Proximity System
The Proximity System is an application developed to demonstrate descriptive-based topological approaches to nearness and proximity within the context of digital image analysis. The Proximity System grew out of the work of S. Naimpally and J. Peters on Topological Spaces. The Proximity System was written in Java and is intended to run in two different operating environments, namely on Android smartphones and tablets, as well as desktop platforms running the Java Virtual Machine. With respect to the desktop environment, the Proximity System is a cross-platform Java application for Windows, OSX, and Linux systems, which has been tested on Windows 7 and Debian Linux using the Sun Java 6 Runtime. In terms of the implementation of the theoretical approaches, both the Android and the desktop based applications use the same back-end libraries to perform the description-based calculations, where the only differences are the user interface and the Android version has less available features due to restrictions on system resources.
Download:
v2.0
Proximity System (PC version)
(tested on Windows 7, and Debian Linux) proximity-system.jar (11.1MB)1
Proximity System (Android version)
Coming Soon
UM CI Laboratory TR-2012-021 V2: Proximity System (2.3MB)
v1.0
Proximity System (PC version)
(tested on Windows 7, and Debian Linux) proximity-system.jar (11.1MB)1
Proximity System (Android version)
(tested on Android 4.0.3 and should be backwards compatible down to version 2.2) Google play1
UM CI Laboratory TR-2012-021: Proximity System (2.3MB)
Proximity System Releases:
v2.0 Improved interface for user defined probe functions
v1.0 First official release
1Please report any bugs to ch.henry@uwinnipeg.ca