During the last 6 months as part of the LRDE (EPITA Research & Development Lab), I've been working on Climb, a Common Lisp image processing library. I've written a report and presented it. You can download the slides and report.

Climb - Chaining Operators & Component Trees

Abstract: Climb is a generic image processing library designed to be used for rapid prototyping. The implementation of two component trees algorithms impacts Climb in several ways: the definition of values is extended, new site sets are added and debugging utilities are improved.

A detour is taken to understand the Method Chaining design pattern popularized by the Javascript jQuery library. The pattern is adapted to both the image processing domain and Common Lisp and is extended to introduce a parallel notation as well as better control flows.

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