PRIP77
* *Pattern Recognition and Image Processing
* Application of Line and Character Recognition in Cartography, An
* Automatic Verification of Signatures by Means of Acceleration
* Computing the Shape Hull of Points in the Plane
* Contour Extraction Problem and Biomedical Applications, The
* Effectiveness of Textural Features for Classification of Aerial Multispectral Images
* Graph-Theoretic Approach to Image Segmentation, A
* Image Analysis in Paper Manufacturing
* Image Segmentation Using Texture and Gray Level
* Iterative Methods in Image Analysis
* Locating Straight Line Edge Segments in Outdoor Scenes
* Picture Understanding by Machine via Textural Feature Extraction
* Pyramid Model for Binary Picture Complexity, A
* Shape Description using Weighted Symmetric Axis Features
* Shape Description via the Use of Critical Points
* Shape Matching Using Relaxation Techniques
* Syntactic Analysis and Description of Stroke-Based Shapes
* Syntactic Pattern Recognition of Shape
* What One Can See on the Earth from Different Altitudes: A Hierarchical Control Structure in Computer Vision
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PRIP78
* *Pattern Recognition and Image Processing
* Adaptive Image Segmentation Using Prototype Similarity
* Analysis of Probabilistic Relaxation Labeling Processes
* Analysis, synthesis, and Evaluation of Local Measures for Discrimination and Segmentation of Textured Regions, The
* Application of the Generalized Chain Coding Scheme to Map Data Processing
* Arrangements, Homomorphisms, and Discrete Relaxation
* Elements of a Structural Model of Texture
* Encoding Techniques for Efficient Similarity Retrieval from Pictorial Databases
* Fast Two-Dimensional Median Filtering Algorithm, A
* General Spatial Data Structure, A
* Hierarchical Relaxation for Shape Analysis
* Hierarchical Relaxation System for Line Labeling and Grouping, A
* Identification of Object Symmetry from Multiple Views
* Improved Algorithm to Check for Polygon Similarity, An
* Maximum Likelihood Framework for Boundary Estimation, A
* Measure of Scene Content, A
* Numerical Computations of Moment Invariants for Scene Analysis
* Object/Background Segmentation in FLIR Imagery
* Program for Describing Complex Three-Dimensional Objects Using Generalized Cylinders as Primitives, A
* Scene Representation Using the Adjacency Matrix and Sampled Shapes of Regions
* Sequential Shape Feature Extraction from Line Drawings
* Survey of the Hough Transform and Its Extensions for Curve Detection, A
* Texture Analysis Using Generalized Co-Occurrence Matrices
* To Extract a Connected Object of Arbitrary Shape from its Background by Decision Tree Method
* Towards Design of a Natural Picture Description Language
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PRIP79
* *Pattern Recognition and Image Processing
* Design of Composite Classifier Systems in Imperfectly Supervised Environments
* Dynamic Model for Image Registration, A
* Edge Smoothing
* Evaluation of Edge Operators Using Relative and Absolute Grading
* Experiments in Dynamic Segmentation
* Feature Extraction for Texture Discrimination
* Generalized Cylinders from Parallel Slices
* Generation of 3D Surface Descriptions from Images of Pattern Illuminated Objects
* Global Shape Decomposition Using the k-Syntactic Similarity Approach
* Implementation, Interpretation, and Analysis of a Suboptimal Boundary Finding Algorithm
* Map-Guided Interpretation of Remotely-Sensed Data
* Medial Axis of a Coarse Binary Image Using Boundary Smoothing, The
* Modular Computer Vision System for Picture Segmentation, A
* Multilevel Array Grammars for Generating Texture Scenes
* New Probabilistic Relaxation Scheme, A
* Object Location in Computed Tomography Images Using Global Local Segmentation
* Object Recognition by Three Dimensional Moment Invariants
* On Improving Line Detection in Noisy Images
* Regionalization of Image Data Using Surface Approximation
* Scene Labeling: An Optimization Approach
* Segmentation
* Segmentation of Solid Objects Using Global and Local Edge Coincidence
* Segmentation, Evaluation, and Natural Scenes
* Skeletons from Sequential Boundary Data
* Some Recent Developments in Texture Analysis
* Stochastic Texture Fields Synthesis from a Priori Given Second Order Statistice
* Strip Trees: A Hierarchical Representation for Map Features
* Structural Shape Description and Matching
* Technique for Comparing Curves, A
* Texture Image Segmentation Using Local Extrema
* Three-Dimensional Shape Analysis Using Local Shape Descriptors
* Toward a Set of Statistical Features Which Measure Visually Perceivable Qualities of Textures
* Use of Incremental Curvature for Describing and Analyzing Two-Dimensional Shape
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PRIP81
* *Pattern Recognition and Image Processing
