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A new strategy for applying grammatical inference to image classification problems

This paper presents a new strategy to represent an image as a string so that standard grammar induction techniques can be used in computer vision problems. Two sets of experiments using an artificial and a real dataset have been conducted in order to explore the new strategy parameters and to have a first glimpse on its comparative performance against some standard machine learning techniques. The results are encouraging and the proposal opens new paths of exploration for syntactical pattern recognition.