Image Distinction- Image Pressure: A New Mode of Image Dissemination

This article proposes a new model for image recognition and dissemination: Image Distinction-Image Pressure. Images are in two states during the dissemination process: one is an image that has already been recognized and remembered by people in the brain—Memory Image, and the other is a new image that has not been recognized temporarily-Ontology Image. There is a natural gap between these two images, called image distinction. With image distinction, there is also image pressure. This kind of image pressure drives the dissemination of images, generating image entropy, which may lead to the generation of positive, negative, or Extraordinary image pressures, promoting the completion of image representation purposes. The dissemination mode of Image Distinction-Image Pressure compensates for some structural defects in current image recognition and dissemination, such as difficulties in image recognition caused by occlusion, deformation, etc., and promotes research on image dissemination.