Abstract

This paper discusses the history of the appearance and development of structural image analysis. The characteristic disadvantages and advantages of the structural methods that are used and the prerequisites for improving them are analyzed for each of the historical stages. The material culminates with a description of the features of the organization and possibilities of the optimum modern algorithms for structural analysis and a treatment of directions in which they can be improved further.

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