VPL: An active, declarative visual programming system

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VPL is a visual programming language and environment for interactive image processing. VPL uses a novel system architecture which separates interaction and computation components in order to provide a highly interactive visual programming user-interface. VPL is based on a declarative, demand driven dataflow model of computation. It is a practical, usable visual programming system, integrating tools for browsing, inspecting and editing components and documentation. VPL also provides data persistence and data import/export mechanisms. The visual programming model supports both function extensibility and higher order functions, allowing users to build their own program dataflow structures within the VPL environment.

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Lau-Kee, D., Billyard, A., Faichney, R., Kozato, Y., Otto, P., Smith, M., & Wilkinson, I. (1991). VPL: An active, declarative visual programming system. In Proceedings 1991 IEEE Workshop on Visual Languages (pp. 40–46). Publ by IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1109/wvl.1991.238852

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