A. General References A.1. Meetings 1. A. Rosenfeld, ed., Multiresolution Image Processing and Analysis (Leesburg, VA, July 19-21, 1982), Springer, Berlin, 1984. 2. 1984 Conference on Intelligent Systems and Machines, Rochester, MI, April 24-25, 1984. 3. Proceedings of the Workshop on Computer Vision: Representation and Control (Annapolis, MD, April 30-May 2, 1984), IEEE Publ. 84CH2014-9. 4. J.F. Gilmore, ed., Applications of Artificial Intelligence (Arlington, VA, May 3-4, 1984), Proc. SPIE 485. 5. Proceedings of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-84; Austin, TX, August 6-10, 1984). 6. A.G. Tescher, ed., Applications of Digital Image Processing VII (San Diego, CA, August 21-24, 1984), Proc. SPIE 504. 7. Lee S. Baumann, ed., Proceedings: Image Understanding Workshop (New Orleans, LA, October 3- 4, 1984), Science Applications International Corp. 8. Thirteenth Workshop on Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition, Silver Spring, MD, October 22-24, 1984. 9. Intelligent Robots and Computer Vision, Cambridge, MA, November 5-8, 1984, Proc. SPIE 521. 10. The First Conference on Artificial Intelligence Applications (Denver, CO, December 5-7, 1984), IEEE Publ. 84CH2107-1. 11. E. Caianiello and G. Musso, eds., Cybernetic Systems: Recognition, Learning, Self-Organization (Cava dei Tirreni, Italy, December 9-12, 1981), Research Studies Press (Wiley), New York, 1984. 12. S. Levialdi, ed., Digital Image Analysis (Selva di Fasano, Italy, November 15-18, 1982), Pitman, London, 1984. 13. A.G. Sartori-Angus and C.C. Handley, eds., Proceedings of the First South African Symposium on Digital Image Processing (Durban, S.A., July 18-19, 1983) 14. International Symposium on Image Processing and its Applications, Tokyo, Japan, January 18-21, 1984. 15. Quatrieme Congres: Reconnaissance des Formes et Intelligence Artificielle, Paris, France, January 25-27, 1984. 16. International Week of the Electronic Image, Biarritz, France, May 21-25, 1984 (including the First Image Symposium, May 23-25). 17. Autbild '84/1, Wantlitzsee, DDR, May 21-25, 1984. 18. Second South African Symposium on Digital Image Processing, Durban, S.A., July 23-27, 1984. 19. Proceedings, Seventh International Conference on Pattern Recognition (Montreal, Canada, July 30- August 2, 1984), IEEE Publ. 84CH2046-1. 20. Sixth European Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Pisa, Italy, September 5-7, 1984. 21. W. Kropatsch, ed., Mustererkennung 1984 (DACM/OAGM Symposium, Graz, Austria, October 2-4, 1984), Springer, Berlin, 1984. 22. International Meeting on Artificial Intelligence, Marseilles, France, October 24-27, 1984. 23. R.M. Haralick and J.R. Ullmann, A report on the 1982 IEEE Computer Vision Workshop, WCVRC, vii-xiii. 24. E.S. Gelsema, A survey of six International Conferences on Pattern Recognition, PRL 2, 1984, 205-212. A.2. Collections, surveys, etc. 25. H. Niemann and Y.T. Chien, eds., Special Issue: Knowledge Based Image Analysis, PR 17(1), 1984, 1- 176. 26. K.H. Beckurts and H.G. Schwartzel, eds., Digital Image Processing, Siemens Research and Development Reports 13(3), 1984, 89-162. 27. M.P. Ekstrom, ed., Digital Image Processing Techniques, Academic Press, New York, 1984. 28. A. Rosenfeld, Image analysis: problems, progress, and prospects, PR 17, 1984, 3-12. 29. J.K. Tsotsos, Knowledge and the visual process: content, form, and use, PR 17, 1984, 13-27. 30. M. Nagao, Control strategies in pattern analysis, PR 17, 1984, 45-56. 31. A. Rosenfeld, Computer vision research at the University of Maryland: a 20-year retrospective, PR 17, 1984, 373-375. 32. A. Rosenfeld, Computer vision: signals, segments, and structures, ASSP Magazine 1(1), 1984, 11-18. 33. T. Matsuyama, Knowledge organization and control structure in image understanding, 7ICPR, 1118-1127. 34. B.J. Schachter, Real-time image processing at Westinghouse: 1964-1984, IUW, 53-55. 35. T. Poggio and V. Torre, Ill-posed problems and regularization analysis in early vision, IUW, 257- 263. 36. K.S. Fu and A. Rosenfeld, Pattern recognition and computer vision, Computer 17(10), 1984, 274-282. 37. A. Rosenfeld, Picture processing: 1983, CVGIP 26, 1984, 347-393. A.3. Graphics 38. T.L. Kunii, ed., Computer Graphics--Theory and Applications (Proceedings of InterGraphics '83), Springer, Berlin, 1983. 39. T.L. Kunii, ed., More Selections from Intergraphics '83, CGA 4(1), January 1984, 35-65. 40. Computer Graphics '84 Conference and Exposition (National Computer Graphics Association), Anaheim, CA, May 13-17, 1984. 41. H. Christiansen, Ed., SIGGRAPH '84 Conference Proceedings (Minneapolis, MN, July 23-27, 1984), CG 18(3), July 1984. 42. H. Tucker, ed., Eurographics 84 (Copenhagen, Denmark, September 12-14, 1984), North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1984. 43. G.F. Schrack, Literature in computer graphics for the year 1983: a bibliography, CG 18, 1984, 69-89. 44. G.F. Schrack, More texts and books in computer graphics, CG 18, 1984, 90-91. 45. G.F. Schrack, Texts and books in computer graphics (third list), CG 18, 1984, 160-. 46. C. Machover and W. Myers, Interactive computer graphics, Computer 17(10), 1984, 145-161. 47. G. Demos, M.D. Brown, and R.A. Weinberg, Digital scene simulation: the synergy of computer technology and human creativity, P-IEEE 72, 1984, 22-31. 48. H. Weghorst, G. Hooper, and D.P. Greenberg, Improved computational methods for ray tracing, TOG 3, 1984, 52-69. 49. A. Fujimoto, C.G. Perrott, and K. Iwata, A 3-D graphics display system with depth buffer and pipeline processor, CGA 4(6), 1984, 11-23. 50. S. Coquillart and M. Gangnet, Shaded display of digital maps, CGA 4(7), 1984, 35-42. 51. C.P. Verbeck and D.P. Greenberg, A comprehensive light source description for computer graphics, CGA 4(7), 1984, 66-75. 52. N.L. Max, Atoms with transparency and shadows, CVGIP 27, 1984, 46-63. 53. A.R. Gourlay, Grayscale simulation on a color display, CVGIP 27, 1984, 92-96. 54. L.S. Brotman and N.I. Badler, Generating soft shadows with a depth buffer algorithm, CGA 4(10), 1984, 5-12. 55. A.S. Glassner, Space subdivision for fast ray tracing, CGA 4(10), 1984, 15-22. 56. W. Myers, New systems improve picture quality and performance, CGA 4(10), 1984, 56-59. 57. P.S. Heckbert and P. Hanrahan, Beam tracing polygonal objects, SIGGRAPH, 119-127. 58. J. Amanatides, Ray tracing with cones, SIGGRAPH, 129-135. 59. R.L. Cook, T. Porter, and L. Carpenter, Distributed ray tracing, SIGGRAPH, 137-145. 60. M. Dippe and J. Swensen, An adaptive subdivision algorithm and parallel architecture for realistic image synthesis, SIGGRAPH, 149-158. 61. T.W. Sederberg and D.C. Anderson, Ray tracing of Steiner patches, SIGGRAPH, 159-164. 62. J.T. Kajiya and B.P. Von Herzen, Ray tracing volume densities, SIGGRAPH, 165-174. 63. C.M. Goral, K.E. Torrance, D.P. Greenberg, and B. Battaile, Modeling the interaction of light between diffuse surfaces, SIGGRAPH, 213-222. 64. T. Porter and T. Duff, Compositing digital images, SIGGRAPH, 253-259. A.4. Optical processing and display 65. J.A. Neff, ed., Optical Computing: Critical Review of Technology (Los Angeles, CA, January 24-25, 1984), Proc. SPIE 456. 66. R.A. Milano, ed., Optical Interfaces for Digital Circuits and Systems (Los Angeles, CA, January 26, 1984), Proc. SPIE 466. 67. H.J. Caulfield, S. Horvitz, G.P. Tricoles, and W.A. Von Winkle, eds., Special Issue on Optical Computing, P-IEEE 72(7), July 1984, 755-979. 68. H.J. Caulfield, ed., Analog Optical Processing and Computing (Cambridge, MA, October 25-26, 1984), Proc. SPIE 519. 69. E. Schlam, ed., Advances in Display Technology IV (Los Angeles, CA, January 24-25, 1984), Proc. SPIE 457. 70. J.J. Pearson, ed., Processing and Display of Three- Dimensional Data (San Diego, CA, August 23-24, 1984), Proc. SPIE 507. A.5. Perception 71. NATO Advanced Study Institute on Vision and Image Understanding, Erice, Sicily, July 1-12, 1984. 72. Second Workshop on Human and Machine Vision, Montreal, Canada, August 1-3, 1984. 73. A.C. Sanderson and Y.Y. Zeevi, eds., Special Issue on Neural and Sensory Information Processing, T-SMC 13(5), September-October 1983, 666-1047. 74. P.C. Dodwell and T. Caelli, eds., Figural Synthesis, Erlbaum, Hillsdale, NJ, 1984. 75. M.N. Oguztoreli, Modeling and simulation of vertebrate primary visual system: basic network, T- SMC 13, 1983, 776-781. 76. J.C. Curlander and V.Z. Marmarelis, Processing of visual information in the distal neurons of the vertebrate retina, T-SMC 13, 1983, 943-934. 77. S. Grossberg, The quantized geometry of visual space, Behavioral Brain Sciences 6, 1983, 625-692. 78. E.L. Schwartz, Anatomical and physiological correlates of visual computation from striate to infero-temporal cortex, T-SMC 14, 1984, 257-270. 79. D.H. Ballard, A. Bandyopadhyay, J. Sullins, and H. Tanaka, A connectionist model of extrapersonal space, WCVRC, 18-24. B. Digitization, Approximation, Compression B.1. Sampling, quantization 80. Y. Yamada, S. Tazaki, M. Kasahara, and T. Namekawa, Variance mismatch of vector quantities, T-IT 30, 1984, 104-107. 81. J.A. Bucklew, Multidimensional digitization of data followed by a mapping, T-IT 30, 1984, 107-110. 82. P.F. Swaszek and J.B. Thomas, Design of quantizers from histograms, T-COMM 32, 1984, 240-245. 83. J.A. Bucklew, Two results on the asymptotic performance of quantizers, T-IT 30, 1984, 341-348. 84. R.M. Gray, Vector quantization, ASSP Magazine 1(2), 1984, 4-29. 85. F.S. Lu and G.L. Wise, A simple approximation for minimum mean-square error symmetric uniform quantization, T-COMM 32, 1984, 470-474. 86. N. Farvardin and J.W. Modestino, Optimum quantizer performance for a class of non-Gaussian memoryless sources, T-IT 30, 1984, 485-497. 87. P. Kabal, Quantizers for the gamma distribution and other symmetrical distributions, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 836-841. 88. T.R. Fischer and R.M. Dicharry, Vector quantizer design for memoryless Gaussian, gamma, and Laplacian sources, T-COMM 32, 1984, 1065-1069. 89. Z. Orbach, New types of adaptive quantizers, T- ASSP 32, 1984, 1006-1013. 90. L. Nielsen, K.J. Astrom, and E.I. Jury, Optimal digitization of 2-D images, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 1247- 1249. 91. F. Bonfatti, P. Tiberio, and A. Volta, A note on the conversion of polygonal to cellular maps, C+G 7, 1983, 355-360. 92. J.P. Allerbach, Design of antialiasing patterns for time-sequential sampling of spatiotemporal signals, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 137-144. 93. Y. Baram, On two-dimensional data representation by radial base functions, T-ASSP 32, 1983, 163-164. 94. T.C. Chen and R.J.P. de Figuereido, Image decimation and interpolation techniques based on frequency domain analysis, T-COMM 32, 1984, 479-484. 95. T.C. Chen and R.J.P. de Figuereido, Model-based image interpolation by generalized splines, 7ICPR, 120-122. 96. J.J. Lefebvre, J.N. Oeconomos, P. Tremelat, and P. Vibert, A particular interpolation technique applied to digital picture restoration, 7ICPR, 933-935. 97. A. Blake, Reconstructing a visible surface, AAAI, 23-26. 98. A.D. Kulkarni and K. Sivaraman, Interpolation of digital imagery using hypersurface approximation, SP 7, 1984, 65-73. 99. D. Terzopoulos, Multilevel reconstruction of visual surfaces: variational principles and finite-element representations, MIPA, 237-310. 100. P.J. Burt and E.H. Adelson, A multiresolution spline with application to image mosaics, TOG 2, 1983, 217-236. 101. K. Takikawa, Fast progressive reconstruction of a transformed image, T-IT 30, 1984, 111-117. 102. K.N. Ngan, Image display techniques using the cosine transform, T-ASSP 32, 1983, 173-177. 103. E.V. Krishnamurthy, High-order tensor product approximation for two-and three- dimensional image blocks with application to multiresolution image representation, CVGIP 25, 1984, 393-398. 104. J. O'Rourke and K.R. Sloan, Jr., Dynamic quantization: two adaptive data structures for multidimensional spaces, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 266-280. 105. A.M. Fanelli and B. Marangelli, Data compression for progressive transmission of screened pictures, T- SMC 14, 1984, 519-524. 106. H. Samet, Approximation and compression of images using quadtrees, 7ICPR, 220-223. 107. D.M. Hardas and S.N. Srihari, An architecture for progressive refinement of 3-D grey level images, 7ICPR, 224-226. 108. A.M. Fanelli and B. Marangelli, Progressive transmission of news photos, CVGIP 27, 1984, 239- 245. 109. A.L. Yuille and T. Poggio, Fingerprints theorems, AAAI, 362-365. 110. V.V. Alexandrov, N.D. Gorsky, and S.N. Mysko, Recursive pyramids and their use for image coding, PRL 2, 1984, 301-310. 111. D.M. Hardas and S.N. Srihari, Progressive refinement of 3-D images using coded binary trees: algorithms and architecture, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 748-757. B.2. Curve and surface approxmiations 112. M. Shneier, Multiresolution feature encodings, MIPA, 190-199. 