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    • Connected-component labeling (CCL) is a fundamental image processing task.
    • Conventional two-scan CCL algorithms often involve redundant pixel checking, impacting efficiency.

    Discussion:

    • The proposed method optimizes label-equivalence-based two-scan CCL.
    • It employs alternate line scanning and dual-pixel processing to minimize redundant computations.
    • Leveraging pixel configuration transitions enhances processing efficiency by reusing information.

    Key Insights:

    • A novel two-scan CCL algorithm is presented, improving computational efficiency.
    • The strategy of processing pixels in pairs and utilizing transition data is key.
    • Experimental validation confirms superior performance over existing methods.

    Outlook:

    • Potential for broader application in image analysis and pattern recognition.
    • Further research could explore adaptive strategies for varied image complexities.