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Dipole statistics of discrete finite images: two visually motivated representation theorems.
A discrete finite image I is a function assigning colors to a finite, rectangular array of discrete pixels. A dipole is a triple, ((dR, dC), alpha, beta), where dR and dC are vertical and horizontal, integer-valued displacements and alpha and beta are colors. For any such dipole, D(I)((dR, dC), alph
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