113. O. Lozover and K. Preiss, Automatic construction of a cubic B-spline representation for a general curve, C+G 7, 1983, 149-153. 114. T. Thong, Ellipse, arc of ellipse and elliptic spline, C+G 7, 1983, 169-175. 115. M.D. McIlroy, Best approximate circles on integer grids, TOG 2, 1983, 237-263. 116. M. Dhome, G. Rives, and M. Richetin, Sequential piecewise-linear segmentation of binary contours, PRL 2, 1983, 101-107. 117. F. Murtagh and A.E. Raftery, Fitting straight lines to point patterns, PR 17, 1984, 479-483. 118. L.D. Wu, A piecewise linear approximation based on a statistical model, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 41-45. 119. R. Chellappa and R. Bagdazian, Fourier coding of image boundaries, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 102-105. 120. K.I. Kanatani, Errors of the incremental method for curves, CVGIP 26, 1984, 130-133. 121. B.A. Barsky, Exponential and polynomial methods for applying tension to an interpolating spline curve, CVGIP 27, 1984, 1-18. 122. D.H.U. Kochanek and R.H. Bartels, Interpolating splines with local tension, continuity, and bias control, SIGGRAPH, 33-43. 123. N.N. Abdelmalek, Piecewise linear L(1) approximation of plane curves, 7ICPR, 105-108. 124. J.O. Eklundh and J. Howako, Robust shape description based on curve fitting, 7ICPR, 109-112. 125. L.D. Wu and X.Y. Luo, Fast piecewise non-linear approximation, 7ICPR, 330-332. 126. G.S. Zabele and J. Koplowitz, A transform encoding scheme for closed planar curves, 7ICPR, 339-342. 127. N. Otsu, Karhunen-Loeve line fitting and a linearity measure, 7ICPR, 486-489. 128. G. Hartmann, Principles and strategies of hierarchical contour coding, 7ICPR, 1087-1089. 129. J.R. Van Aken, An efficient ellipse-drawing algorithm, CGA 4(9), 1984, 24-35. 130. K. Wall and P.E. Danielsson, A fast sequential method for polygonal approximation of digitized curves, CVGIP 28, 1984, 220-227. 131. M. Doros, On some properties of the generation of discrete circular arcs on a square grid, CVGIP 28, 1984, 377-383. 132. D. Cyganski and J.A. Orr, Parameterization of planar contours for elliptic decomposition and determination of affine transforms, CAIA, 161-166. 133. J.A. Mendez and A. Falcon, On the orthogonal expansion of images for low level recognition. Fourier-Bessel representation., CAIA, 167-169. 134. J.K. Navlakha, An analytical technique for 3- dimensional interpolation, BIT 24, 1984, 119-122. 135. P. Dierckx, Algorithms for smoothing data on the sphere with tensor product splines, Computing 32, 1984, 319-342. 136. B.A. Barsky, A description of various 3-D models, CGA 4(1), 1984, 38-52. 137. O.D. Faugeras, Polyhedral approximation of 3-D objects without holes, CVGIP 25, 1984, 169-183. 138. L. Bacchelli-Montefusco and G. Casciola, Using interactive graphics for fitting surfaces to scattered data, CGA 4(7), 1984, 43-45. 139. V. Brailovsky, An incompletely determined model for approximating functions from experimental data, 7ICPR, 1263-1265. 140. H.A. Steinberg, A smooth surface based on biquadratic patches, CGA 4(9), 1984, 20-23. 141. D.A. Fogg, Contour to rectangular grid conversion using minimal curvature, CVGIP 28, 1984, 85-91. 142. J.R. Kender and D. Lee, The information-centered approach to optimal algorithms applied to the 2-1/2D sketch, IUW, 107-112. 143. G.B. Smith, A fast surface interpolation technique, IUW, 211-215. 144. D. Terzopoulos, Controlled-smoothness stabilizers for the regularization of ill-posed visual problems involving discontinuities, IUW, 225-229. 145. R.E. Barnhill and W. Boehm, eds., Surfaces in Computer Aided Geometric Design (Oberwolfach, Germany, April 25-30, 1982), North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1983. 146. R.E. Barnhill and W. Boehm, eds. Computer Aided Geometric Design, North Holland, Amsterdam, 1984 ff. B.3. Coding and compression 147. A.K. Jain, P.M. Farrelle, and V.R. Algazi, Image data compression, DIPT, 171-226. 148. L. Capo, A. Giglio, and G. Zarone, Some experiments in parameter encoding of video signals, DIA, 174- 182. 149. G.E. Lowitz and P. Cassagne, CLADYN, a new compressor for numerical color TV and multispectral images, PR 17, 1984, 551-557. 150. A. Leon-Garcia and H. Tanaka, Noiseless coding of binary finite order Markov sources, T-IT 30, 1984, 88-91. 151. J.W. Modestino and V. Bhaskaran, Adaptive two- dimensional tree encoding of images using spatial masking, T-COMM 32, 1984, 177-189. 152. H. Gharavi, Conditional variable-length coding for gray-level pictures, Bell System Technical J. 63, 1984, 249-260. 153. W.H. Chen and W.K. Pratt, Scene adaptive coder, T- COMM 32, 1984, 225-232. 154. N. Mukawa, H. Kuroda, and T. Matsuoka, An interframe coding system for video teleconferencing signal transmission at a 1.5 Mbit/s rate, T-COMM 32, 1984, 280-287. 155. H. Murakami and H. Yamamoto, Performance of transform coding for carrier chrominance signals, T-COMM 32, 1984, 324-327. 156. Y. Ninomiya and Y. Ohtsuka, A motion-compensated interframe coding scheme for NTSC color television signals, T-COMM 32, 1984, 328-334. 157. M. Vetterli, Multi-dimensional sub-band coding: some theory and algorithms, SP 6, 1984, 97-112. 158. S.T. Alexander and S.A. Rajala, Optimal gain derivation for the LMS algorithm using a visual fidelity criterion, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 434-437. 159. L.H. Zetterberg, S. Ericsson, and C. Couturier, DPCM picture coding with two-dimensional control of adaptive quantization, T-COMM 32, 1984, 457-462. 160. M. Yasuhara and Y. Yasumoto, An improved adaptive predictor in DPCM based on the Kalman filter and its application to handwriting signal encoding, T- COMM 32, 1984, 484-488. 161. G. Ram, On the encoding and representing of images, CVGIP 24, 1984, 224-232. 162. S.A. Townes and J.B. O'Neal, Jr., Permutation codes for the Laplacian source, T-IT 30, 1984, 553-559. 163. W.A. Pearlman and A. Chekima, Source coding bounds using quantizer reproduction levels, T-IT 30, 1984, 559-567. 164. H.M. Hang and J.W. Woods, Near merging of paths in suboptimal tree searching, T-IT 30, 1984, 567-573. 165. R. Srinivasan and K.R. Rao, CMT and hybrid coding of the component color TV signal, T-SMC 14, 1984, 506- 510. 166. T.A. Welch, A technique for high-performance data compression, Computer 17(6), 1984, 8-19. 167. D.R. Halverson, A generalized block truncation coding algorithm for image compression, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 664-668. 168. R. Schafer, DPCM coding of the chrominance signals for the transmission of colour TV signals at 34 Mbits/s, SP 6, 1984, 187-199. 169. C.M. Williams, The trapezoidal approximation of digitized images, CVGIP 27, 1984, 64-77. 170. W.A. Pearlman and P. Jakatdar, The effectiveness and efficiency of hybrid transform/DPCM interframe image coding, T-COMM 32, 1984, 832-838. 171. D.R. Comstock and J.D. Gibson, Hamming coding of DCT-compressed images over noisy channels, T- COMM 32, 1984, 856-861. 172. K.A. Tampi and S.S. Chetlur, A new filtering approach to the recognition of near geometric shapes, 7ICPR, 60-62. 173. G.E. Lowitz and P. Cassagne, A new compressor for digital color, 7ICPR, 674-676. 174. J.A. Saghri and A.G. Tescher, Adaptive transform coding based on chain coding concepts, 7ICPR, 1081- 1086. 175. K. Sivaraman and K.P. Rajappan, A study of rectangular transforms for data compression, T- ASSP 32, 1984, 934-938. 176. T. Fukinuki and Y. Hirano, Extended definition TV, T-COMM 32, 1984, 948-953. 177. S. Sabri, Movement compensated interframe prediction for NTSC color TV signals, T-COMM 32, 1984, 954-968. 178. J.A. Stuller, On the relation between triangular matrix decomposition and linear prediction, P- IEEE 72, 1984, 1093-1094. 179. R. Misra, A deblurring algorithm using edge gradient for the Walsh-Hadamard transform image coding system, CVGIP 27, 1984, 369-379. 180. M.D. Lema and O.R. Mitchell, Absolute moment block truncation coding and its application to color images, T-COMM 32, 1984, 1148-1157. 181. H. Murakami, Algorithm for construction of variable length code with limited word length, T-COMM 32, 1984, 1157-1159. 182. H. Yamaguchi, Efficient encoding of colored pictures in R,G,B components, T-COMM 32, 1984, 1201-1209. 183. P.A. Maragos, R.W. Schafer, and R.M. Mersereau, Two-dimensional linear prediction and its application to adaptive predictive coding of images, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 1213-1229. 184. H. Lohscheller, A subjectively adapted image communication system, T-COMM 32, 1984, 1316-1322. 185. S. Sabri and B. Prasada, Coding of broadcast TV signals for transmission over satellite channels, T-COMM 32, 1984, 1323-1330. 186. N. Scheinberg, J. Barba, E.H. Feria, and D.L. Schilling, A composite NTSC color video bandwidth compressor, T-COMM 32, 1984, 1331-1335. 187. S.C. Kwatra and C. Ekambaram, A new architecture for adaptive intrafield transform compression of NTSC composite video signal, T-COMM 32, 1984, 1349-1351. 188. H. Murakami and H. Yamamoto, Theoretical comparison between DPCM and transform coding regarding the robustness of coding performance for variation of picture statistics, T-COMM 32, 1984, 1351-1358. 189. C.S. Xydeag, B. Kostic, and R. Steele, Embedding data into pictures by modulo masking, T-COMM 32, 1984, 56-69. 190. 1984 Picture Coding Symposium, Rennes, France, July 3-5, 1984. C. Transforms, Filtering, Enhancement, Restoration, Reconstruction C.1. Transforms, convolution 191. D.W. Twigg, Transposition of matrix stored on sequential file, T-COMP 32, 1983, 1185-1188. 192. C. Braccini and A. Grattarola, Scale-invariant image filtering with point and line symmetry, DIA, 183- 192. 193. M. Brill and G. West, A fast Mellin transformation, EIK 20, 1984, 229-233. 194. J. Altmann and H.J.P. Reitbock, A fast correlation method for scale- and translation-invariant pattern recognition, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 46-57. 195. T.K. Truong, I.S. Reed, R.G. Lipes, A.L. Rubin, and S.A. Butman, Digital SAR processing using a fast polynomial transform, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 419-425. 196. L. Jacobson and H. Wechsler, A theory for invariant object recognition in the frontoparallel plane, T- PAMI 6, 1984, 325-331. 197. E.H. Wold and A.M. Despain, Pipeline and parallel- pipeline FFT processors for VLSI implementations, T-COMP 33, 1984, 414-426. 198. S. Antoy, A recursive algorithm for quick and efficient bit reversing, PRL 2, 1984, 257-259. 199. N.M. Smart and S. Barnett, Transformation matrices in the general bilinear transformation of multivariable polynomials, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 634-636. 200. R. Bamler, Linear shift-variant processing of 2-D signals via sequence convolution: special cases and experimental results, 7ICPR, 151-154. 201. L. Jacobson and H. Wechsler, Multipurpose low-level visual processing, 7ICPR, 163-166. 202. P.J. Varman and I.V. Ramakrishnan, A tree algorithm for two-dimensional convolution, 7ICPR, 358-360. 203. M.K. Selmane and C.R. Allen, VLSI implementation of a real-time image convolver, 7ICPR, 585-588. 204. H. Glunder, A. Gerhard, H. Platzer, and J. Hofer- Alfeis, A geometrical-transformation-invariant pattern recognition concept incorporating elementary properties of neuronal circuits, 7ICPR, 1376-1379. 205. P.E. Danielsson, Serial/parallel convolvers, T- COMP 33, 1984, 652-667. 206. J.B. Martens, Two-dimensional convolutions by means of number theoretic transforms over residue class polynomial rings, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 862-871. 207. C.L. Byrne and R.M. Fitzgerald, Linear and nonlinear estimators for one- and two-dimensional Fourier transforms, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 914-916. 208. L. Jacobson and H. Wechsler, Invariant analogical image representation and pattern recognition, PRL 2, 1984, 289-299. 209. P.C. Mali, B.B. Chaudhuri, and D. Dutta Majumder, Properties and some fast algorithms of the Haar transform in image processing and pattern recognition, PRL 2, 1984, 319-327. 210. R. Wilson and G.H. Granlund, The uncertainty principle in image processing, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 758- 767. 211. N.K. Bose, Applied Multidimensional Systems Theory, Van Nostrand, New York, 1984. 212. D.E. Dudgeon and R. Mersereau, Multidimensional Digital Signal Processing, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1984. C.2. Filtering 213. M.Z. Mulk, K. Obata, and K. Hirano, Design of digital fan filters, T-ASSP 31, 1983, 1427-1434. 214. M.R. Azimi-Sadjadi and R.A. King, An error analysis for 2-D block implemented digital filters, T- ASSP 31, 1983, 1570-1573. 215. V. Ganapathy, D.R. Reddy, and P.S. Reddy, Minimal delay realization of first order 2-D all-pass digital filters, T-ASSP 31, 1983, 1577-1579. 216. T. Hinamoto and S. Maekawa, Spatial-domain design of a class of two-dimensional recursive digital filters, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 153-162. 217. R. Bernstein, Design of inherently stable two- dimensional recursive filters from one-dimensional filters, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 164-168. 