Digital geometry

The digital geometry, respectively. Digital image processing is a very new area of ​​the part geometry and discrete mathematics that examines the characteristics of geometric curves such as lines, circles or ellipses in a grid of discrete points. It takes place mainly in the computer science application.

Tasks and applications

The digital geometry is a relatively new area of ​​research that developed with the advent of grid screens in computer technology. Among the possible applications of digital geometry includes the analysis and development of screening methods in computer graphics. More significant, however, the applications in image processing and computer vision, trying to solve the inverse problem of computer graphics, namely to recognize geometric shapes in a raster graphics and the parameters that define them evaluate.