Artificial
The Artificial Image Catalogue contains a collection of computer
generated binary images. Most images contain a single (of very few)
instance(s) of a geometric shape (constructed using, e.g. a paint program),
however, there are some more sophisticated computer graphics (e.g.
generated by modeling software).
- (art1)
222×217 binary of circles and lines.
- (art2)
205×245 binary of criss-cross lines.
- (art3)
222×217 binary inversion of art1.
- (art4)
300×300 binary of circle filled with holes.
- (art5)
256×256 binary of rectangle.
- (art6)
256×256 binary of rounded, elongated object.
- (art7)
256×256 binary of skewed doughnut shaped object.
- (art8)
256×256 binary of multiple crosses.
- (art9)
323×300 binary of propeller shaped object.
- (che1)
256×256 grayscale of chess board.
- (cir1)
171×150 binary of doughnut shaped object.
- (cir2)
512×512 binary circle centered in the right of the image.
- (cir3)
512×512 binary circle centered in the left of the image.
- (reg1)
160×160 binary of artificial boundary.
- (rlf1)
256×256 binary of triangle, hexagon and squares.
- (sqr1)
256×256 binary of occluding rectangles.
- (stp1)
256×256 binary of diagonal stripes.
- (stp2)
256×256 binary of vertical stripes (2 pixels wide).
- (stp3)
256×256 binary of vertical and diagonal stripes
(i.e. the pixel addition of stp1 and stp2).
©2003 R. Fisher, S. Perkins,
A. Walker and E. Wolfart.