218. D.R.R. Reddy, P.S. Reddy, and M.N.S. Swamy, A simple method to test the existence of 2-D partial fraction decomposition, SP 6, 1984, 153-160. 219. H.E. Mutluay and M.M. Fahmy, Recursibility of n- dimensional IIR digital filters, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 397-402. 220. P. Agathoklis, E.I. Jury, and M. Mansour, Criteria for the absence of limit cycles in two-dimensional discrete systems, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 432-434. 221. E. Zeheb, Another simplification in multidimensional stability tests, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 453-455. 222. L.A. Ferrari and J. Sklansky, A fast recursive algorithm for binary-valued two dimensional filters, CVGIP 26, 1984, 292-302. 223. J. Le Roux, 2-D Bauer factorization, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 641-643. 224. E. Zeheb and D. Hertz, Another proof and a generalization of a theorem on n-dimensional stability, P-IEEE 72, 1984, 745-746. 225. D. Hertz and E. Zeheb, Sufficient conditions for instability of multidimensional discrete systems, P-IEEE 72, 1984, 1092-1093. 226. L.F. Chaparro and R. Bournes, Sufficient conditions for minimum phase two-dimensional PLSI's, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 916-918. 227. K.V. Fernando and H. Nicholson, On the stability of two-dimensional state-space systems: a special case, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 921-922. 228. P.K. Rajan and H.C. Reddy, A simple deductive proof of a stability test for two-dimensional digital filters, P-IEEE 72, 1984, 1221-1222. 229. B.G. Mertzios, Block realization of 2-D, IIR digital filters, SP 7, 1984, 135-149. 230. G.H. Im and C.K. Un, Two-dimensional FIR ADM digital filters, T-COMM 32, 1984, 1344-1348. C.3. Grayscale/color manipulation 231. A. Kriete, M. Haucke, B. Gerlach, H. Harms, and H.M. Aus, A preprocessing method for the contrast enhancement of TV- scanned electron microscopic images, PR 17, 1984, 305-311. 232. A.F. Lehar and R.J. Stevens, High-speed manipulation of the color chromaticity of digital images, CGA 4(2), 1984, 34-39. 233. F.N. Ku, The principles and methods of histogram modification adapted for visual perception, CVGIP 26, 1984, 107-117. 234. B.K.P. Horn, Exact reproduction of colored images, CVGIP 26, 1984, 135-167. 235. J. Kautsky, N.K. Nichols, and D.L.B. Jupp, Smoothed histogram modification for image processing, CVGIP 26, 1984, 271-291. 236. T.K. De and B.N. Chatterji, An approach to a generalized technique for image enhancement, 7ICPR, 604-606. 237. S. Tominaga, A mapping method for computer color vision, 7ICPR, 650-652. 238. (R.B. Tang), Fuzzy enhancement in image processing, 7ICPR, 1326-1328. 239. G. Buchsbaum and S.D. Bedrosian, Number of simultaneous colors versus gray levels: a quantitative relationship, P-IEEE 72, 1984, 1419- 1421. 240. A. Gottschalk and G. Buchsbaum, Information theoretic aspects of color signal processing in the visual system, T-SMC 13, 1983, 864-873. 241. P. Zuidema, J.J. Koenderink, and M.A. Bouman, A mechanistic approach to threshold behavior of the visual system, T-SMC 13, 1983, 923-934. 242. R.A. Normann, B.S. Baxter, H. Ravindux, and P.J. Anderton, Photoreceptor contributions to contrast sensitivity: applications in radiological diagnosis, T-SMC 13, 1983, 944-953. 243. J.J. McCann and K.L. Houston, Calculating color sensations from arrays of physical stimuli, T- SMC 13, 1983, 1000-1007. C.4. Enhancement 244. J.S. Lim, Image enhancement, DIPT, 1-51. 245. A. Andronico, G. Bastianini, P.L. Casalini, and A. Tonazzini, Implementation of a digital filter having transfer function sinc u, DIA, 193-197. 246. H.H.S. Ip, D.J. Potter, and D.S. Lebedev, Impulse noise cleaning by iterative threshold median filtering, PRL 2, 1983, 89-93. 247. L.S. Davis, H.C. Xie, and A. Rosenfeld, Image sequence enhancements based on the normal component of image motion, PRL 2, 1983, 95-99. 248. A.C. Bovik, T.S. Huang, and D.C. Munson, Jr., A generalization of median filtering using linear combinations of order statistics, T-ASSP 31, 1983, 1342-1350. 249. T.A. Nodes and N.C. Gallagher, Jr., Two-dimensional root structures and convergence properties of the separable median filter, T-ASSP 31, 1983, 1350-1365. 250. S.L. Hurt and A. Rosenfeld, Noise reduction in three-dimensional digital images, PR 17, 1984, 407- 421. 251. B. Chanda, B.B. Chaudhuri, and D. Dutta Majumder, Some algorithms for image enhancement incorporating human visual response, PR 17, 1984, 423-428. 252. J.B. Bednar and T.L. Watt, Alpha-trimmed means and their relationship to median filters, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 145-153. 253. I. Scollar, B. Weidner, and T.S. Huang, Image enhancement using the median and the interquartile distance, CVGIP 25, 1984, 236-251. 254. Z.K. Liu and B.R. Hunt, A new approach to removing cloud cover from satellite imagery, CVGIP 25, 1984, 252-256. 255. S. Hahn and E.E. Mendoza, Simple enhancement techniques in digital image processing, CVGIP 26, 1984, 233-241. 256. T.A. Nodes and N.C. Gallagher, Jr., The output distribution of median type filters, T-COMM 32, 1984, 532-541. 257. C.A. Pomalaza-Raez and C.D. McGillem, An adaptive non-linear edge-preserving filter, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 571-576. 258. A. Kundu, S.K. Mitra, and P.P. Vaidyanathan, Application of two-dimensional generalized mean filtering for removal of impulse noises from images, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 600-609. 259. J.D. Fahnestock and B.R. Hunt, The maintenance of sharpness in magnified digital images, CVGIP 27, 1984, 32-45. 260. J.V. Dave and J. Gazdag, Reduction of random noise from multiband image data using phase relationships among their Fourier coefficients, IBM J. R+D 28, 1984, 399-411. 261. E. Dubois and S. Sabri, Noise reduction in image sequences using motion-compensated temporal filtering, T-COMM 32, 1984, 826-831. 262. A. Ioannidis, D. Kazakos, and D.D. Watson, Application of median filtering on nuclear medicine scintigram images, 7ICPR, 33-36. 263. D.Z. Zhang and C.C. Li, An image filtering algorithm based on selective averaging by hypothesis testing, 7ICPR, 159-162. 264. E.R. Davies, The median filter: an appraisal and a new truncated version, 7ICPR, 590-592. 265. P.J.S. Hutzler, Optical filtering techniques in digital image enhancemnt, 7ICPR, 899-901. 266. Y.H. Lee and S.A. Kassam, Applications of nonlinear adaptive filters for image enhancement, 7ICPR, 930- 932. 267. R.B. Pinter, Adaptation in integration properties of visual systems, 7ICPR, 984-986. 268. R. Vaknine and W.J. Lorenz, Comparison of digital filtering and the Laplace operator applied to nuclear medicine images, 7ICPR, 1022-1024. 269. T. Gotoh, T. Toriu, and E. Yamamoto, Analysis of median filter characteristics and its application to contour extraction, 7ICPR, 1098-1100. 270. C.A. Pomalaza-Raez, A fast robust estimator for applications to image processing, 7ICPR, 1337-1339. 271. D.R.K. Brownrigg, The weighted median filter, CACM 27, 1984, 807-818. 272. T.K. De and B.N. Chatterji, The concept of deenhancement in digital image processing, PRL 2, 1984, 329-332. 273. J.P. Fitch, E.J. Coyle, and N.C. Gallagher, Jr., Median filtering by threshold decomposition, T- ASSP 32, 1984, 1183-1188. 274. T.L. Williams, ed., Image Assessment: Infrared and Visible (Oxford, England, December 12-14, 1983), Proc. SPIE 467. C.5. Restoration 275. B.R. Hunt, Image restoration, DIPT, 53-76. 276. S.W. Lang and T.L. Marzetta, Image spectral estimation, DIPT, 227-256. 277. G. Garibotto, Nonlinear image restoration with phase constraints, DIA, 217-222. 278. A.J. Levy, A fast quadratic programming algorithm for positive signal restoration, T-ASSP 31, 1983, 1337-1341. 279. J. Bernard and R.H.J.M. Plompen, Comments on ``A recursive Kalman window approach to image restoration'', T-ASSP 31, 1983, 1573-1576. 280. R.H.T. Bates, Uniqueness of solutions to two- dimensional Fourier phase problems for localized and positive images, CVGIP 25, 1984, 205-217. 281. T.A. Hentea and V.R. Algazi, Perceptual models and the filtering of high-contrast achromatic images, T-SMC 14, 1984, 230-246. 282. H.B. Kekre, S.C. Sahasrabudhe, and N.C. Goyal, Restoration of noisy images using a raised cosine function approximation, CVGIP 26, 1984, 17-29. 283. H.J. Trussell and M.R. Civankr, The feasible solution in signal restoration, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 201-212. 284. T. Yokota and T. Sato, 2-D spectral estimation combining parametric estimation of background and maximum entropy estimation, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 220- 228. 285. J.L.C. Sanz and T.S. Huang, A unified approach to noniterative linear signal restoration, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 403-409. 286. B. Chanda, B.B. Chaudhuri, and D. Dutta Majumder, Application of least square estimation technique for image restoration using signal-noise correlation constraint, T-SMC 14, 1984, 515-519. 287. V. di Gesu and M.C. Maccarone, The Bayesian direct deconvolution method: properties and applications, SP 6, 1984, 201-211. 288. A.S. Tavildar, H.M. Gupta, and S.N. Gupta, Linear MMSE filtering for restoration of images degraded by film grain noise, SP 6, 1984, 225-234. 289. B.R. Hunt and O. Kubler, Karhunen-Loeve multispectral image restoration, Part I: theory, T- ASSP 32, 1984, 592-600. 290. B. Yegnanarayana, D.K. Saikia, and T.R. Krishnan, Significance of group delay functions in signal reconstruction from spectral magnitude or phase, T- ASSP 32, 1984, 610-623. 291. X.H. Zhuang and E. Ostevold, Maximum entropy image reconstruction by differential equation method, 7ICPR, 144-147. 292. R. Kasturi, J.F. Walkup, and T.F. Krile, Maximum a posteriori image estimation in signal-dependent noise, 7ICPR, 148-150. 293. N. Otsu and T. Kasvand, Image restoration by multiple regression analysis approach, 7ICPR, 155- 158. 294. H. Ogawa and N. Nakamura, Projection filter restoration of degraded images, 7ICPR, 601-603. 295. J.J. Lefebvre, V. Frachet, P. Tremelat, and P. Vibert, Image restoration by a simple iterative method, 7ICPR, 936-938. 296. M. Pawlak, Picture restoration by orthogonal expansion, 7ICPR, 981-983. 297. P. Thomas and R.G.S. Asthana, The sensitivity of the Kalman window filter image restoration algorithm, 7ICPR, 1011-1012. 298. G. Zinser, A. Erhardt, D. Komitowski, and J. Bille, Reconstruction of three-dimensional light- microscopic images, 7ICPR, 1046-1048. 299. S.W. Lang, A positive-definite matrix which is not extendible, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 930-932. 300. J.W. Woods and J. Biemond, Comments on ``A model for radar images and its application to adaptive digital filtering of multiplicative noise'', T-PAMI 6, 1984, 658-659. 301. F.U. Dowla and J.S. Lim, Relationship between maximum likelihood and autoregressive modeling in multidimensional power spectrum estimation, T- ASSP 32, 1984, 1083-1087. 302. S. Geman and D. Geman, Stochastic relaxation, Gibbs distributions, and the Bayesian restoration of images, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 721-741. 303. R. Kasturi, J.F. Walkup, and T.F. Krile, Image restoration in signal-dependent noise using a Markovian covariance model, CVGIP 28, 1984, 363-376. 304. B.J. Sullivan and B. Liu, On the use of singular value decomposition and decimation in discrete-time band-limited signal extrapolation, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 1201-1212. C.6. Reconstruction 305. A.C. Kak, Image reconstruction from projections, DIPT, 111-170. 306. G.T. Herman, H. Levkowitz, H.K. Tuy, and S. McCormick, Multilevel image reconstruction, MIPA, 121-135. 307. B. Taylor, J.T. Kennair, S.M. Posso, and G.P.S. Robinson, Image reconstruction from acoustical holograms using microprocessors, SP 5, 1983, 531- 540. 308. K.L. Garden, R.H.T. Bates, M.C. Won, and H. Chikwanda, Computerized tomographic imaging is insensitive to density variation during scanning, IVC 2, 1984, 76-84. 309. D.C. Munson, Jr. and J.L.C. Sanz, Image reconstruction from frequency-offset Fourier data, P-IEEE 72, 1984, 661-669. 310. K. Nagai, Fourier domain reconstruction of synthetic focus acoustic imaging system, P-IEEE 72, 1984, 748-749. 311. S. Tamura, S. Nakano, M. Matsumoto, T. Shimazu, M. Fujiwara, and T. Matsuyama, Three-dimensional reconstruction of echocardiograms based on orthogonal sections, 7ICPR, 27-29. 312. Y. Bresler and A. Macovski, A hierarchical Bayesian approach to reconstruction from projections of a multiple object 3-D scene, 7ICPR, 455-457. 313. D.J. Rossi and A.S. Willsky, Reconstruction from projections based on detection and estimation of objects -- Parts I and II: performance analysis and robustness analysis, T-ASSP 32, 1984, 886-906. 