mathcal{L}_1$-Discs on the Digital Plane
J.F. Peters, K. Kordzaya, I. Dochviri

TL;DR
This paper explores how to measure the closeness of digital discs in the 2D digital plane using the $ ext{L}_1$-metric and a Jaccard-like metric, providing numerical characterizations of their intersections.
Contribution
It introduces a method to quantify the proximity of digital discs under the $ ext{L}_1$-metric using a Jaccard-like metric, advancing digital geometry analysis.
Findings
Numerical characterizations of intersecting digital discs
Application of a Jaccard-like metric in digital geometry
Insights into the proximity of digital discs in the $ ext{L}_1$-metric
Abstract
This paper investigates problems in the characterization of the proximity of digital discs. Based on the -metric structure for the 2D digital plane and using a Jaccard-like metric, we determine numerical characters for intersecting digital discs.
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TopicsDigital Image Processing Techniques
