Date: Mon, 20 Nov 89 14:54:39 EST
From: flynn@pixel.cps.msu.edu (Patrick J. Flynn)
Subject: Bibliography: IEEE 1989 SMC Conference

Here's a list of computer vision-related papers presented at the 1989
IEEE SMC conference in Cambridge on November 15-17.  Apologies in
advance for any omissions; I tried to be liberal in my criteria for
deciding whether a paper is `computer vision-related' or not. 

S. Grossberg, Recent Results on Neural Network Architectures
for Vision and Pattern Recognition, p. 1.

F. Arman, B. Sabata, and J.K. Aggarwal, Hierarchical Segmentation
of 3-D Range Images, pp. 156-161.

P. Flynn and A. Jain, CAD-Based Computer Vision: From CAD Models
to Relational Graphs, pp. 162-167.

C. Hansen, T. Henderson, and R. Grupen, CAD-Based 3-D Object
Recognition, pp. 168-172.

R. Hoffman and H. Keshavan, Evidence-Based Object Recognition
and Pose Estimation, pp. 173-178.

G. Medioni and P. Saint-Marc, Issues in Geometric Reasoning from
Range Imagery, pp. 179-185.

M. Trivedi, M. Abidi, R. Eason and R. Gonzalez, Object Recognition
and Pose Determination in Multi-Sensor Robotic Systems, pp. 186-193.

E. Feria, Predictive Transform for Optimum Digital Signal Processing,
pp. 1228-1237.

W. Wu and A. Kundu, A Modified Reduced Update Kalman Filter for
Images Degraded by Non-Gaussian Additive Noise, pp. 352-355.

C. Wright, E. Delp, and N. Gallagher, Morphological Based Target
Enhancement Algorithms to Counter the Hostile Nuclear Environment,
pp. 358-363.

R. Jha and M. Jernigan, Edge Adaptive Filtering: How Much and
Which Direction?, pp. 364-366.

B. Javidi, M. Massa, C. Ruiz, and J. Ruiz, Experiments on
Nonlinear Optical Correlation, pp. 367-369.

H. Arsenault, Similarity and Pathology in Neural Nets,
pp. 401-404.

E. Paek, J. Wullert, A. VonLehman, J. Patel, A. Sherer,
J. Harbison, H. Yu, and R. Martin, Vander Lugt Correlator
and Neural Networks, pp. 408-414.

B. Javidi, Optical Attentive Associative Memory with
Channel Dependent Nonlinearity in the Weight Plane,
pp. 415-420.

Z. Bahri and B. Vijaya Kumar, Design of Partial Information Filters
for Optical Correlators, pp. 421-426.

F. Palmieri and S. Shah, A New Algorithm for Training Multilayer
Perceptrons, pp. 427-428.

N. Nasarbadi, W. Li, B. Epranian and C. Butkus, Use of Hopfield
Network for Stereo Correspondence, pp. 429-432.

W. Owen, W. Hare, and A. Wang, The Role of the Bipolar Cell in
Retinal Signal Processing, pp. 435-442.

J. Troy and C. Enroth-Cugell, Signals and Noise in Mammalian
Retina, pp. 443-447.

R. Emerson, Linear and Nonlinear Mechanisms of Motion Selectivity
in Single Neurons of the Cat's Visual Cortex, pp. 448-453.

A. Dobbins and S. Zucker, Mean Field Theory and MT Neurons,
pp. 454-458.

M. Tuceryan and A. Jain, Segmentation and Grouping of Object
Boundaries, pp. 570-575.

Y. Shui and S. Ahmad, 3-D Location of Circular and Spherical
Features by Monocular Model-Based Vision, pp. 576-581.

M. Chantler and C. Reid, Integration of Ultrasonic and Vision
Sensors for 3-D Underwater Scene Analysis, pp. 582-583.

H. Fujii and T. Inui, Modelling the Spatial Recognition
Process in a Computer-Generated 3-D World, pp. 584-585.

C. Chang and S. Chatterjee, Depth from Stereo Image Flow,
pp. 586-591.

R. Safae-Rad, B. Benhabib, K. Smith, and Z. Zhou, Pre-Marking Methods
for 3D Object Recognition, pp. 592-595.

C. Bandera and P. Scott, Foveal Machine Vision Systems, pp. 596-599.

J. Kottas and C. Warde, Trends in Knowledge Base Processing Using
Optical Techniques, pp. 1250-1257.

J. Horner, Variations of the Phase-only Filter, p. 644 (abstract)

D. Gregory, J. Kirsch, and W. Crowe, Optical Correlator Guidance
and Tracking Field Tests, pp. 645-650.

Y. Fainman, L. Feng, and Y. Koren, Estimation of Absolute Spatial
Position of Mobile Systems by Hybrid Opto-Electronic Processor,
pp. 651-657.

