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ORCIDPattern Recognition, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, March 1973
- Robert S. Ledley:
Editorial comment. 1 - David H. Schaefer:
Introduction to the special issue on parallel image processing. 2 - Akram S. Husain-Abidi:
Design concepts for an on-board parallel image processor. 3-10 - A. D. Jacobson, T. D. Beard, W. P. Bleha, J. D. Margerum, S.-Y. Wong:
The liquid crystal light valve, an optical-to-optical interface device. 13-18 - Sing H. Lee:
The synthesis of complex spatial filters for coherent optical data processing. 21-22 - Kendall Preston Jr.:
Digital holographic logic. 37-44 - James P. Strong III:
Binary image operations using non-coherent optical techniques. 51-56 - Henry Stark, R. C. Barker, E. Garcia, D. Lee:
Image processing by self-generated spatial and spectral masks. 59-64
Volume 5, Number 2, June 1973
- Robert S. Ledley:
About this issue. 73 - Sverker Hård, Tore Feuk:
Character recognition by complex filtering in reading machines. 75-82 - John F. O'Callaghan, J. Loveday:
Quantitative measurement of soil cracking patterns. 83-84 - Yoshiaki Shirai, Hirochika Inoue:
Guiding a robot by visual feedback in assembling tasks. 99-106 - Thorne Shipley:
The stereoscopic pattern signal: Gestalt processes in the binocular field. 109-120 - Edward S. Deutsch:
On the use of binary and gray code schemes for continuous-tone picture representation. 121-128 - Mariagiovanna Sami, Renato Stefanelli:
Compression algorithms that preserve basic topological features in binary-coded patterns. 133-147 - Masamichi Shimura:
Recognizing machines with parametric and nonparametric learning methods using contextual information. 149-168
Volume 5, Number 3, September 1973
- Robert S. Ledley:
About this issue. Pattern Recognit. 5(3): 173 (1973) - Bernard Widrow:
The "rubber-mask" technique - I. Pattern measurement and analysis. 175-176 - Bernard Widrow:
The "rubber-mask" technique-II. Pattern storage and recognition. 199-211 - Kenneth M. Sayre:
Machine recognition of handwritten words: A project report. 213-228 - Michael J. B. Duff, D. M. Watson, Terry J. Fountain, G. K. Shaw:
A cellular logic array for image processing. 229-240 - D. N. Anderson, Thomas L. Isenhour:
Empirical studies of separability and prediction using threshold logic units. 249-257 - Raj S. Chhikara, Patrick L. Odell:
Discriminant analysis using certain normed exponential densities with emphasis on remote sensing application. 259-272 - William E. Wright:
A formalization of cluster analysis. 273-282
Volume 5, Number 4, December 1973
- Robert S. Ledley:
About this issue. 289 - V. Michael Powers:
Pen direction sequences in character recognition. 291-302 - Paul P. Wang, Robert C. Shiau:
Machine recognition of printed Chinese characters via transformation algorithms. 303-321 - M. S. Ulstad:
An algorithm for estimating small scale differences between two digital images. 323-330 - Josef Kittler, Peter C. Young:
A new approach to feature selection based on the Karhunen-Loeve expansion. 335-352 - Masamichi Shimura, Toshio Imai:
Nonsupervised classification using the principal component. 353-363 - Aravind K. Joshi:
Remarks on some aspects of language structure and their relevance to pattern analysis. 365-381 - Michael G. Thomason:
Finite fuzzy automata, regular fuzzy languages, and pattern recognition. 383-390 - Robert M. Haralick:
Glossary and index to remotely sensed image pattern recognition concepts. 391-403
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