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1.  Introduction

     This is the sixteenth in a series of bibliographies on
computer processing of pictorial information, covering
primarily items published during 1985.  The coverage is
restricted, for the most part, to a selected set of U.S.
journals and proceedings of specialized meetings, and makes
no claim to completeness.  No attempt is made to evaluate or
summarize the items cited; the purpose is simply to provide
a convenient compendium of references, grouped by subject.

     The references are arranged under the following
headings:

    (A) General references.
    (B) Digitization, approximation, compression.
    (C) Transforms, filtering, enhancement, restoration,
    reconstruction.
    (D) Architectures, systems, software, techniques.
    (E) Pictorial pattern recognition.
    (F) Feature detection, segmentation, image analysis.
    (G) Matching; time-varying imagery.
    (H) Shape and pattern; (H') Geometry.
    (I) Texture.
    (J) Three-dimensional scene analysis.

Letter/number codes in the text (A.1, etc.) correspond to
sections of the bibliography.

     Papers, books, etc., relating primarily to specific
topics will be cited in later sections.  In this section we
cite references that relate to more than one topic:


(A.1)   Meetings and meeting proceedings [1-31]

(A.2)   Books [32-35], paper and reprint collections
        [36-38], and survey or general papers [39-40] (see
        also [41-42]), including the previous bibliography
        in this series [43].


The following areas are not covered systematically, but we
give a few references on them:


(A.3)   Computer graphics:  Meetings [44-49], a new journal
        [50], journal special issues [51-52], books [53-58],
        and bibliographies [59-62].  (For references on
        antialiasing see Section B1; on texture synthesis,
        Section I.1; on shading, Section J.3.)












(A.4)   Image input [63-68], optical processing [69].

(A.5)   Visual perception:  A few books [70-72], journal
        special issues [73], a meeting on image quality
        [74], and a few papers [75-88].  (Some papers on
        specific aspects of perception are cited in later
        sections.)

2.  Digitization, Approximation, and Compression

(B.1)   Quantization [89-100] and sampling (including
        antialiasing) [101-110].

(B.2)   Digitization, approximation, interpolation, and
        fitting of curves and surfaces [111-141].

(B.3)   Image coding and compression [142-175], including a
        journal special issue [176], a meeting [177], and
        three books [178-180].

3.  Transforms, Filtering, Enhancement, Restoration, and
Reconstruction

(C.1)   Transforms and convolutions [181-199], including
        three books [200-202]; see also [203-204] on
        geometric transformation.

(C.2)   Two-dimensional digital filtering [205-224].

(C.3)   Enhancement, restoration, estimation [225-246]; see
        also [247-257] on smoothing and median filtering.

(C.4)   Reconstruction from projections [258-265] (see also
        [266]).

4.  Architectures, Systems, Software, Techniques

(D.1)   General references:  Two meetings [267-268], two
        meeting proceedings [269-270], a paper collection
        [271] and a book [272] on architectures for image,
        signal, and pattern processing.  (See also a new
        journal [273], two journal special issues [274-275],
        a paper collection [276], and a book [277] on
        parallel processing.)

(D.2)   Architectures and algorithms [278-306].

(D.3)   Cellular arrays (meshes, pyramids, etc.) [307-327],
        including a meeting proceedings [328], a paper
        collection [329], and a book [330].













(D.4)   Other systems [331-351].

(D.5)   Software [352-356] (see also [357]); databases
        [358-361].

(D.6)   General classes of operations and computational
        techniques [362-376] (including a journal special
        issue [377]).

5.  Pictorial Pattern Recognition

(E.1)   General references:  Three books [378-380], a
        meeting [381], and a meeting proceedings [382], as
        well as papers on invariant features [383-391] and
        on consistency and evidence [392-403].

(E.2)   Character recognition [404-419], including a paper
        collection [420] and journal special issue [421].

(E.3)   Industrial applications [422-431], including two
        meetings [432-433], two meeting proceedings
        [434-435], a journal special issue [436], and a
        paper collection [437].

(E.4)   Medical applications [438-441], including two
        meetings [442-443], a paper collection [444], and a
        book [445].

(E.5)   Remote sensing applications (including astronomy,
        cartography, reconnaissance, seismology, etc.):
        [446-463], including four meetings [464-467], two
        journal special issues [468-469], and a book [470].

(E.6)   Miscellaneous applications [471-490].