314. A. Kuba, The reconstruction of two-directionally connected binary patterns from their two orthogonal projections, CVGIP 27, 1984, 249-265. D. Hardware and Software D.1. General 315. Workshop on Multicomputer Languages, Architectures, and Algorithms, Tucson, AZ, May 22-25, 1984. 316. Workshop on Algorithm-Guided Parallel Architectures for Automatic Target Recognition, Leesburg, VA, July 16-18, 1984. 317. International Workshop on Parallel Processing by Cellular Automata and Arrays, Berlin, DDR, September 25-27, 1984. 318. K.S. Fu, ed., VLSI for Pattern Recognition and Image Processing, Springer, Berlin, 1984. 319. V. Cantoni et al., Panel: ``Which computer architecture for image processing?'', DIA, 223-238. 320. J.R. Adams, E.C. Driscoll Jr., and C. Reader, Image processing systems, DIPT, 289-360. 321. A.P. Reeves, Parallel computer architectures for image processing, CVGIP 25, 1984, 68-88. 322. R.W. Hockney and C. Jesshope, Parallel Computers -- Architecture, Programming and Algorithms, Hilger, Bristol, UK, 1984. 323. K. Hwang and F.A. Briggs, Computer Architecture and Parallel Processing, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1984. 324. H.J. Siegel and L.H. Jamieson, eds., [Special Issue on] on Parallel Processing, T-COMP 33 (11), November 1984, 949-1048. 325. K. Hwang and L. Uhr, eds., Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, Academic Press, New York, 1984 ff. 326. V. Zakharov, Parallelism and array processing, T- COMP 33, 1984, 45-78. 327. H.S. Lim and T.O. Binford, Survey of array processors, IUW, 334-343. D.2. Hardware, systems 328. I.L. Basille and S. Castan, The MIMD level of the system SY MP A TI simulation and performances expected, DIA, 239-250. 329. D. Marino, REST: a powerful element for reconfigurable processing structure, DIA, 251-260. 330. B. Bretagnolle, P. Jutier, and C. Rubat du Merac, Parallel image processing: uni- or bidimensional? Example: Romauld, DIA, 261-269. 331. R. Gemballa and R. Lindner, The multiple write bus technique -- a most promising technique for speeding up raster scan computation, C+G 7, 1983, 189-191. 332. J. Grinberg, G.R. Nudd, and R.D. Etchells, A cellular VLSI architecture, Computer 17(1), 1984, 69-81. 333. F.A. Wang, A.H.M. El-Sherbini, S. Fry, M. Smutek, and N. Webb, The Wang professional image computer: a new dimension to personal and office computing, P- IEEE 72, 1984, 300-311. 334. R. Matick, D.T. Ling, S. Gupta, and F. Dill, All points addressable raster display memory, IBM J R+D 28, 1984, 379-398. 335. T. Fukushima, Y. Kobayashi, K. Hirasawa, T. Bandoh, S. Kashioka, and T. Katoh, ISP: a dedicated LSI for gray image local operations, 7ICPR, 581-584. 336. K. Deguchi, H. Inouchi, and I. Morishita, PWIP-1 -- a high-speed image processor with programmable window, 7ICPR, 677-680. 337. P.G. Selfridge and S. Mahakian, Distributed computing for vision: architecture and preliminary results, 7ICPR, 996-998. 338. E. Swane, A multiprocessor system for video rate image processing and analysis, 7ICPR, 1001-1003. 339. I. Virtanen and M. Pietikainen, Microprogrammable image processors for a microcomputer based vision system, 7ICPR, 1033-1035. 340. S.M. Goldwasser, A generalized object display processor architecture, CGA 4(10), 1984, 43-55. 341. J.G. Nash, R.D. Etchells, J. Grinberg, S. Hansen, M.J. Little, G.R. Nudd, K. Petrozolin, and R. Turk, VLSI implementaiton of systolic and 3-D cellular architectures for image processing, IUW, 56-64. D.3. Architectures, algorithms 342. P.E. Danielsson, Vices and virtues of image parallel machines, DIA, 47-59. 343. B.B. Chaudhuri, A note on fast algorithms for spatial domain techniques in image processing, T- SMC 13, 1983, 1166-1169. 344. S. Yalamanchili and J.K. Aggarwal, Parallel image processing with the shuffle exchange network, WCVRC, 31-36. 345. S. Yalamanchili and J.K. Aggarwal, Formulation of parallel image processing tasks, PRL 2, 1984, 261- 270. 346. F.A. Gerritsen and P.W. Verbeek, Implementation of cellular-logic operators using 3*3 convolution and table lookup hardware, CVGIP 27, 1984, 115-123. 347. H.T. Kung, Systolic algorithms for the CMU warp processor, 7ICPR, 570-577. 348. J.T. Kuehn and H.J. Siegel, Simulation studies of a parallel histogramming algorithm for PASM, 7ICPR, 646-649. 349. R.I. Oka, LSI oriented architecture for cellular feature extraction, 7ICPR, 978-980. 350. F.C.A. Groen and N.J. Foster, A fast algorithm for cellular logic operations on sequential machines, PRL 2, 1984, 333-338. 351. O.H. Ibarra, M.A. Palis, and S.M. Kim, Designing systolic algorithms using sequential machines, SFCS, 46-55. 352. V. Dixit and D.I. Moldovan, Semantic network array processor and its applications to image understanding, IUW, 65-71. 353. D. Lawton, S. Levitan, C. Weems, E. Riseman, and A. Hanson, Iconic to symblic processing using a content addressable array parallel processor, IUW, 316-333. 354. A.Y. Oruc and D. Prakash, Routing algorithms for cellular interconnection arrays, T-COMP 33, 1984, 939-942. 355. L.A. Ankeney and G.X. Ritter, Cellular topology and its applications in image processing, J. Computer Information Sciences 12, 1983, 433-456. 356. C.R. Giardina, The universal imaging algebra, PRL 2, 1984, 165-172. D.4. Multiresolution techniques 357. A. Rosenfeld, Multiresolution image representation, DIA, 18-28. 358. A. Rosenfeld, Some useful properties of pyramids, MIPA, 2-5. 359. P.J. Burt, The pyramid as a structure for efficient computation, MIPA, 6-35. 360. N. Ahuja and S. Swamy, Multiprocessor architectures for bottom-up image analysis, MIPA, 38-59. 361. A. Klinger, Multiresolution processing, MIPA, 77-85. 362. L. Uhr and L. Schmitt, The several steps from icon to symbol using structured cone/pyramids, MIPA, 86- 100. 363. S.L. Tanimoto, Sorting, histogramming, and other statistical operations on a pyramid machine, MIPA, 136-145. 364. K. Preston, Jr., Multiresolution microscopy, MIPA, 356-364. 365. J.L. Crowley and R.M. Stern, Fast computation of the difference of low-pass transform, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 212-222. 366. N.P. Hartman and S.L. Tanimoto, A hexagonal pyramid data structure for image processing, T-SMC 14, 1984, 247-256. 367. N. Ahuja and S. Swamy, Multiprocessor pyramid architectures for bottom-up image analysis, T- PAMI 6, 1984, 463-475. 368. S.L. Tanimoto, J.P. Crettez, and J.C. Simon, Alternative hierarchies for cellular logic, 7ICPR, 236-239. 369. R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, The pyramid computer for image processing, 7ICPR, 240-242. 370. J.P. Crettez and S.L. Tanimoto, Perceptual constancy and the multi-layer visual model: position and size invariance, 7ICPR, 518-520. 371. D.J. Burr, A fast filtering operator for robot stereo vision, 7ICPR, 669-672. 372. A. Merigot, B. Zavidovique, P. Garda, and F. Devos, Pyramidal algorithms for image processing, 7ICPR, 828-831. 373. D. Terzopoulos, Efficient multiresolution algorithms for computing lightness, shape from shading, and optical flow, AAAI, 314-317. 374. A. Aggarwal, A comparative study of x-tree, pyramid, and related machines, SFCS, 89-99. 375. S.L. Tanimoto, A hierarchical cellular logic for pyramid computers, J. Parallel Distributed Computing 1, 1984, 105-132. D.5. Software, databases 376. U. Cugini, M. Dell'Oca, D. Merelli, and P. Mussio, A computer aided system for interactive definition of digital image interpretation, DIA, 270-279. 377. M.S. Landy, Y. Cohen, and G. Sperling, HIPS: A Unix-based image processing system, CVGIP 25, 1984, 331-347. 378. B.T. Wada, A virtual memory system for picture processing, CACM 27, 1984, 444-454. 379. T. Matsuyama, L.V. Hao, and M. Nagao, A file organization for geographic information systems based on spatial proximity, CVGIP 26, 1984, 303-318. 380. T. Henderson, E. Shilcrat, and C. Hansen, A fault tolerant sensor scheme, 7ICPR, 663-665. 381. S. Linnainmaa, Interactive picture processing using IcePic user interface, 7ICPR, 684-686. 382. L. Bolc, Natural Language Communication with Pictoral Information Systems, Springer, Berlin, 1984. 383. H. Tamura and N. Yokoya, Image database systems: a survey, PR 17, 1984, 29-43. 384. S.K. Chang, Image information measures and encoding techniques, DIA, 3-17. 385. W.I. Grosky, Toward a data model for integrated pictorial databases, CVGIP 25, 1984, 371-382. 386. S.K. Chang and S.H. Liu, Picture indexing and abstraction techniques for pictorial databases, T- PAMI 6, 1984, 475-484. 387. M. Chock, A.F. Cardenas, and A. Klinger, Database structure and manipulation capabilities of a picture database management system (PICDMS), T-PAMI 6, 1984, 484-492. 388. Z. Kulpa, Iconics: computer aided visual communication, DIA, 280-282. 389. S.M. Goldwasser and D.E. Troxel, Page composition of continuous tone imagery, CVGIP 26, 1984, 30-44. 390. L. Blomberg, K. Frenckner, B. Kruse, G. Lonnemark, S. Romberger, and Y. Sundblad, A new approach to text and image processing, CGA 4(7), 1984, 12-22. E. Pictorial Pattern Recognition E.1. General 391. P.A. Devijver and J. Kittler, Pattern Recognition -- A Statistical Approach, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1982. 392. P.P. Wang, Advances in Fuzzy Sets, Possibility Theory, and Applications, Plenum, New York, 1983. 393. E. Sanchez and M.M. Gupta, Fuzzy Information, Knowledge Representation and Decision Analysis, Pergamon, Elmsford, NY, 1984. 394. E. Oja, The Subspace Methods of Pattern Recognition, Wiley, New York, 1984. 395. J.C. Simon, La Reconnaissance des Formes par Algorithmes, Masson, Paris, 1984. 396. P. Arabie, ed., Journal of Classification, Springer, Berlin, 1984 ff. 397. Z.L. Budrikis and M. Hatamian, Moment calculations by digital filters, Bell System Technical J. 63, 1984, 217-229. 398. R.J. Poulo, New invariants for three dimensional recognition, WCVRC, 158-163. 399. G.R. Gindi and A.F. Gmitro, Optical feature extraction via the Radon transform, 7ICPR, 702-704. 400. O.K. Khanmamedov, Algebraic theory of pattern recognition, 7ICPR, 914-916. 401. Y.S. Abu-Mostafa and D. Psaltis, Recognitive aspects of moment invariants, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 698-706. 402. S. Peleg and A. Nathan, Classification and tracking using local optimization, T-SMC 13, 1983, 1158-1162. 403. S. Peleg, Classification by discrete optimization, CVGIP 25, 1984, 122-130. 404. J. Kittler and J. Foglein, Contextual classification of multispectral pixel data, IVC 2, 1984, 13-29. 405. H.M. Kalayeh and D.A. Landgrebe, Adaptive relaxation labeling, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 369-372. 406. J. Kittler and J. Foglein, Contextual decision rules for objects in lattice configurations, 7ICPR, 270- 272. 407. H.M. Kalayeh, How multi-decision space can be mapped into an optimum decision space, 7ICPR, 273-275. 408. S. Nishihara and K. Ikeda, A constraint synthesizing algorithm for the consistent labeling problem, 7ICPR, 310-312. 409. L.G. Shapiro, Solving consistent labeling problems having the separation property, 7ICPR, 313-315. 410. T.C. Henderson, A note on discrete relaxation, CVGIP 28, 1984, 384-388. 411. V. Dixit and D.I. Moldovan, Discrete relaxation on SNAP, CAIA, 637-644. 412. L. Goldfarb, A unified approach to pattern recognition, PR 17, 1984, 575-582. 413. Z. Pawlak, Rough classification, Intl. J. Man- Machine Studies 20, 1984, 469-483. 414. A.K.C. Wong and D.K.Y. Chiu, A probabilistic inference system, 7ICPR, 303-306. 415. B.R. 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Huang, Determining 3D motion/structure of a rigid body over 2 frames using correspondences of straight lines lying on parallel planes, 7ICPR, 781-783. 818. M. Aoki, Detection of moving objects using line image sequence, 7ICPR, 784-786. 819. M.A. Abidi and R.C. Gonzalez, Motion detection in radar images, 7ICPR, 787-790. 820. W.B. Thompson, K.M. Mutch, and V.A. Berzins, Analyzing object motion based on optical flow, 7ICPR, 791-794. 821. J. Dengler and J. Bille, A scene analysis system simulating the peripherical visual perception, 7ICPR, 863-865. 822. R. Kories and G. Zimmermann, A class of stable feature extractors for time-varying imagery, 7ICPR, 919-. 823. R.A. Samy and C.A. Bozzo, Dynamic scene analysis and video target tracking, 7ICPR, 993-995. 824. B.H. Thomas and W.N. Martin, Pyramid structures in dynamic scenes, 7ICPR, 1008-1010. 825. G.G. Pieroni and M.F. Costabile, Finding correspondences in time-varying shape boundaries, 7ICPR, 1171-1174. 826. R.E. Blake, A scheme for incremental labelling of graphs from an image sequence, 7ICPR, 1194-1196. 827. C. Jerian and R. Jain, Determining motion parameters for scenes with translation and rotation, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 523-530. 828. E.C. Hildreth, Computations underlying the measurement of visual motion, AI 23, 1984, 309-354. 829. K. Sugihara and N. Sugie, Recovery of rigid structure from orthographically projected optical flow, CVGIP 27, 1984, 309-320. 830. J.Q. Fang and T.S. Huang, Some experiments on estimating the 3-D motion parameters of a rigid body from two consecutive image frames, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 545-554. 