论文信息 - An approach to understanding geometrical configurations by computer

An approach to understanding geometrical configurations by computer

A new approach to computer-based interpretation and description of geometrical configurations is presented. This approach is algorithmic in nature, and is based upon topological transformations. Topological information in a geometrical configuration is extracted from its octal chain representation. With this information the computer is capable of interpreting and describing the picture.

Julius T. Tou

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