T. Lu, X. Xu, and F. Yu, Hetero Associative Neural Network
Pattern Recognition, pp. 658-663.

M. Oguztoreli, Neural Computations in Visual Processes, pp. 664-670.

M. Jernigan, R. Belshaw, and G. McLean, Image Enhancement with
Nonlinear Local Interactions, pp. 676-681.

R. Pinter, R. Olberg, and E. Warrant, Luminance Adaptation of
Preferred Object Size in Identified Dragonfly Movement
Detectors, pp. 682-686.

A. Meyer, Z. Li, E. Haupt, K. Lu, and H. Louis, Clinical
Electrophysiology of the Eye: Physiological Modeling
and Parameter Estimation, pp. 687-692.
S. Levine and J. Kreifeldt, Minimal Information for the Unique
Representation of a Pattern of Points, pp. 828-830.

N. Ansari and E. Delp, Partial Shape Recognition: A Landmark-Based
Approach, pp. 831-836.

T. Fukuda and O. Hasegawa, Creature Recognition and Identification by
Image Processing Based on Expert System, pp. 837-842.

Y. Shiu and S. Ahmad, Grouping Image Features into Loops for
Monocular Recognition, pp. 843-844.

T. Matsunaga, A. Tokumasu, and O. Iwaki, A Study of Document
Format Identification Based on Table Structure, pp. 845-846.

T. Topper and M. Jernigan, On the Informativeness of Edges,
pp. 909-914.

C. Choo and H. Freeman, Computation of Features of 2-D Polycurve-Encoded
Boundaries, pp. 1041-1047.

A. Gross and T. Boult, Straight Homogeneous Generalized Cylinders,
Analysis of Reflectance Properties and a Necessary Condition for
Class Membership, pp. 1260-1267.

W. Yim and D. Joo, Surface Contour Mapping Using Cross-Shaped
Structured Light Beam, pp. 1048-1050.

A. Perry and D. Lowe, Segmentation of Non-random Texture Regions
in Real Images, pp. 1051-1054.

S. Lee and J. Pan, Tracing and Representation of Human Line
Drawings, pp. 1055-1061.

T. Taxt, P. Flynn, and A. Jain, Segmentation of Document Images,
pp. 1062-1067.

K. Yokosawa, Human-Based Character String Image Retrieval from Textual
Images, pp. 1068-1069.

S. Lee, Classification of Similar Line-Drawing Patterns with Attributed
Graph Matching, pp. 1070-1071.


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Subject: Perception v18n6
Date: Tue, 22 May 90 09:28:25 EDT
From: ES.Library@B.GP.CS.CMU.EDU
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      Parts of Visual Objects: an Experimental Test of the Minima Rule.
      Perception 18(6):817-826, November, 1989.

[2]   Deary, Ian J. and Mitchell, Howard.
      Inspection Time and High-Speed Ball Games.
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[3]   Johnstone, Syren and Wenderoth, Peter.
      Pattern Orientation, not Motion, Determines the Two-Dimensional Tilt
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      Perception 18(6):729-737, November, 1989.

[4]   Marendaz, Christian.
      Selection of Reference Frames and the 'Vicariance' of Perceptual
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[5]   Moorhead, Ian R.; Haig, Nigel D.; and Clement, Richard A.
      An Investigation of Trained Neural Networks from a Neurophysiological
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      Perception 18(6):793-803, November, 1989.

[6]   Moulden, Bernard and Kingdom, Fred.
      An Orientation Anisotropy in Induced Brightness.
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[7]   O'Toole, Alice J.
      Structure from Stereo by Associative Learning of the Constraints.
      Perception 18(6):767-782, November, 1989.

[8]   Parks, Theodore E.
      Illusory-Figure Lightness: Evidence for a Two-Component Theory.
      Perception 18(6):783-788, November, 1989.

[9]   Rossano, Matt J. and Warren, David H.
      The Importance of Alignment in Blind Subjects' Use of Tactual Maps.
      Perception 18(6):805-816, November, 1989.

[10]  Webb, Barbara and Wenderoth, Peter.
      Some Additional Predictions and Further Tests of the Marr-Ullman Model
         of Motion Perception.
      Perception 18(6):753-765, November, 1989.

[11]  Wenderoth, Peter; Van der Zwan, Rick; and Johnstone, Syren.
      Orientation Illusions Induced by Briefly Flashed Plaids.
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