831. R.C. Jain, Segmentation of frame sequences obtained by a moving observer, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 624-629. 832. G. Adiv, Determining 3-D motion and structure from optical flow generated by moving objects, IUW, 113- 129. 833. A.M. Waxman and S.S. Sinha, Dynamic stereo: passive ranging to moving objects from relative image flows, IUW, 130-136. 834. P. Anandan, Computing dense displacement fields with confidence measures in scenes containing occlusion, IUW, 236-246. 835. D.R. Walker and K.R. Rao, Improved pel-recursive motion compensation, T-COMM 32, 1984, 1128-1134. 836. M.A. Shah and R. Jain, Detecting time-varying corners, CVGIP 28, 1984, 345-355. 837. R. Jain, Detection of moving edges, CAIA, 142-149. 838. B. Neumann, Natural language access to image sequences: event recognition and verbalization, CAIA, 226-231. 839. D.R. Proffitt and B.I. Bertenthal, Converging approaches to extracting structure from motion: psychophysical and computational investigations of recovering connectivity from moving point-light displays, CAIA, 232-238. 840. J.K. Tsotsos, A.D. Jepson, and D.J. Fleet, Motion understanding meets early vision: an introduction, CAIA, 239-244. 841. S.D. Blostein and T.S. Huang, Estimating 3-D motion from range data, CAIA, 246-250. 842. S.M. Haynes and R. Jain, Low level motion events: trajectory discontinuities, CAIA, 251-256. 843. J.S. Lappin, Some origins of structure in the human perception of moving optical patterns, CAIA, 257- 258. 844. X. Zhuang and R.M. Haralick, Rigid body motion and the optic flow image, CAIA, 366-375. 845. J.K. Kearney and W.B. Thompson, Gradient-based estimation of optical flow with global optimization, CAIA, 376-380. 846. D.W. Murray and B.F. Buxton, Reconstructing the optic flow field from edge motion: an examination of two different approaches, CAIA, 382-388. H. Shape and Pattern H.1. Representation 847. J.L. Crowley, A multiresolution representation for shape, MIPA, 169-189. 848. H. Samet, A tutorial on quadtree research, MIPA, 212-223. 849. M.A. Oliver and N.E. Wiseman, Operations on quadtree leaves and related image areas, Computer J. 26, 1983, 375-380. 850. V. Raman and S.S. Iyengar, Properties and applications of forests of quadtrees for pictorial data representation, BIT 23, 1983, 472-486. 851. H. Samet, A. Rosenfeld, C.A. Shaffer, and R.E. Webber, Quadtree region representation in cartography: experimental results, T-SMC 13, 1983, 1148-1154. 852. J.R. Woodwark, Compressed quad trees, Computer J. 27, 1984, 225-229. 853. H. Samet, A. Rosenfeld, C.A. Shaffer, and R.E. Webber, A geographic information system using quadtrees, PR 17, 1984, 647-656. 854. J.L. Crowley and A.C. Parker, A representation for shape based on peaks and ridges in the difference of low-pass transform, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 156-170. 855. L.P. Jones and S.S. Iyengar, Space and time efficient virtual quadtrees, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 244- 247. 856. M. Tamminen, Comment on quad- and octtrees, CACM 27, 1984, 248-249. 857. H. Samet, Algorithms for the conversion of quadtrees to rasters, CVGIP 26, 1984, 1-16. 858. N. Ahuja and W. Hoff, Augmented medial axis transform, WCVRC, 251-256. 859. D.S. Franzblau and D.J. Kleitman, An algorithm for constructing regions with rectangles: independence and minimum generating sets for collections of intervals, STOC, 167-174. 860. H. Samet and R.E. Webber, On encoding boundaries with quadtrees, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 365-369. 861. H. Samet, The quadtree and related hierarchical data structures, Computing Surveys 16, 1984, 187-260. 862. C.H. Chien and J.K. Aggarwal, A normalized quadtree representation, CVGIP 26, 1984, 331-346. 863. D.J. Abel, A B(+) tree structure for large quadtrees, CVGIP 27, 1984, 19-31. 864. H. Samet, A. Rosenfeld, C.A. Shaffer, and R.E. Webber, Processing geographic data with quadtrees, 7ICPR, 212-215. 865. S.X. Li and M.H. Loew, The quadcode and its application, 7ICPR, 227-229. 866. N. Ahuja and W. Hoff, Augmented medial axis transform, 7ICPR, 336-338. 867. A. Klinger, N. Alexandridis, and G. Reynolds, Minimal quadtrees, 7ICPR, 814-816. 868. S. Sitharama Iyengar and V. Raman, Properties of the hybrid quadtree, 7ICPR, 824-827. 869. F. Badii and K. Sorooshian, Tabular representation of pictorial data via rectangular region coding, 7ICPR, 1090-1092. 870. M. Tamminen, Encoding pixel trees, CVGIP 28, 1984, 44-57. 871. L. Ferrari, P.V. Sankar, and J. Sklansky, Minimal rectangular partitions of digitized blobs, CVGIP 28, 1984, 58-71. 872. T.W. Sederberg, D.C. Anderson, and R.N. Goldman, Implicit representation of parametric curves and surfaces, CVGIP 28, 1984, 72-84. 873. C. Montani, Region representation: parallel connected stripes, CVGIP 28, 1984, 139-165. H.2. Segmentation; properties 874. J. van Leeuwen and D. Wood, The measure problem for rectangular ranges in d-space, J. Algorithms 2, 1981, 282-300. 875. L.P. Cordella, A method for evaluating features of outlined components of an image, SP 5, 1983, 485- 490. 876. L.P. Cordella and G. Sanniti di Baja, An approach to the decomposition of complex figures, DIA, 155-162. 877. L. Preuss, A mathematical method for feature extraction from images, DIA, 169-173. 878. K.C. Gowda, Cluster detection in a collection of collinear line segments, PR 17, 1984, 221-237. 879. A. Rosenfeld, The diameter of a fuzzy set, Fuzzy Sets Systems 13, 1984, 241-246. 880. K. Voss, Integrals of chord length powers for planar convex figures, EIK 20, 1984, 488-494. 881. I.M. Anderson and J.C. Bezdek, Curvature and tangential deflection of discrete arcs: a theory based on the commutator of scatter matrix pairs and its application to vertex detection in planar shape data, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 27-40. 882. F.W. Burton, J.G. Kollins, and N.A. Alexandridis, An implementation of the exponential pyramid data structure with application to determination of symmetries in pictures, CVGIP 25, 1984, 218-225. 883. H. Asada and M. Brady, The curvature primal sketch, WCVRC, 8-17. 884. A. Latto, D. Mumford, and J. Shah, The representation of shape, WCVRC, 183-191. 885. C. Arcelli and G. Sanniti di Baja, An approach to figure decomposition using width information, CVGIP 26, 1984, 61-72. 886. C.E. Kim and T.A. Anderson, Digital disks and a digital compactness measure, STOC, 117-124. 887. A. Nakamura and K. Aizawa, Digital circles, CVGIP 26, 1984, 242-255. 888. C.E. Kim, Digital disks, T-PAMI 6, 1984, 372-374. 889. Y.J. Tejwani and R.A. Jones, Determination of critical points on planar shapes using an adaptive line of sight method, 7ICPR, 113-115. 890. C.E. Kim and T.A. Anderson, Digital disks and a digital compactness measure, 7ICPR, 254-257. 891. T. Kasvand and N. Otsu, Segmentation of thinned binary scenes with good connectivity algorithms, 7ICPR, 297-300. 892. S.A. Friedberg and C.M. Brown, Finding axes of skewed symmetry, 7ICPR, 322-325. 893. C.R. Dyer and S.B. Ho, Medial-axis based shape smoothing, 7ICPR, 333-335. 894. C. Arcelli and G. Sanniti di Baja, Quenching points in distance labeled pictures, 7ICPR, 344-346. 895. S. Mori and T. Sakakura, Line filtering and its application to stroke segmentation of handprinted Chinese characters, 7ICPR, 366-369. 896. T. Kasvand and N. Otsu, Recognition of line shapes based on thinning, segmentation with good connectivity algorithms, and regularization, 7ICPR, 497-500. 897. B.A. Schaefer, A model of human symmetry detection, 7ICPR, 509-511. 898. P. Ahmed and C.Y. Suen, Edge classification and extraction of shape features, 7ICPR, 593-596. 899. F. Veillon, Towards a systematic study of shape measures, 7ICPR, 607-610. 900. V. Di Gesu and M.C. Maccarone, A method to classify spread shapes based on the ``possibility theory'', 7ICPR, 869-871. 901. A.A. Vasilier, Recognition of symmetrical patterns in images, 7ICPR, 1027-1029. 902. N. Bartneck, Image analysis based on image description graphs with contour coded objects, 7ICPR, 1108-1110. 903. B. Radig and C. Schlieder, RS-automorphisms and symmetrical objects, 7ICPR, 1138-1140. 904. F.W. Sinden, Shape information from rotated scans, 7ICPR, 1278-1280. 905. D.H. Marimont, A representation for image curves, AAAI, 237-242. 906. J.A. Webb and E. Pervin, The shape of subjective contours, AAAI, 340-343. 907. S.A. Friedberg and C.M. Brown, Symmetry evaluators, IUW, 90-97. 908. Z. You and A.K. Jain, Performance evaluation of shape matching via chord length distribution, CVGIP 28, 1984, 185-198. H.3. Topology; geometry 909. C. Ronse and P.A. Devijver, Connected Components in Binary Images: The Detection Problem, Research Studies Press (Wiley), New York, 1984. 910. W. Lipski, Jr. and F.P. Preparata, Finding the contour of a union of iso-oriented rectangles, J. Algorithms 1, 1980, 235-246. 911. S. Shlien, Raster to polygon conversion of images, C+G 7, 1983, 327-332. 912. M.R. Dunlavey, Efficient polygon-filling algorithms for raster displays, TOG 2, 1983, 264-273. 913. H. Imai and T. Asano, Finding the connected components and a maximum clique of an intersection graph of rectangles in the plane, J. Algorithms 4, 1983, 310-323. 914. V. Di Gesu, A system for the analysis of the boundaries of a shape, DIA, 144-148. 915. I. Gargantini and H.H. Atkinson, Linear quadtrees: a blocking technique for contour filling, PR 17, 1984, 285-293. 916. R.H. Guting, An optimal contour algorithm for iso- oriented rectangles, J. Algorithms 5, 1984, 303-326. 917. C. Savage, A systolic design for connectivity problems, T-COMP 33, 1984, 99-104. 918. H.A.H. Ibrahim, The connected component algorithm on the NON-VON supercomputer, WCVRC, 37-45. 919. S.X. Li and M.H. Loew, Boundary chains from quadcodetrees, WCVRC, 178-182. 920. A.C. Fong, A scheme for reusing label locations in real time component labeling of images, 7ICPR, 243- 245. 921. K.P. Fishkin and B.A. Barsky, A family of new algorithms for soft filling, SIGGRAPH, 235-244. 922. V.A. Kovalevsky, Discrete topology and contour definition, PRL 2, 1984, 281-288. 923. D.W. Capson, An improved algorithm for the sequential extraction of boundaries from a raster scan, CVGIP 28, 1984, 109-125. 924. H. Bieri and W. Nef, Algorithms for the Euler characteristic and related additive functionals of digital objects, CVGIP 28, 1984, 166-175. 925. C.Y. Zheng, Fuzzy path and fuzzy connectedness, Fuzzy Sets Systems 14, 1984, 273-280. 926. W. Lipski, Jr. and F.P. Preparata, Segments, rectangles, contours, J. Algorithms 2, 1981, 63-76. 927. F. Chin and C.A. Wang, Optimal algorithms for the intersection and the minimum distance problems between planar polygons, T-COMP 32, 1983, 1203-1207. 928. A. Maus, Delaunay triangulation and the convex hull of n points in expected linear time, BIT 24, 1984, 151-163. 929. R.H. Guting, Optimal divide-and-conquer to compute measure and contour for a set of iso-rectangles, Acta Informatica 21, 1984, 271-291. 930. S.P. Mudur and P.A. Koparkar, Interval methods for processing geometric objects, CGA 4(2), 1984, 7-17. 931. H.N. Gabow, J.L. Bentley, and R.E. Tarjan, Scaling and related techniques for geometry problems, STOC, 135-143. 932. S.N. Biswas and D. Dutta Majumder, A new method for 2-D shape dilation, 7ICPR, 102-104. 933. Q.F. Stout and R. Miller, Mesh-connected computer algorithms for determining geometric properties of figures, 7ICPR, 475-477. 934. T. Ottmann and D. Wood, Dynamical sets of points, CVGIP 27, 1984, 157-166. 935. W. Tiller and E.G. Hanson, Offsets of two- dimensional profiles, CGA 4(9), 1984, 36-46. 936. A. Rosenfeld, The fuzzy geometry of image subsets, PRL 2, 1984, 311-317. 937. B. Chazelle, Computational geometry on a systolic chip, T-COMP 33, 1984, 774-785. 938. M. Lowry, Automatic reformulation of algorithms in computational geometry, IUW, 205-210. 939. D.T. Lee and F.P. Preparata, Computational geometry -- a survey, T-COMP 33, 1984, 1072-1101. H.4. Intersection, packing, layout, etc. 940. B.S. Baker and E.G. Coffman, Jr., A two-dimensional bin-packing model of preemptive, FIFO storage allocation, J. Algorithms 3, 1982, 303-316. 941. G.T. Toussaint, Computing largest empty circles with location constraints, J. Computer Information Sciences 12, 1983, 347-358. 942. D.T. Lee, An optimal time and minimal space algorithm for rectangle intersection problems, J. Computer Information Sciences 13, 1984, 23-32. 943. C.C. Lee and D.T. Lee, On a circle-cover minimization problem, IPL 18, 1984, 109-115. 944. P. Spirakis and C.K. Yap, Strong NP-hardness of moving many discs, IPL 19, 1984, 55-59. 945. D. Avis, Non-partitionable point sets, IPL 19, 1984, 125-129. 946. S.N. Bhatt and F.T. Leighton, A framework for solving VLSI graph layout problems, J. Computer System Sciences 28, 1984, 300-343. 947. P. Rosenstiehl and R.E. Tarjan, Gauss codes, planar Hamiltonian graphs, and stack-sortable permutations, J. Algorithms 5, 1984, 375-390. 948. T. Lengauer, On the solution of inequality systems relevant to IC-layout, J. Algorithms 5, 1984, 408- 421. 