Abstract

The set of distances obtained by combining the cityblock and the chessboard motions is studied as a generalization of the octagonal distance for digital pictures. The corresponding digital disks are shown to be digital octagons. A necessary and sufficient condition is obtained for the triangularity of these distances. The suitability of these distances as approximations of the Euclidean distance is studied using three different indices of errors.

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