Problem 839. Compute the dilation of a binary image

Created by Cris Luengo

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Jean-Marie Sainthillier on 29 Aug 2012

Strictly incomprehensible for me.
Well done :!

J.R.! Menzinger on 7 Dec 2012

Really nifty!! ;-)
Great shot.

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