User:SimsContPics

My general image storage dump. See more of my images on my Wikipedia user page.

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  Langton's ant inside a box. This animation shows how the ant's path is blocked, but it passes the barrier and continues with its highway pattern. It is thought that this would happen eventually after any path interruption.
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  Example of a "spacefiller" pattern in Conway's Game of Life. The centre line's green channel increases in intensity from 0 to 255 so red becomes yellow by generation 255. After that the blue channel increases from 0 to 255 so yellow becomes white by generation 510.
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  Demonstration of the ROberts edge detect operator. Here an image of a valve from a steam engine at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester dissolves into the output of the edge detect algorithm so a 1 to 1 match can be visualized.
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  Demonstration of the Canny edge detect operator. Here an image of a valve from a steam engine at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester dissolves into the output of the edge detect algorithm so a 1 to 1 match can be visualized.
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  Demonstration of the Canny edge detect operator. Here an image of a valve from a steam engine at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester dissolves into the output of the edge detect algorithm so a 1 to 1 match can be visualized.
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  Demonstration of the Sobel edge detect operator. Here an image of a valve from a steam engine at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester dissolves into the output of the edge detect algorithm so a 1 to 1 match can be visualized.
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  Demonstration of the Sobel edge detect operator. Here an image of a valve from a steam engine at the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester dissolves into the output of the edge detect algorithm so a 1 to 1 match can be visualized.
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  Example of a complicated circuit in the cellular automaton WireWorld: a prime number calculating computer.
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  Alpha channel logic in terms of a and b shown as an animated gif.
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  An image I took from the National Railway Museum in York a long time ago when I still had a 35mm camera. This is a scan of one of the few good images I got that day: a LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard.