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Figure 12.1. Illustration of locations defined by a discrete squared grid and a pixel
Figure 12.2. Dilation of a set X by B
Figure 12.3. Tradeoff triangle
Figure 12.4. Left: pointwise canvas (left) and right: sliding window canvas
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