949. Y.D. Liang and B.A. Barsky, A new concept and method for line clipping, TOG 3, 1984, 1-22. 950. D.T. Lee and J.Y.T. Leung, On the 2-dimensional channel assignment problem, T-COMP 33, 1984, 2-6. 951. D. Gordon, I. Koren, and G.M. Silberman, Embedding tree structures in VLSI hexagonal arrays, T-COMP 33, 1984, 104-107. 952. F.W. Burton and M.M. Huntbach, Lazy evaluation of geometric objects, CGA 4(1), 1984, 28-33. 953. D. Dori and M. Ben-Bassat, Efficient nesting of congruent convex figures, CACM 27, 1984, 228-235. 954. D. Richards, Complexity of single layer routing, T- COMP 33, 1984, 286-288. 955. S. Stein, Packings of R(n) by certain error spheres, T-IT 30, 1984, 356-363. 956. W. Hamaker and S. Stein, Combinatorial packing of R(3) by certain error spheres, T-IT 30, 1984, 364- 368. 957. C.J. Van Wyk, Clipping to the boundary of a circular-arc polygon, CVGIP 25, 1984, 383-392. 958. N. Blum, An area-maximum edge length tradeoff for VLSI layout, STOC, 92-97. 959. J.F. Buss and P.W. Shor, On the pagenumber of planar graphs, STOC, 98-100. 960. A. Mirzaian, Channel routing in VLSI, STOC, 101-107. 961. B. Chazelle, Intersecting is easier than sorting, STOC, 125-134. 962. J.L. Bentley, D.S. Johnson, F.T. Leighton, C.C. McGeoch, and L.A. McGeoch, Some unexpected expected behavior results for bin packing, STOC, 279-288. 963. R.M. Karp, M. Luby, and A. Marchetti-Spaccamela, A probabilistic analysis of multidimensional bin packing problems, STOC, 289-298. 964. G.L. Miller, Finding small simple cycle separators for 2-connected planar graphs, STOC, 376-382. 965. D. Dolev, J. Halpern, B. Simons, and R. Strong, A new look at fault tolerant network routing, STOC, 526-535. 966. A. Broder, D. Dolev, M. Fischer, and B. Simons, Efficient fault tolerant routings in networks, STOC, 536-541. 967. F.P. Preparata and W. Lipski, Jr., Optimal three- layer channel routing, T-COMP 33, 1984, 427-437. 968. M.C.K. Yang and C.C. Yang, Assessment of the intersection probabilities of random line segments and squares, CVGIP 26, 1984, 319-330. 969. N. Ahuja, Efficient planar embedding of trees for VLSI layouts, 7ICPR, 460-464. 970. A. Albrecht, On the circuit complexity of planar objects, 7ICPR, 468-470. 971. R.H. Guting and D. Wood, Finding rectangle intersections by divide-and-conquer, T-COMP 33, 1984, 671-675. 972. J. Hopcroft, D. Joseph, and S. Whitesides, Movement problems for 2-dimensional linkages, SIAM J. Computing 13, 1984, 610-629. 973. A. Fink and A. Shamir, Polymorphic arrays: a novel VLSI layout for systolic computers, SFCS, 37-45. 974. R. Cole and A. Siegel, River routing every which way, but loose, SFCS, 65-73. 975. L. Heath, Embedding planar graphs in seven pages, SFCS, 74-83. 976. P.W. Shor, The average-case analysis of some on-line algorithms for bin-packing, SFCS, 193-200. 977. D.P. Dobkin and H. Edelsbrunner, Space searching for intersecting objects, SFCS, 387-392. 978. H. Imai and T. Asano, Dynamic segment intersection search with applications, SFCS, 393-402. 979. J.S. Chang and C.K. Yap, A polynomial solution for potato-peeling and other polygon inclusion and enclosure problems, SFCS, 408-416. 980. H. Edelsbrunner, M.H. Overmars, and R. Seidel, Some methods of computational geometry applied to computer graphics, CVGIP 28, 1984, 92-108. H.5. Distance, skeletons, paths, etc. 981. G.T. Toussaint and B.K. Bhattacharya, Optimal algorithms for computing the minimum distance between two finite planar sets, PRL 2, 1983, 79-82. 982. F. Pasian and P. Santin, Shape information extraction in noisy environments, PRL 2, 1983, 109- 116. 983. S.R. Sternberg, Esoteric iterative algorithms, DIA, 60-68. 984. C. Lantuejoul and F. Maisonneuve, Geodesic methods in quantitative image analysis, PR 17, 1984, 177- 187. 985. F. Aurenhammer and H. Edelsbrunner, An optimal algorithm for constructing the weighted Voronoi diagram in the plane, PR 17, 1984, 251-257. 986. N.J. Naccache and R. Shinghal, An investigation into the skeletonization approach of Hilditch, PR 17, 1984, 279-284. 987. M. Yamashita and N. Honda, Distance functions defined by variable neighborhood sequences, PR 17, 1984, 509-513. 988. D.C.S. Allison and M.T. Noga, The L(1) traveling salesman problem, IPL 18, 1984, 195-199. 989. T. Ohya, M. Iri, and K. Murota, A fast Voronoi- diagram algorithm with quaternary tree bucketing, IPL 18, 1984, 227-231. 990. W. Lipski, Jr., An O(n log n) Manhattan path algorithm, IPL 19, 1984, 99-102. 991. C.H. Papadimitriou and U.V. Vazirani, On two geometric problems related to the travelling salesman problem, J Algorithms 5, 1984, 231-246. 992. G.T. Toussaint, An optimal algorithm for computing the minimum vertex distance between two crossing convex polygons, Computing 32, 1984, 357-364. 993. F. Chin and C.A. Wang, Minimum vertex distance between separable convex polygons, IPL 18, 1984, 41-45. 994. R.A. Melter and I. Tomescu, Metric bases in digital geometry, CVGIP 25, 1984, 113-121. 995. J.L. Bentley, A case study in applied algorithm design, Computer 17(2), 1984, 75-88. 996. N. Megiddo and K.J. Supowit, On the complexity of some common geometric location problems, SIAM J. Computing 13, 1984, 182-196. 997. D. McDermott and E. Davis, Planning routes through uncertain territory, AI 22, 1984, 107-156. 998. F. Harary, R.A. Melter, and I. Tomescu, Digital metrics: a graph-theoretical approach, PRL 2, 1984, 159-163. 999. T.Y. Zhang and C.Y. Suen, A fast parallel algorithm for thinning digital patterns, CACM 27, 1984, 236- 239. 1000. O. Kaleva and S. Seikkala, On fuzzy metric spaces, Fuzzy Sets Systems 12, 1984, 215-229. 1001. D.F. Watson and G.M. Philip, Systematic triangulations, CVGIP 26, 1984, 217-223. 1002. K.L. Clarkson, Fast expected-time and approximation algorithms for geometric minimum spanning trees, STOC, 342-348. 1003. N.J. Naccache and R. Shinghal, SPTA: a proposed algorithm for thinning binary patterns, T-SMC 14, 1984, 409-418. 1004. E. Salari and P. Siy, The ridge-seeking method for obtaining the skeleton of digital images, T-SMC 14, 1984, 524-528. 1005. H. Yamada, Complete Euclidean distance transformation by parallel operation, 7ICPR, 69-71. 1006. G. Bertrand, Skeletons in derived grids, 7ICPR, 326-329. 1007. G.T. Toussaint, An optimal algorithm for computing the minimum vertex distance between two crossing convex polygons, 7ICPR, 465-467. 1008. T. Matsuyama and T.Y. Phillips, Digital realization of the labeled Voronoi diagram and its application to closed boundary dtection, 7ICPR, 478-480. 1009. T. Pavlidis, A hybrid vectorization algorithm, 7ICPR, 490-492. 1010. J.D. Boissonat, Representing 2D and 3D shapes with the Delaunay triangulation, 7ICPR, 745-748. 1011. J.F. Gilmore, Automatic route planning in autonomous vehicles, 7ICPR, 880-882. 1012. R.A. 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Davis, Object recognition using oriented model points, CAIA, 645- 651. Author Index (Numbers denote references) Abdelmalek, N.N. 123, 568 Abel, D.J. 863 Abidi, M.A. 819 Abu-Mostafa, Y.S. 401 Adams, J.R. 320 Ade, F. 475, 1076 Adelson, E.H. 100 Adiv, G. 832 Adjouadi, M. 535 Agathoklis, P. 220 Aggarwal, A. 374 Aggarwal, J.K. 344, 345, 563, 773, 788, 813, 862, 1148, 1164, 1200, 1226, 1232, 1237 Ahmed, P. 898 Ahuja, N. 360, 367, 858, 866, 969, 1138, 1149, 1175 Aiuchi, S. 481 Aizawa, K. 887 Akatsuka, T. 720 Akey, M.L. 612 Akita, K. 780 Akl, S.G. 1034 Albrecht, A. 970 Aleksander, I. 485 Alexander, S.T. 158 Alexandridis, N. 867 Alexandridis, N.A. 882 Alexandrov, V.V. 110 Algazi, V.R. 147, 281 Allen, C.R. 203 Allen, G.H. 594 Allerbach, J.P. 92 Allison, D.C. 1035 Allison, D.C.S. 988 Alloimonos, Y. 814 Aloimonos, J. 795 Altmann, J. 194 Alvo, M. 540 Amanatides, J. 58 Amin, A. 452 Anandan, P. 834 Anderson, D.C. 61, 872 Anderson, I.M. 881 Anderson, K.R. 706 Anderson, T.A. 886, 890, 1046 Anderton, P.J. 242 Andrews, S.E. 1178 Andronico, A. 245 Ankeney, L.A. 355 Ansaldi, S. 1169 Antoy, S. 198 Aoe, J. 765 Aoki, M. 818 Aono, M. 1053 Appel, U. 635 Arabie, P. 396 Arai, H. 573 Arakawa, H. 433 Arato, S. 573 Arbuschi, A. 469 Arcelli, C. 885, 894 Arita, H. 754 Arunkumar, S. 479 Arvind, K. 590 Asada, H. 883 Asada, M. 779 Asai, K. 746 Asano, T. 913, 978 Asfar, L. 541 Asthana, R.G.S. 297 Astrom, K.J. 90 Atallah, M.J. 1125 Atkinson, H.H. 915, 1131 Aurenhammer, F. 985 Aus, H.M. 231 Avis, D. 945, 1016, 1029, 1030 Avnir, D. 1091 Ayache, N. 476, 752, 1251 Azimi-Sadjadi, M.R. 214 Bacchelli-Montefusco, L. 138 Author Index Backer, E. 649 Badii, F. 656, 869 Badler, N.I. 54, 789 Badreldin, A. 418, 434, 460 Bagdazian, R. 119 Baim, P.W. 538, 548 Bajcsy, R. 677, 681, 694, 1220 Bajcsy, R.K. 699 Baker, B.S. 940 Ballard, D.H. 79, 1152, 1153, 1198 Bamler, R. 200 Bandoh, T. 335 Bandyopadhyay, A. 79, 723, 796 Baram, Y. 93 Barba, J. 186 Barnard, S.T. 1190, 1197 Barnes, W.E. 503 Barnett, S. 199 Barnhill, R.E. 145, 146 Barr, A.H. 1143 Barsky, B.A. 121, 136, 921, 949, 1052 Bartels, R.H. 122 Barth, G. 761 Bartholic, J.F. 731 Bartneck, N. 902 Basille, I.L. 328 Bastianini, G. 245 Bates, R.H.T. 280, 308 Battaile, B. 63 Baudoin, C. 499 Baumann, Lee S. 7 Bauvet, C. 564 Baxter, B.S. 242 Baylou, P. 564 Beattie, R.J. 617 Bednar, J.B. 252 Bedrosian, S.D. 239 Belaid, A. 421 Belle, R.G. 1155 Ben-Bassat, M. 730, 953 Bentley, J. 669 Bentley, J.L. 931, 962, 995 Benveniste, A. 543, 605 Bergen, J.R. 1073 Berger, B.J. 545 Berkurts, K.H. 26 Bernard, J. 279 Bernsen, J.A.C. 651 Bernstein, R. 217 Bertenthal, B.I. 839 Berthod, M. 536, 697 Bertolazzi, P. 623 Bertolini, L. 491 Bertrand, G. 1006 Berzins, V. 621 Berzins, V.A. 820 Besse, L. 537 Beutel, W. 466 Bezdek, J.C. 881 Bhanu, B. 741, 1229 Bhaskaran, V. 151 Bhatt, S.N. 946 Bhattacharya, B.K. 981, 1040 Biemond, J. 300 Bieri, H. 924 Bille, J. 298, 821 Billingsley, F.C. 514 Binford, T.O. 327, 1157, 1214 Birk, J.R. 738 Biswas, G. 1099 Biswas, S.N. 932 Bitmead, R.R. 594 Blake, A. 97 Blake, R.E. 826 Bley, H. 576 Blicher, A.P. 627 Blomberg, L. 390 Blostein, S.D. 841 Blum, N. 958 Blume, W.M. 698 Boehm, W. 145, 146 Boissonat, J.D. 476, 1010 Bokhari, S.H. 1123 Bolc, L. 382 Bollack, B. 476 Bolle, R.M. 1203 Bolon, P. 778 Bonfatti, F. 91 Author Index Borgefors, G. 719, 1018 Borghesi, M. 1085 Bose, N.K. 211 Boubekraoui, A. 657 Boucher, P. 1065 Bouman, M.A. 241 Bournes, R. 226 Bousseau, G. 564 Bouthemy, P. 543, 690 Bovik, A.C. 248 Boyer, K.L. 483, 1249 Boyter, B.A. 1226, 1250 Bozinovic, R. 442 Bozzo, C.A. 823 Braccini, C. 192 Brady, M. 883, 1201 Brailovsky, V. 139 Brassel, K.E. 555 Brault, J.J. 435 Braunegg, D.J. 482 Bresler, Y. 312 Bretagnolle, B. 330 Briggs, F.A. 323 Brill, M. 193 Brill, M.H. 1218 Broder, A. 966 Brodersen, R.W. 458 Brooks, R.A. 1024, 1162 Brotman, L.S. 54 Brown, C.M. 611, 795, 814, 892, 907 Brown, M.D. 47 Brown, R.M. 549 Brownrigg, D.R.K. 271 Brzakovic, D. 648, 675 Buchsbaum, G. 239, 240 Bucklew, J.A. 81, 83 Budrikis, Z.L. 397 Bunge, H.J. 1071 Bunke, H. 508, 685, 1102 Burns, J.B. 614, 626 Burr, D.J. 371 Burt, P.J. 100, 359 Burton, F.W. 882, 952 Buss, J.F. 959 Butman, S.A. 195 Buxton, B.F. 801, 846 Buxton, H. 801 Byrne, C.L. 207 Caelli, T. 74, 589 Caianiello, E. 11 Caines, P.E. 610 Campbell, J. 1195 Cantoni, V. 469, 1085 Cantoni et al., V. 319 Capo, L. 148 Caponetti, L. 558 Cappellini, V. 680 Capria, M.T. 630 Capson, D.W. 923 Cardenas, A.F. 387 Carlotto, M.J. 538, 548, 1082 Carpenter, L. 59 Casalini, P.L. 245 Casciola, G. 138 Casey, R.G. 420 Cassagne, P. 149, 173 Castan, S. 328, 696 Caulfield, H.J. 67, 68 Cernuschi-Frias, B. 1204 Chanda, B. 251, 286, 600 Chang, E.S.H. 622 Chang, J.S. 979 Chang, S.K. 384, 386 Chaparro, L.F. 226 Charpentier, D.J. 1231 Chassery, J.M. 655, 674 Chatterji, B.N. 236, 272 Chaudhuri, B.B. 209, 251, 286, 343, 600 Chazelle, B. 937, 961, 1181 Chekima, A. 163 Author Index Chelberg, D.M. 1244, 1246 Chellappa, R. 119, 1050 Chen, C.H. 658 Chen, T.C. 94, 95 Chen, W.H. 153 Chen, Z. 571, 578 Cheng, D. 504 Cheng, H.D. 713 Cheng, J.K. 707 Cheng, Y.C. 744 Chetlur, S.S. 172 Chetverikov, D. 1079 Chiang, Y.T. 1101 Chiaradia, M.T. 558 Chien, C.H. 862, 1148 Chien, R.T. 1166 Chien, Y.T. 25 Chikwanda, H. 308 Chin, F. 927, 993 Chin, R.T. 1064 Chiu, D.K.Y. 414 Cho, T.H. 687 Cho, Z.H. 509 Chock, M. 387 Choffrut, C. 1117 Choi, W.Z. 557 Choras, R.S. 472 Chu, Y.H. 1165, 1189 Chutkow, J.G. 506 Cibulskis, J. 629 Cibulskis, J.M. 644 Civankr, M.R. 283 Clark, J.J. 582 Clarkson, K.L. 1002 Clausen, J. 1230 Coffman, Jr., E.G. 940 Cohen, F.S. 661 Cohen, Y. 377 Cole, R. 974, 1043 Comstock, D.R. 171 Conners, R.W. 473, 641, 671, 1084 Cook, R.L. 59, 1060 Cooper, D.B. 661, 1203, 1204 Coquillart, S. 50 Cordella, L.P. 875, 876 Costabile, M.F. 825 Courtney, J.W. 1164 Couturier, C. 159 Cowan, C.K. 1244, 1246 Coyle, E.J. 273 Crabtree, Jr., S.J. 575 Craig, I. 500 Craig, J.R. 557 Crettez, J.P. 368, 370 Cristi, R. 672 Cronstrom, S. 1147 Crow, F.C. 1059 Crowley, J.L. 365, 742, 847, 854, 1025, 1146, 1227 Cruse, D. 684 Csikos, G. 537 Cugini, U. 376, 559 Culik II, K. 1117, 1120 Curlander, J.C. 76 Cyganski, D. 132, 1234 Dai, Q.K. 477 D'Amato, D.P. 446 Danielsson, P.E. 130, 205, 342, 1147 Danilovic, D. 762 Das, M. 1024 D'Astous, F. 