* Adaptive DPCM Algorithm for Predicting Contours in NTSC Composite Video Signals, An
* Adaptive Transform Image Data Compression Scheme Incorporating Pattern Recognition Procedures, An
* Anisotropic Filtering Operations for Image Enhancement and Their Relation to the Visual System
* Augmented Relaxation Labeling and Dynamic Relaxation Labeling
* Chord Distributions for Shape Matching
* Comparing Orthonormal Matrices for Two-Dimensional Image Transform Coding by Means of the Gain Distortion Function
* Constraints on Optical Flow Computation
* Contextual Classification in PASM
* Detecting Object Orientation from Surface Normals
* Detection and Segmentation of Blobs in Infrared Images, The
* Determination of Displacement Vector Fields for General Camera Motions
* Determining the Instantaneous Direction of Motion from Optical Flow Generated by a Curvilinearly Moving Observer
* Digital Edge, The
* Elimination of Seams from Photomosaics
* Estimating 3-D Motion Parameters of a Rigid Planar Patch I
* Facet Model Region Growing Algorithm, A
* Flexible Parallel Thinning Algorithm, A
* General Scheme for Signal Restoration with Application to Picture Processing, A
* Image Data compression with the Laplacian Pyramid
* Image Registration by Matching Relational Structures
* Locating Objects under Different Conditions: An Example in Aerial Image Understanding
* Matching Three-Dimensional Models
* Motion and Image Differencing
* Motion Detection Using Hough Techniques
* Multiple Level Representations for Texture Description
* Neighbor Finding in Quadtrees
* Normalized Quadtrees with Respect to Translations
* Occluding Contours in Dynamic Scenes
* Occlusion Analysis in Time-Varying Imagery
* On Classifying Time-Varying Events
* On the Correlation Structure of Random Field Models of Images and Textures
* On the Derivation of 3-D Rigid Point Configurations from Image Sequences
* Parallel Thinning Operations for Digital Binary Images
* Recognition in Noisy Environments: System Structure and Strategies
* Recognition of Spatial Point Patterns
* Reconstruction of Three-Dimensional Motions from Image Sequences
* Recursive Generation of Hierarchical Data Structures for Multidimensional Digital Images
* Relaxation Labeling Using Staged Updating
* Representation of a Region as a Forest of Quad-Trees
* Segmentation of Textured Dynamic Scenes
* Shape Analysis of Segmented Objects Using Moments
* Synthetic Generation and Estimation in Random Field Models of Images
* Textural Anisotropy Features for Texture Analysis
* Texture Discrimination Using Region Based Primitives
* Texture Simulation Using a Best-Fit Model
* Texture Synthesis Using a Bidimensional Markov Model
* Three-Dimensional Segmentation Using the Gaussian Image and Spatial Information
* Two-Stage Method of Fitting Conic Arcs and Straight Line Segments to Digitized Contours, A
* Visual Interpretation of the Motion of Objects in Space
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PRIP82
* *Pattern Recognition and Image Processing
* 3D Parallel Skeletonwise Thinning Algorithm Pictures, A
* Approach for the Direct Computation of the Focus of Expansion, An
* Computer Vision System for Generating Object Descriptions, A
* Computing Motions of Planar Surfaces from Spatio-Temporal Changes in Image Brightness
* Curved Surface Measurement for Robot Vision
* Determining 3-D Motion and Structure of a Rigid Body Using the Spherical Projection
* Development System for Machine Vision, A
* Efficient Synthetic Image Generation of Arbitrary 3-D Objects
* Estimation of Location and Orientation of 3-D Surfaces Using a Single 2-D Image
* Goal Directed Segmentation
* Gradient Based Estimation of Disparity
* Iterative Region Segmentation
* Local Correlation Measures for Motion Analysis: A Comparative Study
* New Connected Components Algorithm for Virtual Memory Computers, A
* New Recursive Method to Detect Moving Objects in a Sequence of Images, A
* Polyhedral Approximation of 3-D Objects Without Holes
* Reasoning About Success and Failure in Aerial Image Understanding
* Recognition of Curvilinear Objects by Matching Relational Structures
* Recognizing and Locating Partially Visible Workpieces: The Local-Feature-Focus Method
* Recognizing Three-Dimensional Objects from Single Perspective Views Using Geometric and Relational Reasoning
* Relaxation Labeling and Evidence Gathering
* Representing Possible Realities for Vision and Manipulation
* Smoothed Local Symmetries and Local Frame Propagation
* Surface Representation and Shape Matching of 3-D Objects
* Temporal Constraints for Estimating Optic Flow
* Three-Dimensional Surface Shape Recognition by Approximating Image Intensity Functions with Quadric Polynomials
* Uniqueness and Estimation of Three-Dimensional Motion Parameters of Rigid Objects with Curved Surfaces
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