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ORCIDPattern Recognition, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, January 1970
- Robert S. Ledley:
Special issue on conceptual aspects of two-dimensional picture processing. Pattern Recognit. 2(1): 1-2 (1970) - Jack Sklansky:
Recognition of convex blobs. 3-10 - Michael F. Dacey:
The syntax of a triangle and some other figures. 11-31 - A. L. Girard, F. Lowenstein:
On the applicability of modern algebra techniques to adaptive pattern recognition. 33-38 - Keith Paton:
Conic sections in chromosome analysis. 39-40 - I. Tamches:
The theory and application of electronic moiré patterns. 53-54
Volume 2, Number 2, May 1970
- Robert S. Ledley:
Special issue on image enhancement. Pattern Recognit. 2(2): 65 (1970) - Thomas S. Huang:
Introduction to the special issue on image enhancement. Pattern Recognit. 2(2): 67-68 (1970) - James L. Harris:
Information extraction from diffraction limited imagery. 69-70 - John C. Moldon:
High resolution image estimation in a turbulent environment. 79-82 - Gregory M. Robbins:
Image restoration for a class of linear spatially-variant degradations. 91-94 - Joseph W. Goodman, William T. Rhodes
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An optical system designed for image processing. 105-116 - William F. Schreiber:
Wirephoto quality improvement by unsharp masking. 117-120 - Roland V. Shack:
Image processing by an optical analog device. 123-124 - Wai-Hon Lee:
Filter design for optical data processors. 127-134
Volume 2, Number 3, September 1970
- Robert S. Ledley:
Special issue on Optical Character Recognition. Pattern Recognit. 2(3): 145 (1970) - Mary Elizabeth Stevens:
Introduction to the special issue on Optical Character Recognition (OCR). Pattern Recognit. 2(3): 147-150 (1970) - G. J. Balm:
An introduction to optical character reader considerations. 151-152 - Israel Sheinberg:
The INPUT 2 Document Reader (a new optical character recognition system). 167-173 - Ken-ichi Mori, Hiroshi Genchi, Sadakazu Watanabe, Sumio Katsuragi:
Microprogram controlled pattern processing in a handwritten mail reader-sorter. 175-176 - Robert M. Bowman, Eugene S. McVey:
A method for the optimal design of a class of pattern recognition systems. 187-197 - John F. O'Callaghan:
A coding approach to pattern recognition. 199-214 - Ernst E. Triendl:
Skeletonization of noisy handdrawn symbols using parallel operations. 215-226 - Joel Owen, Donald B. Brick, Ernest Henrichon:
A nonparametric approach to pattern recognition. 227-234
Volume 2, Number 4, December 1970
- Special issue on pattern recognition in photogrammetry. Pattern Recognit. 2(4): 241 (1970)
- Introduction to the special issue on pattern recognition in photogrammetry. Pattern Recognit. 2(4): 243 (1970)
- L. Sayn-Wittgenstein:
Patterns of spatial variation in forests and other natural populations. 245-248 - Jack J. O. Palgen:
Applicability of pattern recognition techniques to the analysis of urban quality from satellites. 255-258 - James A. Dunne:
Mariner 1969 television image processing. 269-270 - Charles L. Bristor:
The earth location of geostationary satellite imagery. 269-270 - John A. Leese, Charles S. Novak, V. Ray Taylor:
The determination of cloud pattern motions from geosynchronous satellite image data. 279-280 - J. M. Idelsohn:
A learning system for terrain recognition. 293-296 - William L. Matson, Herbert A. McKinstry, Gerald G. Johnson Jr., E. W. White, R. E. McMillan:
Computer processing of SEM images by contour analyses. 303-306 - Eugene M. Darling Jr., Juris G. Raudseps:
Non-parametric unsupervised learning with applications to image classification. 313-335
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