6.  Feature Detection, Segmentation, and Image Analysis

(F.1)   Feature detection [491-519], including Hough
        transforms [520-524].

(F.2)   Segmentation [525-547].

(F.3)   Image analysis [548-558]. (On 3-D scene analysis see
        Section J.4.)

7.  Matching; Time-Varying Imagery

(G.1)   Matching [559-574]; see also [575-579] on string,
        tree, and graph matching.

(G.2)   Stereo [580-603]; see also [604-615].












(G.3)   Time-varying imagery analysis [616-663] (see also
        [664-671]).

8.  Shape and Pattern

(H.1)   Shape:  General and miscellaneous references
        [672-686]. (On three-dimensional shape see Sec-
        tion J.)

(H.2)   Representations [687-704].

(H.3)   Digital geometry [705-713]; formal models [714-718];
        connectedness [719-725].

(H.4)   Features and properties [726-740] (see also
        [741-743] on thinning).

(H.5)   Path planning and robot navigation [744-771] (see
        also [772-773]).

8'.  Geometry

(H'.1)  Computational geometry:  General references,
        including a meeting [774], a paper collection [775],
        a journal special issue [776], two books [777-778],
        and a few papers on general topics [779-785]; see
        also [786-787].

(H'.2)  Distance [788-798], including Voronoi diagrams, etc.
        [799-806].

(H'.3)  Convexity, etc. [807-822]; visibility [823-826].

(H'.4)  Intersection [827-832]; containment, etc. [833-842].

(H'.5)  Packing [843-848]; layout [849-859].

(H'.6)  Decomposition [860-869] and partitioning [870-871].

(H'.7)  Miscellaneous topics [872-886].

9.  Texture

(I.1)   Models, synthesis [887-910].

(I.2)   Analysis, perception, segmentation [911-927].

10.  Three-Dimensional Scenes

(J.1)   3D representation, solid modeling [928-956]
        (including a meeting [957], a meeting proceedings
        [958], and two books [959-960]).














(J.2)   3D (digital) geometry [961-971], shape description
        [972-979] and construction [980-986].

(J.3)   Inference of 3D from 2D [987-1012] (see also [1013]
        on orientation perception, and [1014-1026] on
        (shaded) surface display).

(J.4)   3D object recognition [1027-1045], including methods
        based on range data [1046-1054] or 3D data [1055]
        (see also [1056] on range sensing), as well as
        general references on 3D computer vision
        [1057-1063].



















































                        REFERENCES

     For brevity, the following frequently cited sources are
cited in abbreviated forms:

A.  Books and Conference Proceedings
  AbbreviationBook or Conference
  CAIA      Conference on Artificial Intelligence Applications
  CG        Computational Geometry
  CVPR      Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
  IJCAI     International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
  IPSA      Image Processing System Architectures
  ITPIP     Integrated Technology for Parallel Image Processing
  IU 84     Image Understanding 1984
  IUW       Image Understanding Workshop
  PPR 2     Progress in Pattern Recognition 2
  SCG       Symposium on Computational Geometry
  SFCS      Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science
  SIGGRAPH  SIGGRAPH'85 Conference
  STOC      Symposium on Theory of Computing
  WCVRC     Workshop on Computer Vision:  Representation and Control

B.  Journals
  AbbreviationJournal
  AI        Artificial Intelligence
  C&G       Computers and Graphics
  CGA       IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
  CVGIP     Computer Vision, Graphics, and Image Processing
  IJRR      International Journal of Robotics Research
  IPL       Information Processing Letters
  IS        Information Sciences
  IVC       Image and Vision Computing
  P-IEEE    Proceedings of the IEEE
  PR        Pattern Recognition
  PRL       Pattern Recognition Letters
  SIAM JC   SIAM Journal on Computing
  SP        Signal Processing
  T-ASSP    IEEE Transactions on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing
  T-COMM    IEEE Transactions on Communications
  T-COMP    IEEE Transactions on Computers
  T-IT      IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
  T-PAMI    IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence
  T-SMC     IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics
  TOG       ACM Transaction on Graphics

















A.  General References

A.1.  Meetings

1.      H. Kazmierczak, ed., Mustererkennung 1983 (papers
        presented at the Fifth DAGM Symposium, Karlsruhe,
        BRD, October 11-13, 1983), VDE Verlag, Berlin, BRD,
        1983.

