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This article presents how a recently introduced effective approach to multiscale skeletonization can be further enhanced in accuracy and isotropy by propagating labels corresponding to the arc-lengths along the contour, calculated by a real-time spectral methodology, instead of the previously adopted successive integer values. The effectiveness of the described approach is illustrated with respect to synthetic and real shapes.
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