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Guess Who?

An image is partitioned into a number of tiles. For each tile the dominant ImageLevel value is assigned to the whole tile and the tiles are assembled into one image. How small do the tiles need to be before you identify the image?

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Contributed by: Ken Levasseur (UMass Lowell)




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