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 				<h2>Multi-scale segmentation </h2>
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 						Segmentation in hierarchical scale domains
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-							Mimic human eye
+							Mimic the human eye
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-							Reflect hierarchical structure of (geographical) reality
+							Reflect hierarchical structures of (geographical) reality
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-							Segmentation layers interlinked
+							Segmentation layers are interlinked
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 							Reproducibility and universality
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 								Colour homogeneity
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-								From homogeneity
+								Form homogeneity
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 					<p style="font-size: 50%; position: absolute; right:0%; bottom: 10%;">Lang et al., 2003</p>