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2000 – 2009

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Arthur R. Weeks, Lloyd J. Sartor, Samuel S. Richie:
New grayscale hit-miss operator. J. Electronic Imaging 13(1): 169-174 (2004)
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Lloyd J. Sartor, Arthur R. Weeks:
Morphological operations on color images. J. Electronic Imaging 10(2): 548-559 (2001)

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1999
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Arthur R. Weeks, Lloyd J. Sartor, Harley R. Myler:
Histogram specification of 24-bit color images in the color difference (C-Y) color space. J. Electronic Imaging 8(3): 290-300 (1999)
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Arthur Robert Weeks, Lloyd J. Sartor, Harley R. Myler:
Histogram specification of 24-bit color images in the color difference (C-Y) color space. Electronic Imaging: Nonlinear Image Processing 1999

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