1077, 1080 Daugman, J.G. 586 Dave, J.V. 260 Davies, E.R. 264, 608, 620 Davis, E. 997 Davis, L. 1224 Davis, L.S. 247, 547, 603, 673, 683, 1170, 1252 De, T.K. 236, 272 Decker, H. 464 de Figuereido, R.J.P. 94, 95 DeFloriani, L. 1150, 1169 Deguchi, K. 336 deJong, D.J. 660 Del Bimbo, A. 680 Author Index Della Ventura, A. 519 Dell'Oca, M. 376 DeMarzo, C. 520 Demos, G. 47 Dengler, J. 821 Denlinger, J.L. 528, 544 Derin, H. 672 Despain, A.M. 197 Dessimoz, J.D. 738 Devijver, P.A. 391, 909 Devos, F. 372 Dhome, M. 116 Diani, M. 1085 Dicharry, R.M. 88 Di Chio, P. 522 Dierckx, P. 135 di Gesu, V. 287, 900, 914 Dill, F. 334 Diller, K.R. 563 Dinger, W.P. 437 Dinstein, I. 653 Dippe, M. 60 Distante, A. 558 Dixit, V. 352, 411 Dixon, J.K. 740 Di Zenzo, S. 522, 630 Dobkin, D.P. 977, 1160 Dodwell, P.C. 74 Dolev, D. 965, 966 Don, H.S. 1104 Dori, D. 953 Doros, M. 131 Dorst, L. 1047, 1049 Dosso, M. 517 Doster, W. 443 Dou, H.S. 471 Dowla, F.U. 301 Downton, A.C. 453 Dreschler-Fischer, L.S. 724 Driscoll Jr., E.C. 320 Du, M.W. 758 Dubes, R.C. 1099 Dubois, E. 261 Dudgeon, D.E. 212 Duerinckx, A. 512 Duff, T. 64 Duin, R.P.W. 1049 Duncan, J.S. 498 Dunlavey, M.R. 912 Dunn, S.M. 673 Dutta Majumder, D. 209, 251, 286, 733, 932 Dwyer III, S.J. 510 Dyer, C.R. 629, 644, 893 Dyer, M.E. 759 Edelsbrunner, H. 977, 980, 985, 1048 Edholm, P. 1147 Eghbali, H.J. 1072 Ehrenfeucht, A. 1118 Ehrich, R.W. 590 Ehrlich, R. 575 Ejiri, M. 572 Ejsmont, M. 1126 Ekambaram, C. 187 Eklundh, J.O. 124 Ekstrom, M.P. 27 ElGindy, H. 1029, 1030, 1040 El Hadj Amor, B. 564 Elliott, H. 672 El-Sherbini, A.H.M. 333 Elsila, M. 480 Emori, S. 565 Engels, G. 1112 Enkelmann, W. 806 Erhardt, A. 298 Ericsson, S. 159 Eshera, M.A. 768, 769 Esteva, J.C. 1236 Etchells, R.D. 332, 341 Fahmy, M.M. 219 Fahnestock, J.D. 259 Fai, W.S. 1173 Falcidieno, B. 1150, 1169 Falcon, A. 133 Fan, T.J. 423 Fanelli, A.M. 105, 108 Fang, J.Q. 803, 830 Author Index Fanti-Giovannini, C. 520 Farrelle, P.M. 147 Farvardin, N. 86 Fast, S.R. 437 Faugeras, O.D. 137, 741, 752, 1238, 1251 Faure, C. 496 Faverjon, B. 476, 1251 Fekete, G. 1170 Feria, E.H. 186 Fernando, K.V. 227 Ferrante, R.D. 548 Ferrari, L. 871 Ferrari, L.A. 222 Ferri, G. 559 Fink, A. 973 Fiorini, A.R. 492 Fischer, M. 966 Fischer, T.R. 88 Fishkin, K.P. 921 Fitch, J.P. 273 Fitzgerald, R.M. 207 Fleet, D.J. 840 Flowers, J. 461 Fogg, D.A. 141 Foglein, J. 404, 406, 591, 650 Fong, A.C. 653, 920 Fong, Y.S. 495 Foster, N.J. 350 Fournier, A. 1058 Fowles, B.J. 437 Fraccaro, M.A. 437 Frachet, V. 295 Franzblau, D.S. 859 Freeman, M.L. 503 Frenckner, K. 390 Friedberg, S.A. 892, 907 Frieze, A.M. 759 Fry, S. 333 Fu, K.S. 36, 318, 471, 662, 713, 768, 769, 1094, 1100, 1101, 1104, 1136, 1139, 1225 Fujimoto, A. 49 Fujimura, K. 580, 1133 Fujita, M. 441 Fujiwara, M. 311 Fukada, Y. 561 Fukinuki, T. 176 Fukumura, T. 567, 1013 Fukushima, K. 728 Fukushima, T. 335 Fumero, R. 492 Funakubo, N. 646 Furst, M.A. 610 Furuta, M. 565 Gabow, H.N. 931 Gaby, J.E. 706 Gagalowicz, A. 1062, 1063 Gage, S.H. 731 Gaines, B.R. 415, 437 Galil, Z. 767 Gall, R. 1112 Gallagher, Jr., N.C. 249, 256, 273 Gambotto, J.P. 810, 812 Ganapathy, V. 215 Gangnet, M. 50 Garbay, C. 655, 674 Garda, P. 372 Garden, K.L. 308 Gardner, G.Y. 1057 Gargantini, I. 915, 1131 Garibotto, G. 277 Gasson, P.C. 1127 Gaston, P.C. 1219 Gazdag, J. 260 Gelsema, E.S. 24 Geman, D. 302, 672 Geman, S. 302 Gemballa, R. 331 Gerbrands, J.J. 649 Gerhard, A. 204 Gerlach, B. 231 Gerritsen, F.A. 346 Gharavi, H. 152 Ghazizadeh, F. 714 Ghosh, S.K. 1039, 1045 Giardina, C.R. 356 Gibson, J.D. 171 Gibson, L. 647 Author Index Giglio, A. 148 Gilmore, J.F. 4, 533, 1011 Gindi, G.R. 399 Giordana, A. 686 Glassner, A.S. 55 Glazer, F. 774 Glenn, M.E. 1231 Glunder, H. 204 Gmitro, A.F. 399 Goh, S. 671 Gold, Y.I. 736 Goldberg, M. 540, 1065 Goldfarb, L. 412 Goldman, R.N. 872 Goldwasser, S.M. 340, 389 Golomb, S.W. 1019 Gonzalez, R.C. 482, 819 Goral, C.M. 63 Gordon, D. 951 Gorsky, N.D. 110 Gose, E.E. 503 Goshtasby, A. 691, 731, 743 Gotchev, G.V. 1096 Gotoh, T. 269 Gottschalk, A. 240 Goupil, D. 568 Gourlay, A.R. 53 Gowda, K.C. 526, 878 Goyal, N.C. 282 Graham, J.H. 1172 Graham, R.L. 1033 Granger, C. 747 Granlund, G.H. 210 Grasmuller, H. 618 Grattarola, A. 192 Gray, R.M. 84 Grebner, K. 1102 Greenberg, D.P. 48, 51, 63 Grimson, W.E.L. 1212 Grinberg, J. 332, 341 Grisell, R.D. 416 Groen, F.C.A. 350, 574 Grosky, W.I. 385, 718, 775 Grossberg, S. 77 Gu, N.K. 1248 Gu, W.K. 695 Gudmundsson, B. 1147 Gulak, P.G. 735 Guo, H.L. 1208 Gupta, H.M. 288 Gupta, M.M. 393 Gupta, S. 334 Gupta, S.N. 288 Guseman, Jr., L.F. 553 Guting, R.H. 916, 929, 971 Hafford, K.J. 1174 Hager, G. 1220 Hahn, S. 255 Hakalahti, H. 603 Halpern, J. 965 Halverson, D.R. 167 Hamada, T. 481 Hamaker, W. 956 Handley, C.C. 13 Hang, H.M. 164 Hanrahan, P. 57 Hansen, C. 380 Hansen, S. 341 Hanson, A. 353, 643, 670 Hanson, A.R. 614, 626 Hanson, E.G. 935 Hao, L.V. 379 Hara, Y. 481 Harada, T. 429 Haralick, R.M. 23, 484, 557, 566, 590, 593, 633, 634, 844, 1165, 1189, 1194, 1195, 1205, 1217, 1223, 1228 Harao, M. 1115 Harary, F. 998 Hardas, D.M. 107, 111 Harlow, C.A. 641, 671, 1084 Harms, H. 231 Hartley, R. 1091 Hartman, N.P. 366 Hartmann, G. 128 Haruyama, S. 1052 Author Index Harwood, D. 603, 673, 1224, 1252 Hatamian, M. 397 Haton, J.P. 421, 452 Hau, C.C. 454 Haucke, M. 231 Hauser, R.F. 609 Hauske, G. 784 Haussmann, G. 636, 637 Haynes, S.M. 842 Healey, G. 1207 Heath, L. 975 Heckbert, P.S. 57 Heeger, D. 615 Henderson, T. 380 Henderson, T.C. 410, 1173 Henkel, P. 556 Henry, G.H. 587 Hentea, T.A. 281 Herbert, F. 1067 Herman, G.T. 306 Herman, M. 692, 700 Hermanne, A. 436, 439 Hertz, D. 224, 225 Hildreth, E.C. 772, 828 Hinamoto, T. 216 Hinkle, E.B. 661 Hirai, Y. 729 Hirano, K. 213 Hirano, Y. 176 Hirasawa, K. 335 Hiroshima, T. 417 Ho, S.B. 893 Hockney, R.W. 322 Hofer-Alfeis, J. 204 Hoff, W. 858, 866 Hofmann, I. 508 Hohberger, K. 618 Honda, N. 987 Hong, S. 592 Hong, T.H. 638, 639 Hooper, G. 48 Hopcroft, J. 972 Hopcroft, J.E. 1163 Horn, B.K.P. 234, 1156 Horvitz, S. 67 Houston, K.L. 243 Howako, J. 124 Hsu, W.J. 758 Hsu, Y.Z. 799 Hu, T.C. 1028 Huang, C.L. 579 Huang, T.S. 248, 253, 285, 695, 707, 790, 800, 803, 812, 817, 830, 841, 1248 Hubner, M. 589 Hudson, D.L. 478 Hugli, H. 450 Huhns, M.N. 711 Hummel, R.A. 616 Humphress, G.B. 416 Hung, S.H.Y. 1044 Hunt, B.R. 254, 259, 275, 289 Huntbach, M.M. 952 Hurt, S.L. 250 Hutzler, P.J.S. 265 Hwang, K. 323, 325 Hwang, V.S.S. 683 I, C.L. 738 Ibarra, O.H. 351, 1114, 1116 Ibrahim, H.A.H. 628, 918 Idesawa, M. 613, 1240 Ikeda, K. 408 Ikeuchi, K. 432, 1191, 1206, 1221 Ikonomopoulos, A. 1081 Illingworth, J. 591, 650 Im, G.H. 230 Imai, H. 913, 978 Impedovo, S. 456 Inagaki, K. 417 Inigo, R.M. 545 Inokuchi, S. 449, 1239 Inouchi, H. 336 Inoue, K. 1107, 1124 Ioannidis, A. 262 Ip, H.H.S. 246 Iri, M. 989 Irwin, N. 643, 670 Ishikawa, S. 703, 807 Author Index Ishizuka, M. 1241 Isik, C. 1023 Ito, T. 728, 764 Itoh, H. 693 Iwai, S. 505 Iwaki, O. 433 Iwata, K. 49 Iyengar, S.S. 850, 855 Jacobson, L. 196, 201, 208 Jain, A.K. 147, 908 Jain, R. 689, 749, 775, 797, 802, 805, 827, 836, 837, 842, 1207 Jain, R.C. 831 Jakatdar, P. 170 Jamieson, L.H. 324 Jau, Y.C. 1064 Jayaramamurthy, S.N. 1177 Jayawardena, J. 656 Jepson, A.D. 840 Jerian, C. 827 Jernigan, M.E. 539, 1077, 1080 Jesshope, C. 322 Johansen, P. 1230 Johnson, D.S. 962 Johnstone, W.M. 539 Jolivet, G.C. 437 Jones, L.P. 855 Jones, N. 1230 Jones, R.A. 624, 889 Joseph, D. 972 Jour, J.S. 427 Jovanovic, A. 762 Julesz, B. 1073 Jupp, D.L.B. 235 Jury, E.I. 90, 220 Jutier, P. 330 Kabal, P. 87 Kajiya, J.T. 62, 1185 Kak, A.C. 305, 483, 1249 Kakumoto, S. 572 Kalayeh, H.M. 405, 407 Kaleva, O. 1000 Kallay, M. 1037 Kanade, T. 692, 700, 702, 1243, 1247 Kanal, L.N. 523 Kanatani, K.I. 120, 1202 Kane, G.R. 1070 Kang, H. 710 Kani, K. 497 Kant, K. 1176 Kaplan, E. 503 Karam, G. 540 Karp, R.M. 963 Kasahara, M. 80 Kase, N. 565 Kashioka, S. 335 Kashyap, R.L. 422, 664, 1054, 1069, 1245 Kasif, S. 757 Kassam, S.A. 266 Kasturi, R. 292, 303, 570 Kasvand, T. 293, 430, 568, 891, 896, 1044 Katayama, M. 712 Kato, T. 417 Katoh, T. 335 Kaufmann, P. 468 Kaupp, V.H. 534 Kautsky, J. 235 Kawagoe, M. 562 Kawaguchi, E. 560 Kawai, H. 497 Kawashima, H. 481 Kayran, A.H. 1066 Kazakos, D. 262 Kearney, J.K. 845 Kekre, H.B. 282 Kelley, R.B. 738 Kender, J.R. 142, 628 Kennair, J.T. 307 Kent, E. 1145 Keshavan, H.R. 665 Khan, N.A. 749 Khanmamedov, O.K. 400 Khotanzad, A. 664 Kikkawa, W. 573 Kilian, J. 517 Kim, C.E. 886, 888, 890, 1046, 1184 Author Index Kim, J. 444 Kim, J.H. 688 Kim, S.M. 351, 1114, 1116 Kimura, F. 429, 1013, 1142 Kindelan, M. 490 King, R.A. 214, 494 Kirkpatrick, D.G. 1160 Kishimoto, H. 555 Kitayama, M. 573 Kitchen, L. 678, 757 Kittler, J. 391, 404, 406, 591, 650 Kleitman, D.J. 859 Klinger, A. 361, 387, 867 Kobayashi, Y. 335 Koch, M.W. 1245 Kochanek, D.H.U. 122 Kodama, Y. 764 Kodratoff, Y. 1105 Koenderink, J.J. 241, 783 Kolers, P.A. 786 Kollensperger, P. 618 Kollins, J.G. 882 Komitowski, D. 298 Koparkar, P.A. 930, 1158 Koplowitz, J. 126 Koren, I. 951 Kories, R. 816, 822 Kosaraju, S.R. 1125 Koshikawa, K. 1221 Kostic, B. 189 Kovalevsky, V.A. 922 Kreowski, H.J. 1121 Kretz, F. 605 Kriete, A. 231 Krile, T.F. 292, 303 Krishnamurthy, E.V. 103 Krishnan, T.R. 290 Kropatsch, W. 21 Kruse, B. 390 Ku, F.N. 233 Kuan, D.T. 1024, 1026 Kuba, A. 314 Kubler, O. 289 Kubota, K. 433 Kuehn, J.T. 348 Kuhl, F.P. 1178, 1231 Kuklinksi, T.T. 445 Kulkarni, A.D. 98 Kulpa, Z. 388, 1188 Kundu, A. 258 Kung, H.T. 347 Kunii, T.L. 38, 39, 580, 1053, 1133 Kuroda, H. 154 Kuroe, S. 692 Kurz, L. 622 Kutzer, E. 618 Kwatra, S.C. 187 Labuz, J. 791, 811 Lacoume, J.L. 778 Laface, P. 686 LaGesse, F.R. 556 Lahart, M.J. 753 Lam, K.P. 716, 726 Lamarche, F. 438 Lambird, B.A. 523 Landgrebe, D.A. 405, 530 Landy, M.S. 377 Lane, J. 1168 Lang, S.W. 276, 299 Langridge, D.J. 1183 Lantuejoul, C. 984 Lappin, J.S. 843 Lapsa, P.M. 1069 Latto, A. 884 Lavine, D. 523 Lawrence, D.H. 527 Lawrence, P.D. 582 Lawton, D. 353 Lay, B. 499 Lebedev, D.S. 246 Lebruchec, J.F. 725 Leclerc, Y. 607 Lee, C.C. 943 Lee, C.H. 1210 Lee, D. 142 Lee, D.T. 939, 942, 943, 950, 1031 Lee, H.J. 571, 578 Lee, H.S. 751 Lee, T. 525 Author Index Lee, Y.H. 266 Leedham, C.G. 453 Lefebvre, J.J. 96, 295 Lehar, A.F. 232 Leighton, F.T. 946, 962 Lema, M.D. 180 Lemerle-Loisel, R. 1105 Le Moigne, J. 1233 Lengauer, T. 948 Lenz, R. 815, 1147 Leon-Garcia, A. 150 Le Roux, J. 223 Leung, J.Y.T. 950 Levialdi, S. 12 Levine, M.D. 645, 667 Levitan, S. 353 Levkowitz, H. 306 Levy, A.J. 278 Lewis, J.P. 1061 Li, C.C. 263 Li, J.G. 771 Li, S.X. 865, 919 Li, W.H. 579 Li, Z.R. 477, 569 Liang, Y.D. 949 Liao, Y.Z. 1031 Lie), Y.J. 542 Liedtke, C.E. 636, 637 Lien, S.L. 1185 Lim, H.S. 327, 1244, 1246 Lim, J.S. 244, 301 Lin, W.C. 471, 713, 1139 Lindner, R. 331 Ling, D.T. 334 Linggard, R. 619 Linnainmaa, S. 381 Lins, N. 475 Lipes, R.G. 195 Lipski, Jr., W. 910, 926, 967, 990 Litke, J.D. 1027 Little, M.J. 341 Liu, B. 304 Liu, C.R. 471 Liu, S.H. 386 Liu, Y. 430 Liu, Z.K. 254 Lloyd, S.A. 721 Loew, M.H. 865, 919 Lohscheller, H. 184 Long, P. 697 Long, S.J. 446 Longuet-Higgins, H.C. 705 Lonnemark, G. 390 Lorentz, R.J. 763 Lorenz, W.J. 268, 502 Lorette, G. 459 Lowe, M. 512 Lowitz, G.E. 149, 173, 632, 1075, 1090 Lowry, M. 938 Lozano-Perez, T. 1219 Lozover, O. 113 Lu, F.S. 85 Lu, H.R. 1094, 1100 Lu, P.Y. 458 Lu, S.Y. 744, 766 Lu, Y. 718 Luby, M. 963 Lucas, B.D. 702 Lucas, D. 647 Lundgren, J.C. 631 Luo, X.Y. 125 Ma, S. 1062 Ma, S.D. 1063 Ma, Y.L. 427, 457 Maccarone, M.C. 287, 900 MacDonald, H.C. 534 Machover, C. 46 Macovski, A. 312 Maekawa, S. 216 Magedson, B. 1168 Magee, M.J. 813, 1164, 1200, 1232 Mahakian, S. 337 Main, M.G. 763, 1118 Maisonneuve, F. 984 Malagnini, M.L. 521 Mali, P.C. 209 Malik, J. 1214 Maludzinski, A.B. 437 Author Index Mansbach, P. 1145 Mansour, M. 220 Mantyla, M. 1137 Maragos, P.A. 183 Marangelli, B. 105, 108 Marble, D.F. 555 Marchetti- Spaccamela, A. 963 Marimont, D.H. 905 Marino, D. 329 Mark, D.M. 546 Marmarelis, V.Z. 76 Martens, J.B. 206 Martin, W.N. 824 Martins, H.A.S. 738 Maruoka, A. 1110 Marzetta, T.L. 276 Masaki, I. 474 Masini, G. 452 Mastebroek, H.A.K. 782 Matick, R. 334 Matsuda, F. 1239 Matsumoto, M. 311 Matsuoka, T. 154 Matsushima, H. 572 Matsuyama, T. 33, 311, 379, 683, 754, 1008 Maus, A. 928 Max, N.L. 52 McCann, J.J. 243 McCormick, S. 306 McDermott, D. 997 McGeoch, C.C. 962 McGeoch, L.A. 962 McGillem, C.D. 257 McIlroy, C.D. 619 McIlroy, M.D. 115 McKellar, I.D. 437 McKeown, Jr., D.M. 528, 544 McMillen, C.W. 473 McVey, E.S. 545 Mecocci, A. 680 Medioni, G. 468, 727, 1187 Medioni, G.G. 642 Megiddo, N. 996 Melter, R.A. 994, 998, 1012 Mendez, J.A. 133 Mendoza, E.E. 255 Merelli, D. 376 Merickel, M.B. 631 Merigot, A. 372 Merritt, C. 500 Mersereau, R. 212 Mersereau, R.M. 183 Mertzios, B.G. 229 Meystel, A. 1023 Micheli, P. 559 Middleditch, A.E. 1135 Milano, R.A. 66 Miller, G.L. 964 Miller, R. 369, 933 Milo, T. 503 Mirzaian, A. 960 Misra, R. 179 Mitchell, O.R. 180, 597, 612, 1231 Mitiche, A. 690, 704, 794 Mitra, S.K. 258 Mix, D.F. 714 Miyajima, H. 1115 Miyajima, S. 585 Miyake, S. 728 Miyake, Y. 429 Miyatake, T. 572 Miyauchi, A. 693 Miyazaki, K. 573 Modestino, J.W. 86, 151 Mohr, R. 1179 