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ORCIDImage and Vision Computing, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, February 1987
- Malayappan Shridhar, A. Badreldin:
Context-directed segmentation algorithm for handwritten numeral strings. 3-9 - David C. Mason:
Dilation algorithm for a linear quadtree. 11-20 - David Vernon
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Two-dimensional object recognition using partial contours. 21-27 - M. Bramanti, Sang En Fang:
Tomographic image reconstruction based on a backscattering coherent processing technique. 29-35 - Desmond J. Walton:
Terrain modelling with B-spline type surfaces defined on curved knot lines. 37-43
Volume 5, Number 2, May 1987
- Donald Geman:
Stochastic model for boundary detection. 61-65 - G. L. Scott:
"Four-line" method of locally estimating optic flow. 67-72 - S. B. Pollard, John Porrill, John E. W. Mayhew, John P. Frisby:
Matching geometrical descriptions in three-space. 73-78 - H.-Q. Wang, R. T. Ritchings, Alan C. F. Colchester:
Image understanding system for carotid angiograms. 79-83 - David William Murray:
Model-based recognition using 3D structure from motion. 85-90 - Joachim H. Rieger:
On the classification of views of piecewise smooth objects. 91-97 - Robert B. Fisher:
SMS: a suggestive modelling system for object recognition. 98-104 - Philip F. McLauchlan, Andrew Zisserman, Andrew Blake:
Knowledge source for describing stereoscopically viewed textured surfaces. 105-110 - Stephen J. Maybank:
Apparent area of a rigid moving body. 111-113 - Andrew M. Wallace:
Matching segmented scenes to models using pairwise relationships between features. 114-120 - S. Wright:
Hough transform analysis of data from a planar array of image sensors. 121-126 - P. Mason, T. W. Buggy:
Knowledge-based segmentation of sonar data. 127-131 - Tony P. Pridmore, John Porrill, John E. W. Mayhew:
Segmentation and description of binocularly viewed contours. 132-138 - M. M. Jordan, W. J. Perkins:
Use of models in studying macrophage cell images and the underlying biological processes. 139-144 - Josef Kittler, Edwin R. Hancock:
Contextual decision rule for region analysis. 145-153 - J. D. McCafferty, Richard J. Fryer, S. Codutti, J. Miller, G. Monai:
Edge-detection algorithm and its video-rate implementation. 155-160 - Violet F. Leavers, James F. Boyce:
The Radon transform and its application to shape parametrization in machine vision. 161-166 - John Knapman:
Dupin's cyclide and the cyclide patch. 167-173 - John Porrill, S. B. Pollard, John E. W. Mayhew:
Optimal combination of multiple sensors including stereo vision. 174-180 - Harit P. Trivedi:
Estimation of stereo and motion parameters using a variational principle. 181-183
Volume 5, Number 3, August 1987
- Hanan Samet, C. A. Shatter, Randal C. Nelson, Y.-G. Huang, Kikuo Fujimura, A. Rosenteld:
Recent developments in linear quadtree-based geographic information systems. 187-197 - E. R. Davies:
Design of optimal gaussian operators in small neighbourhoods. 199-205 - S. K. Morton, S. J. Popham:
Algorithm design specification for interpreting segmented image data using schemas and support logic. 206-216 - Ian Overington, Philip Greenway:
Practical first-difference edge detection with subpixel accuracy. 217-224 - Edward W. Elcock, Irene Gargantini, Timothy R. Walsh:
Triangular decomposition. 225-231 - Mark J. L. Orr, Robert B. Fisher:
Geometric reasoning for computer vision. 233-238
Volume 5, Number 4, November 1987
- Jim Austin, T. John Stonham:
Distributed associative memory for use in scene analysis. 251-260 - M. E. Bowman, Andrew K. Forrest:
Transformation calibration of a camera mounted on a robot. 261-266 - Brian H. Feria:
Linear predictive transform of monochrome images. 267-278 - E. R. Davies:
Improved localization in a generalized Hough scheme for the detection of straight edges. 279-286 - Reinhard Klette, Piero Zamperoni:
Measures of correspondence between binary patterns. 287-295 - S. Ravindran, M. Manohar:
Algorithm for converting a forest of quadtrees to a binary array. 297-300
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