2.      Autbild '84/2 (Automatische Bildverarbeitung,
        Wandlitzsee, DDR, November 5-9, 1984), Friedrich
        Schiller University, Jena, DDR, 1984.

3.      A.G. Tescher, ed., Digital Image Processing:
        Critical Review of Technology (Los Angeles, CA,
        January 22-23, 1985), Proc. SPIE 528.

4.      F.J. Corbett, B.R. Hunt, J.L. Mannos, and D.
        McCubbrey, eds., Architectures and Algorithms for
        Digital Image Processing II (Los Angeles, CA,
        January 24-25, 1985), Proc. SPIE 534.

5.      Workshop on Goal-Directed Vision Systems (Orlando,
        FL, February 25-26, 1985).

6.      Topical Meeting on Machine Vision (Incline Village,
        NV, March 20-22, 1985), Optical Society of America,
        1985.

7.      J.F. Gilmore, ed., Applications of Artificial
        Intelligence II (Arlington, VA, April 9-11, 1985),
        Proc. SPIE 548.

8.      Proceedings, CVPR '85 (IEEE Computer Society
        Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern
        Recognition, San Francisco, CA, June 10-13, 1985),
        IEEE Publ.  85CH2145-1.

9.      Fourth Scandinavian Conference on Image Analysis
        (Trondheim, Norway, June 17-20, 1985).

10.     Pattern Recognition in Practice II (Amsterdam, The
        Netherlands, June 19-21, 1985).

11.     Second International Conference on Image Processing
        and Its Applications (London, UK, June 24-26, 1985).

12.     Third South African Symposium on Digital Image
        Processing (Durban, RSA, July 22-23, 1985).














13.     Proceedings of the Ninth International Joint
        conference on Artificial Intelligence (Los Angeles,
        CA, August 18-23, 1985).

14.     A.G. Tescher, W.B. Green, A. Habibi, T.R. Hsing, A.
        Oosterlinck, and A.A.  Sawchuk, eds., Applications
        of Digital Image Processing VIII (San Diego, CA,
        August 20-22, 1985), Proc. SPIE 575.

15.     D.P. Casasent and E.L. Hall, eds., Intelligent
        Robots and Computer Vision (Cambridge, MA, September
        16-20, 1095), Proc. SPIE 579.

16.     Mustererkennung (7th DAGM Symposium, Erlangen, BRD,
        September 24-26, 1985).

17.     Autbild '85/3 (Automatische Bildverarbeitung,
        Wandlitzsee, DDR, September 23-27, 1985), Friedrich
        Schiller University, Jena, DDR, 1985.

18.     Third International Conference, British Pattern
        Recognition Association (St. Andrews, Scotland,
        September 25-27, 1985).

19.     Third International Conference on Image Analysis and
        Processing (Rapallo, Italy, September 30-October 2,
        1985).

20.     Fourteenth Workshop on Applied Imagery Pattern
        Recognition (Baltimore, MD, October 3-4, 1985).

21.     Electronic Imaging 85 (International Electronic
        Imaging Exposition and Conference, Boston, MA,
        October 7-10, 1095).

22.     Proceedings of the Third Workshop on Computer
        Vision:  Representation and Control (Bellaire, MI,
        October 13-16, 1985), IEEE Publ. 85CH2248-3.

23.     First International Conference:  Automatische
        Bildverarbeitung (Berlin, DDR, October 17-18, 1985).

24.     Fourth International Workshop on Multidimensional
        Digital Signal Processing (Leesburg, VA, October
        28-30, 1985).

25.     Third Workshop on Human and Machine Vision (Boston,
        MA, November 19-21, 1985).















26.     Fifth Congress and Exposition:  Reconnaissance des
        Formes et Intelligence Artificielle (Grenoble,
        France, November 27-29, 1985).

27.     O.D. Faugeras and R.B. Kelley, eds., Computer Vision
        for Robots (Cannes, France, December 2-4, 1985),
        Proc. SPIE 595.

28.     M.J.B. Duff, H.J. Siegel, and F.J. Corbett, eds.,
        Architectures and Algorithms for Digital Image
        Processing (Cannes, France, December 5-6, 1985),
        Proc. SPIE 596.