Moldovan, D.I. 352, 411 Moller-Nielsen, P. 760 Monsion, M. 564 Montani, C. 873 Monteith, W. 619 Moore, G.E. 501 Morawski, P. 739 Morean, O.A. 570 Mori, S. 424, 895 Moriarty, J.D. 1223 Morishita, I. 336 Morita, K. 1111 Moskowitz, M. 495 Mudur, S.P. 930, 1158 Author Index Muehlenfeld, E. 467 Mukawa, N. 154 Mulgaonkar, P.G. 1217, 1223, 1228 Mulk, M.Z. 213 Muller, Y. 1179 Mulvaney, J.A. 511 Mumford, D. 884 Munson, Jr., D.C. 248, 309 Murakami, H. 155, 181, 188 Murota, K. 989 Murray, D.W. 846 Murtagh, F. 117 Mussio, P. 376, 559 Musso, G. 11, 469 Mutch, K.M. 776, 820 Mutluay, H.E. 219 Myers, W. 46, 56 Mysko, S.N. 110 Naccache, N.J. 986, 1003 Nachmias, J. 615 Nackman, L.R. 1180 Nadler, M. 462 Nagai, K. 310 Nagano, T. 585 Nagao, M. 30, 379, 712, 754 Nagel, H.H. 799, 806 Nagl, M. 1112 Nagy, G. 420, 426, 515 Nakagawa, K. 481 Nakahata, K. 481 Nakamura, A. 887, 1124 Nakamura, N. 294 Nakamura, Y. 448 Nakano, S. 311 Nakasima, S. 481 Nakayama, A. 1013 Nalcioglu, O. 509 Nalwa, V.S. 625 Namekawa, T. 80 Naor, J. 1091 Nash, C. 1138 Nash, J.G. 341 Nathan, A. 402 Navlakha, J.K. 134 Nazif, A.M. 645, 667 Nef, W. 924 Neff, J.A. 65 Neumann, B. 787, 838 Nevatia, R. 468, 727, 1187 Ngan, K.N. 102 Nguyen, P.T. 541 Nguyen, P.Y. 518 Ngwa-Ndifor, N. 1065 Ni, L.M. 653 Nicholl, T.M. 1031 Nichols, N.K. 235 Nicholson, H. 227 Nielsen, L. 90 Niemann, H. 25, 508 Ninomiya, Y. 156 Nishihara, S. 408 Nodes, T.A. 249, 256 Noga, M.T. 988, 1035 Noguchi, S. 1115 Nomoto, M. 481 Normann, R.A. 242 Nudd, G.R. 332, 341 Numao, M. 1241 Nuovo, C. 520 Oase, W.M. 1149 Obata, K. 213 O'Brien, N. 689 O'Callaghan, J.F. 546 Odako, K. 451 Oddy, C.J. 684 Odell, G.M. 1182 Oeconomos, J.N. 96 Ogata, M. 1088 Ogawa, H. 294, 708 O'Gorman, L. 601 Oguztoreli, M.N. 75 Oh, S.Y. 734, 737 Ohashi, T. 1161 Ohtsuka, Y. 156 Ohya, T. 989 Oja, E. 394 Oka, R.I. 349, 431 Okamoto, K. 481 Okawa, Y. 470 Olin, K.E. 688 Oliver, M.A. 849 O'Neal, Jr., J.B. 162 Oommen, B.J. 422 Orbach, Z. 89 Author Index O'Rourke, J. 104, 1048 Orr, J.A. 132, 1234 Oruc, A.Y. 354 Oshima, M. 1221 Ostevold, E. 291 Otsu, N. 127, 293, 568, 891, 896 Ottmann, T. 934, 1036 Overman, K.C. 714 Overmars, M.H. 980 Ozawa, S. 693, 807 Page, C.V. 743 Pal, S.K. 494 Paler, K. 591, 650 Palis, M.A. 351 Papadimitriou, C.H. 991 Parent, P. 583 Parker, A.C. 854 Parker, S.R. 1066 Parodi, A.M. 1022 Parui, S.K. 733 Parvin, B.A. 532, 652 Pasian, F. 982 Pastor, L. 808 Pathak, A. 494 Paul, W. 1113 Pavlidis, T. 1009 Pawlak, M. 296 Pawlak, Z. 413 Payton, D.W. 688 Pearlman, W.A. 163, 170 Pearson, J.J. 70 Peleg, S. 402, 403, 1083, 1091 Pellandini, F. 450 Pemberton, W.B. 533 Pentland, A.P. 1068, 1193, 1209, 1213 Perkins, W.A. 465 Perrott, C.G. 49 Pervin, E. 906 Petkovic, D. 493 Petrozolin, K. 341 Peuquet, D.J. 555 Philip, G.M. 1001 Phillips, M.B. 1182 Phillips, T.Y. 1008 Picton, P.D. 602 Pienovi, C. 1150 Pieroni, G.G. 825 Pietikainen, M. 339, 480 Piironen, T. 480 Pinter, R.B. 267 Piper, T.S. 1058 Pipitone, F. 577 Pirozzi, M. 623 Pisarello, M. 492 Plamondon, R. 435, 438 Platzer, H. 204 Plompen, R.H.J.M. 279 Poggio, T. 35, 109, 598 Pollen, D.A. 588 Pomalaza-Raez, C.A. 257, 270 Pomarede, J.M. 548 Pong, T.C. 484, 557, 633, 1194, 1205 Porter, T. 59, 64 Poscolieri, M. 630 Posso, S.M. 307 Post, M.J. 1042 Potter, D.J. 246 Poulo, R.J. 398 Prakash, D. 354 Prasada, B. 185 Pratt, W.K. 153 Preiss, K. 113 Preparata, F.P. 910, 926, 939, 967 Preston, Jr., K. 364, 1174 Preuss, L. 877 Prewitt, J. 512 Price, K. 640 Price, K.E. 709, 715, 722, 748 Prince, C. 575 Proffitt, D.R. 839 Prokop, R.J. 1178 Protti, M. 559 Psaltis, D. 401 Pucillo, M. 521 Quam, L.H. 701 Quignon, J. 496 Rabagliati, R. 519 Author Index Radig, B. 781, 903 Raftery, A.E. 117 Rajala, S.A. 158 Rajan, P.K. 228 Rajappan, K.P. 175 Ram, G. 161 Ramakrishnan, I.V. 202 Raman, V. 850, 868 Ramanath, M.V.S. 1131 Rampini, A. 519 Rao, K.R. 165, 835 Raoult, J.C. 1119 Rarick, M. 1168 Ravindux, H. 242 Reader, C. 320 Reddi, S.S. 665 Reddy, D.R. 215 Reddy, D.R.R. 218 Reddy, H.C. 228 Reddy, P.S. 215, 218 Reddy, S.V. 479 Reed, G.M. 1167 Reed, I.S. 195 Reeves, A.P. 321, 1178 Reischl, A. 618 Reitbock, H.J.P. 194 Rekers, G. 799 Rendle, M. 527 Rene de Cotret, Y. 436, 439 Requicha, A.A.G. 1129 Rewo, L. 596 Reynolds, G. 643, 670, 867 Rich, R. 1078 Richard, C. 605 Richards, D. 954 Richards, J.A. 525 Richetin, M. 116, 1095, 1103 Riseman, E. 353, 643, 670 Riseman, E.M. 614, 626 Ritter, G.X. 355, 1132 Rivaillier, J. 657 Rives, G. 116 Robinson, G.P.S. 307 Romberger, S. 390 Ronner, S.F. 588 Ronse, C. 909 Rosenfeld, A. 1, 28, 31, 32, 36, 37, 247, 250, 357, 358, 547, 638, 676, 678, 683, 757, 851, 853, 864, 879, 936, 1210 Rosenstiehl, P. 947 Rosenthal, D.A. 677, 681 Rossi, D.J. 313 Roucayrol, J.C. 725 Rozenberg, G. 1118, 1121 Rubat du Merac, C. 330 Rubin, A.L. 195 Rudin, S.F. 665 Ruff, R. 1175 Rummel, P. 466, 618 Sabri, S. 177, 185, 261 Sack, M. 446 Safranek, R.J. 483 Sagawa, T. 441 Sagerer, G. 508, 685, 1102 Saghri, J.A. 174 Sahasrabudhe, S.C. 282 Saikia, D.K. 290 Saito, T. 431 Sakai, T. 417, 451 Sakakura, T. 895 Sakurai, Y. 449 Salari, E. 1004 Samet, H. 106, 848, 851, 853, 857, 860, 861, 864, 1144 Samy, R.A. 823 Sanchez, E. 393 Sanderson, A.C. 73, 601, 742 Sanfeliu, A. 1235 Sankar, P.V. 698, 871 Sanniti di Baja, G. 876, 885, 894 Santin, P. 521, 982 Author Index Sanz, J.L.C. 285, 309 Sartori-Angus, A.G. 13 Sato, K. 1239 Sato, M. 1088 Sato, T. 284 Savage, C. 917 Savary, G. 517 Schachter, B.J. 34 Schaefer, B.A. 897 Schaeken, B. 436, 439 Schafer, R. 168 Schafer, R.W. 183 Schafer, W. 1112 Schalkoff, R.J. 791, 811 Schattenschneider, D.J. 1017 Scheinberg, N. 186 Schilling, D.L. 186 Schlam, E. 69 Schlieder, C. 903 Schmitt, F. 1065 Schmitt, L. 362 Schneider, R.H. 510 Schorr, A. 1171 Schrack, G.F. 43, 44, 45 Schunck, B.G. 793, 809 Schwartz, E.L. 78 Schwartz, H.F. 463 Schwartz, J.T. 1163 Schwartzel, M.G. 26 Scollar, I. 253 Scott, R. 1242 Sears, K.H. 1135 Sederberg, T.W. 61, 872 Sedgwick, R. 1021 Sedmak, G. 516 Seidel, R. 980 Seikkala, S. 1000 Selfridge, P.G. 337 Sellers, P.H. 755 Selmane, M.K. 203 Serandrei Barbero, R. 519 Seth, S. 426 Sethi, I.K. 606, 797, 1177 Shaffer, C.A. 851, 853, 864 Shah, J. 884 Shah, M.A. 805, 836 Shamir, A. 973 Shani, U. 1153 Shapira, R. 1192, 1216 Shapiro, L.G. 409, 484, 633, 1189, 1194, 1205, 1217, 1223, 1228 Shapiro, S.C. 506 Sharir, M. 1043, 1163, 1171 Shaw, D.E. 628 Shen, J. 696 Shen, S.S. 631 Shi, Q.Y. 1098 Shibata, T. 531 Shigemitsu, S. 720 Shilcrat, E. 380 Shimada, R. 765 Shimada, S. 572 Shimazu, T. 311 Shing, M.T. 1028 Shinghal, R. 986, 1003 Shipley, T. 1074 Shipman, A.L. 594 Shirai, Y. 1221 Shlien, S. 911 Shneier, M. 112, 639, 1145 Shor, P.W. 959, 976 Shpitalni, M. 1134 Shridhar, M. 418, 434, 460 Shwedyk, E. 735 Shyamasundar, R.K. 1039, 1045 Siegel, A. 974 Siegel, H.J. 324, 348 Silberberg, T.M. 1224, 1252 Silberman, G.M. 951 Silva, L.F. 530 Silven, O. 480 Silverman, J.F. 661 Simon, H.U. 756 Author Index Simon, J.C. 368, 395 Simon, S. 541 Simons, B. 965, 966 Sinden, F.W. 904 Sinha, R.M.K. 440 Sinha, S.S. 833 Sitharama Iyengar, S. 868 Sivaraman, K. 98, 175 Siy, P. 1004 Sklansky, J. 222, 493, 698, 871 Slagle, J.R. 740 Slater, P.N. 551 Sloan, Jr., K.R. 104 Smart, N.M. 199 Smeulders, A.N.M. 1047 Smith, A.R. 1056 Smith, B.J. 654 Smith, D.R. 1243 Smith, G.B. 143 Smith, H.R. 1106 Smitley, D.L. 694 Smutek, M. 333 Soisalon-Soininen, E. 1036, 1038 Song, O. 604 Sorooshian, K. 869 Sperling, G. 377 Spirakis, P. 944 Srihari, S.N. 107, 111, 442, 506, 1130 Srinivasan, R. 165 Stamon, G. 518 Stansfield, S.A. 507 Starke, P.H. 1109 Staunstrup, J. 760 Steele, R. 189 Stein, S. 955, 956 Steinberg, H.A. 140 Steinke, K. 419 Stepoway, S.L. 1070 Stern, R.M. 365 Sternberg, S.R. 983 Stevens, R.J. 232 Stockman, G. 1236 Stockman, G.C. 739 Stout, Q.F. 369, 933 Strat, T.M. 1186, 1196, 1215 Strong, J.P. 529 Strong, R. 965 Stuller, J.A. 178, 1055 Suarez de Lezo, J. 490 Suen, C.Y. 425, 898, 999 Sugata, K. 1111 Sugie, N. 829 Sugihara, K. 777, 829, 1199, 1211, 1222 Suk, M. 592, 604, 687, 710 Sullins, J. 79 Sullivan, B.J. 304 Sundblad, Y. 390 Supowit, K.J. 996 Suzuki, M. 441 Swain, P.H. 530 Swamy, M.N.S. 218 Swamy, S. 360, 367 Swane, E. 338 Swaszek, P.F. 82 Swensen, J. 60 Sylos-Labini, G. 520 Szepietowski, A. 1108 Tabatabai, A.J. 597 Tai, J.W. 428 Takamura, J. 1157 Takanami, I. 1107, 1124 Takikawa, K. 101 Tamati, T. 560 Tamminen, M. 856, 870, 1144 Tampi, K.A. 172 Tamura, H. 383 Tamura, S. 311, 497 Tanaka, E. 441, 732 Tanaka, H. 79, 150 Tang, G.Y. 454 Tang), R.B. 238 Taniguchi, H. 1107 Taniguchi, R. 560 Tanimoto, S.L. 363, 366, 368, 370, 375 Tappert, C.C. 444, 447 Tarjan, R.E. 931, 947 Author Index Tavildar, A.S. 288 Taylor, B. 307 Tazaki, S. 80 Tejwani, Y.J. 624, 889 Terasawa, M. 784 Terzopoulos, D. 99, 144, 373 Tescher, A.G. 6, 174 Thakor, N.V. 751 Thomas, B.H. 824 Thomas, J.B. 82 Thomas, P. 297 Thompson, W.B. 776, 820, 845 Thong, T. 114 Thonnat, M. 536 Thorpe, C.E. 599, 1014 Tian, Q. 711 Tian, S. 717 Tiberio, P. 91 Tiller, W. 935 Tilove, R.B. 1151 Tilton, J.C. 529, 659 Titherington, D.M. 668 Toida, T. 451 Tojo, A. 562 Tokieda, T. 1128, 1141 Tokoro, M. 1161 Tom, V.T. 538 Tomescu, I. 994, 998 Tominaga, S. 237 Tomita, F. 1247 Tonazzini, A. 245 Toriu, T. 269 Toriwaki, J.I. 1089 Toriya, H. 1133 Torrance, K.E. 63 Torre, V. 35 Tou, J.T. 535, 579, 648, 675, 1132 Toussaint, G. 1030 Toussaint, G.T. 941, 981, 992, 1007, 1032, 1041 Townes, S.A. 162 Toyoda, J. 764 Tran, L.D. 540 Tremelat, P. 96, 295 Tretiak, O. 808 Tricoles, G.P. 67 Triendl, E.E. 584, 724 Trivedi, M. 1084 Trivedi, M.M. 641, 671 Trombly, J.E. 478 Troxel, D.E. 389 Truong, T.K. 195 Trussell, H.J. 283 Tsai, R.Y. 790, 800 Tsai, W.H. 423, 750 Tsao, Y.F. 1136 Tsotsos, J.K. 29, 785, 798, 840 Tsuji, S. 505, 779, 1208 Tsukada, M. 784 Tsukumo, J. 746 Tsuruoka, S. 429 Tubbs, J.D. 524 Tucker, L.W. 679, 682 Turk, R. 341 Tuy, H.K. 306 Twigg, D.W. 191 Tzeng, P.S. 454 Uchiki, T. 1161 Ueda, K. 448 Uhr, L. 325, 362 Ullmann, J.R. 23 Umeda, M. 455 Un, C.K. 230 Unser, M. 475, 1076, 1081, 1087 Upton, R.A. 538 Vaidya, P.M. 1020 Vaidyanathan, P.P. 258 Vaknine, R. 268, 502 Van Aken, J.R. 129 van Doorn, A.J. 783 van Houten, P. 1074 van Leeuwen, J. 874 van Munster, R.J. 574 van Steveninck, R.d.R. 782 Van Wyk, C.J. 957 Author Index Varman, P.J. 202 Vasilier, A.A. 901 Vasquez-Espinosa, R. 473 Vazirani, U.V. 991 v.Brandt, A. 635 Veillon, F. 899 Vemuri, B.C. 563, 1237 Veneziani, M. 558 Venot, V. 725 Verbeck, C.P. 51 Verbeek, P.W. 346, 660 Vernadat, F. 1095, 1103 Vernazza, G. 491 Verschueren, W. 436, 439 Vetterli, M. 157 Vibert, P. 96, 295 Vignato, A. 522 Virtanen, I. 339 Vitter, J.S. 1021 Volta, A. 91 Von Herzen, B.P. 62 Von Winkle, W.A. 67 Voss, K. 880, 1092 Wada, B.T. 378 Wade, J.G. 527 Waite, W.P. 534 Wakahara, T. 455 Walker, D.R. 835 Walkup, J.F. 292, 303 Wall, K. 130 Wallace, R.S. 1015 Wang, C.A. 927, 993 Wang, D.Q. 699 Wang, F.A. 333 Wang, P.P. 392 Wang, P.S.P. 1097 Wang, Q.R. 425 Wang, S. 634, 1195 Wang, Y.F. 1232 Wang, Y.L. 804 Watson, D.D. 262 Watson, D.F. 1001 Watson, L.T. 590, 633, 1189 Watt, T.L. 252 Waxman, A.M. 547, 792, 833, 1233 Webb, J.A. 906 Webb, N. 333 Webber, R.E. 851, 853, 860, 864 Wechsler, H. 196, 201, 208 Wee, W.G. 495 Weems, C. 353 Weghorst, H. 48 Weidner, B. 253 Weinberg, R.A. 47 Weinman, J.A. 1064 Welch, T.A. 166 Wells, D.L. 1070 Welzl, E. 1048 Werman, M. 1083 Wermser, D. 637, 663 West, G. 193 Whitesides, S. 972 Wilhelmi, W. 1086 Williams, C.M. 169 Williams, T.L. 274 Willsky, A.S. 313 Wilson, R. 210 Wirtz, M.J. 545 Wise, G.L. 85 Wiseman, N.E. 849 Wojcik, Z.M. 595 Wold, E.H. 197 Wolter, J.D. 1140 Won, M.C. 308 Wong, A.K.C. 414, 770 Wong, C.K. 1031 Wong, E.K. 1225 Wong, K.Y. 653 Woo, T.C. 1140, 1159 Wood, D. 874, 934, 971, 1036, 1038 Woods, J.W. 164, 300, 581 Woodwark, J.R. 852 Wright, A. 684 Wu, C.K. 699 Wu, L.D. 118, 125 Xiang, Z. 506 Xie, H.C. 247 Xu, G.Y. 662 Xu, J. 771 Xydeag, C.S. 189 Yabuhara, Y. 481 Author Index Yachida, M. 505, 779, 1208 Yalamanchili, S. 344, 345 Yamada, H. 431, 745, 1005 Yamada, M. 807 Yamada, Y. 80 Yamaguchi, F. 1128, 1141 Yamaguchi, H. 182 Yamaguchi, K. 1133 Yamamori, K. 567 Yamamoto, E. 269 Yamamoto, H. 155, 188 Yamamoto, K. 424, 431 Yamamoto, Y. 765, 1111 Yamasaki, T. 449 Yamashita, M. 987 Yanagisawa, M. 720 Yang, C.C. 968 Yang, H.S. 1249 Yang, J.Y. 695 Yang, M.C.K. 968 Yao, F.F. 1033 Yap, C.K. 944, 979, 1043 Yashima, Y. 1089 Yasuda, M. 424 Yasuhara, M. 160 Yasumoto, Y. 160, 642 Yates, H.W. 552 Yau, M.M. 1154 Ye, P.J. 450 Yegnanarayana, B. 290 Yen, B.L. 817 Yen, C. 658 Yodogawa, E. 1122 Yokoi, S. 1089 Yokota, M. 560 Yokota, T. 284 Yokoya, N. 383 Yoon, R.H. 557 Yoshida, Y. 567, 1013 Yoshiura, H. 580 You, M. 770 You, Z. 908 Young, T.Y. 804 Yu, S. 1120 Yu, S.S. 750 Yuille, A. 1201 Yuille, A.L. 109, 598 Zaagman, W.H. 782 Zabele, G.S. 126 Zahle, U. 1051 Zaidenberg, L. 730 Zakharov, V. 326 Zamisko, J.C. 1024 Zamperoni, P. 666 Zarone, G. 148 Zavidovique, B. 372, 657 Zeevi, Y.Y. 73 Zeheb, E. 221, 224, 225 Zetterberg, L.H. 159 Zhang, B. 1166 Zhang, D.P. 477, 569 Zhang, D.Z. 263 Zhang, L. 1166 Zhang, T.Y. 999 Zheng, C.Y. 925 Zhuang, X. 844 Zhuang, X.H. 291 Zimmermann, G. 816, 822 Zinser, G. 298 Zucker, S.W. 583, 607, 616, 1176 Zuidema, P. 241