Abstract

The basis for creating an expandable system of interaction of a knowledge base with a priori specified image-processing procedures has been developed. Experimental studies of the proposed model on images from a test sample are evidence that it is possible to use this system to create the elements of a perceptive-knowledge representation for image-interpretation systems.

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