29.     L.S. Baumann, ed., Proceedings:  Image Understanding
        Workshop (Miami Beach, FL, December 9-10, 1985).

30.     International Conference on Advances in Image
        Processing and Pattern Recognition (Pisa, Italy,
        December 10-12, 1985).

31.     Second Conference on Artificial Intelligence
        Applications (Miami Beach, FL, December 11-13,
        1985), IEEE Publ. 85CH2215-2.

A.2.  Books, surveys, etc.

32.     F.M. Wahl and H. Marko, Digitale Bildverarbeitung,
        Springer, Berlin, 1985.

33.     G.A. Baxes, Digital Image Processing-a Practical
        Primer, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1985.

34.     M.D. Levine, Vision in Man and Machine, McGraw-Hill,
        New York, 1985.

35.     L.P. Yaroslavsky, Digital Picture Processing-an
        Introduction, Springer, Berlin, 1985.

36.     S. Ullman and W. Richards, eds., Image Understanding
        1984, Ablex, Norwood, NJ, 1984.

37.     L.N. Kanal and A. Rosenfeld, eds., Progress in
        Pattern Recognition 2, North-Holland, Amsterdam,
        1985.

38.     R. Chellappa and A.A. Sawchuk, eds., Digital Image
        Processing and Analysis:  Volume I:  Digital Image
        Processing, IEEE Publ. EH0231-1, 1985















39.     M. Brady, Artificial intelligence and robotics,
        AI 26, 1985, 79-121.

40.     A. Rosenfeld, Machine vision for industry:  tasks,
        tools, and techniques, IVC 3, 1985, 122-135.

41.     T.C. Henderson and B. Bhanu, Overview of the
        computer vision and robotics programme at the
        University of Utah, IVC 3, 1985, 136-138.

42.     J.L. Mundy, Image understanding research at General
        Electric, IUW, 83-88.

43.     A. Rosenfeld, Picture processing:  1984, CVGIP 30,
        1985, 189-242.

A.3.  Graphics

44.     Computer Graphics '85 (National Computer Graphics
        Association; Dallas, TX, April 14-18, 1985).

45.     Computer Graphics Tokyo 85 (Tokyo, Japan, April
        23-26, 1985; see CGA 5(7), July 1985, 87-92).

46.     World Computer Graphics '85 (World Computer Graphics
        Association; New York, NY, July 10-12, 1985).

47.     B.A. Barsky, ed., SIGGRAPH '85 Conference
        Proceedings (San Francisco, CA, July 22-26, 1985),
        Computer Graphics 19(3), July 1985.

48.     Eurographics '85 (Nice, France, September 9-13,
        1985).

49.     Defense and Government Computers and Graphics '85
        (World Computer Graphics Association; Washington,
        DC, December 2-6, 1985).

50.     T.L. Kunii, ed., The Visual Computer, Springer,
        Berlin, 1985ff.

51.     T.L. Kunii, guest ed., Computer Graphics Tokyo 85,
        Parts 1 and 2, CGA 5(3,4), March and April, 1985,
        17-79 and 23-75.

52.     T.A. DeFanti and C.A. Csuri, guest eds., Art and
        Animation, CGA 5(7), July 1985, 31-86.

53.     C.S. Park, Interactive Microcomputer Graphics,
        Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1984.













54.     D. Harris, Computer Graphics and Applications,
        Chapman and Hall, 1984.

55.     A. Jankel and R. Morton, Creative Computer Graphics,
        Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1984.

56.     M.L. Prueitt, Art and the Computer, McGraw-Hill, New
        York, 1984.

57.     D. Fox and M. Waite, Computer Animation Primer,
        McGraw-Hill, New York, 1984.

58.     D.F. Rogers, Procedural Elements for Computer
        Graphics, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1985.

59.     C. Machover, Background and source information about
        computer graphics, CGA 5(1), 1985, 68-81.

60.     N. Magnenat-Thalmann and D. Thalmann, An indexed
        bibliography on computer animation, CGA 5(7), 1985,
        76-86.

61.     G.F. Schrack, Literature in computer graphics for
        the year 1984: a bibliography, Computer Graphics 19,
        1985, 41-77.

62.     G.F. Schrack, Texts and books in computer graphics
        (Fourth list), Computer Graphics 19, 1985, 155-157.

A.4.  Input, etc.

63.     W.F. Kosonocky and M. Ashikawa, eds., Special Issue
        on Solid State Image Sensors, IEEE Trans. Electron
        Devices 32(8), August 1985.

