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Abstract |
A video (series of images) is generated by starting with
an image and determining the subsequent image using a three state markov
chain. The three states represent pixel values of white, gray and black.
The transition between them is governed by the structure of the chain
and its probability of transition. The probability of transition of a
pixel value from one frame to the next is determined by the mean of the
neighboring pixel values. |
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Technical Details |
The a Markov value was determined on the basis of the
pixel’s neighbors. The value of a is the mean value of all the neighboring
pixel values. As the neighboring pixels have value between zero and one
only, the probability value always lies between its bound. The programming
language used to code and generate videos was Matlab. Matlab is an ideal
choice for this type of work as it gives the best computation times due
to its inbuilt matrix functions that are useful while working with images.
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