Abstract
Binary image algebra (BIA) provides a systematic mathematical formalism for both digital optical cellular logic and symbolic substitution processors, in addition to being a unified theory of parallel binary image processing.1 Cellular logic operations and symbolic substitution rules are proved to be special cases of image transformations in BIA; and BIA serves as an algebraic theory for developing and analyzing parallel algorithms of both cellular logic and symbolic substitution.
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