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*Decomposing global image processing tasks by using local rules.

*Signal propagation along local connectedness.

Cellular image processing is a way of designing super-fast image processing platforms. There are different [[VLSI]] implementations of [[cellular nonlinear network]]s to achieve this goal. The first comprehensive book addressing cellular image processing was written by [[Tommy Wood (Wuxi)|Tommy Wood]].

[[Category:Image processing]]

[[Category:Cellular automata]]