Computing canonical images in permutation groups with Graph Backtracking
Christopher Jefferson, Rebecca Waldecker, Wilf A. Wilson

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel algorithm for computing canonical images in permutation groups using Graph Backtracking, extending existing frameworks and generalizing prior algorithms like Nauty.
Contribution
The paper presents a new algorithm that enhances the computation of canonical images in permutation groups by building on and generalizing previous graph backtracking methods.
Findings
Algorithm extends Graph Backtracking framework.
Generalizes Nauty and Minimal image algorithms.
Provides a new approach for permutation group computations.
Abstract
We describe a new algorithm for finding a canonical image of an object under the action of a finite permutation group. This algorithm builds on previous work using Graph Backtracking, which extends Jeffrey Leon's Partition Backtrack framework. Our methods generalise both Nauty and Steve Linton's Minimal image algorithm.
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TopicsDigital Image Processing Techniques · Medical Image Segmentation Techniques · Advanced Image and Video Retrieval Techniques
