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Using the famous channels drawn by Strebelle (Figure 3a) as training image and a map of auxiliary information about dilatation and rotation of the template (Figure 3b), it is possible to produce images as surprising as the one presented in Figure 3c.
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Figure 3a: The channels of Strebelle
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Figure 3b: Orientation and dilatation map. Further from the centre, larger the longitudinal compression of the channels. Orientations go from 0 to 360° in each concentric circle.
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Figure 3c: Simulated image. |