64.     R.E. Flory, Image acquisition technology, P-IEEE 73,
        1985, 613-637.

65.     M. Hatamian and E.F. Brown, A new light pen with
        subpixel accuracy, AT&T Tech. J. 64, 1985, 1065-
        1075.

66.     R. Greene, The drawing prism:  a versatile graphic
        input device, SIGGRAPH, 103-110.

67.     P.E. Danielsson, Parallel analog to digital
        conversion with speed/precision trade-off, SP 8,
        1985, 329-337.















68.     S.A. Shafer, The calibrated imaging lab under
        construction at CMU, IUW, 509-515.

69.     E.A. Parrish Jr, A.O. Anyiwo, and T.E. Batchman,
        Integrated optical processors in pattern
        recognition, PR 18, 1985, 227-240.

A.5.  Perception

70.     I. Rock, Perception, Scientific American Books, New
        York, 1984.

71.     V. Bruce and P. Green, Visual Perception-Physiology,
        Psychology and Ecology, Erlbaum, Hillsdale, NJ,
        1985.

72.     R. Cohen, The Development of Spatial Cognition,
        Erlbaum, Hillsdale, NJ, 1985.

73.     A. Rosenfeld, ed., Special Issues on Human and
        Machine Vision, CVGIP 31(2,3) and 32(1),
        August-October 1985, 127-260, 265-391, and 1-103.

74.     E.M. Granger and L.R. Baker, eds., Image Quality:
        an Overview (Arlington, VA, April 9-10, 1985), Proc.
        SPIE 549.

75.     S. Ullman, Visual routines, Cognition 18, 1984, 97-
        159.

76.     M. Fahle and T. Poggio, Visual hyperacuity:
        spatiotemporal interpolation in human vision, IU 84,
        49-77.

77.     J.F. Gerrissen, Theory and model of the human global
        analysis of visual structure; part II: the space-
        time and visual value segment, T-SMC 14, 1984, 847-
        862.

78.     S.D. Bedrosian, Significance of visual limitations
        in automated pattern recognition applications,
        PRL 2, 1984, 395-400.

79.     J.A. Feldman, Four frames suffice:  a provisional
        model of vision and space, Behavioral Brain
        Sciences 8, 1985, 265-313.

80.     R.E. Kronauer and Y.Y. Zeevi, Reorganization and
        diversification of signals in vision, T-SMC 15,
        1985, 91-101.













81.     W.C. Hoffman, Some reasons why algebraic topology is
        important in neuropsychology:  perceptual and
        cognitive systems as vibrations, Intl. J. Man-
        Machine Studies 22, 1985, 613-650.

82.     E.P. Krotkov, Visual hyperacuity, CVPR, 296-301.

83.     R. Gershon, Empirical results with a model of color
        vision, CVPR, 302-305.

84.     T. Poggio, Early vision:  from computational
        structure to algorithms and parallel hardware,
        CVGIP 31, 1985, 139-155.

85.     A. Treisman, Preattentive processing in vision,
        CVGIP 31, 1985, 156-177.

86.     M. Leyton, Generative systems of analyzers,
        CVGIP 31, 1985, 201-241.

87.     I. Biederman, Human image understanding:  recent
        research and a theory, CVGIP 32, 1985, 29-73.

88.     R. Gershon, Aspects of perception and computation in
        color vision, CVGIP 32, 1985, 244-277.

B.  Digitization, Approximation, Compression

B.1.  Quantization, sampling

89.     K. Sayood, J. Gibson, and M. Rost, A new algorithm
        for uniform vector quantizer design, T-IT 30, 1984,
        805-814.

90.     M.O. Dunham and R.M. Gray, An algorithm for the
        design of labeled-transition finite-state vector
        quantizers, T-COMM 33, 1985, 83-89.

91.     K. Sayood and J.D. Gibson, Explicit additive noise
        models for uniform and nonuniform MMSE quantization,
        SP 7, 1984, 407-414.

92.     J.H. Conway and N.J.A. Sloane, A lower bound on the
        average error of vector quantizers, T-IT 31, 1985,
        106-109.

93.     J. Ziv, On universal quantization, T-IT 31, 1985,
        344-347.















94.     J. Foster, R.M. Gray, and M.O. Dunham, Finite-state
        vector quantization for waveform coding, T-IT 31,
        1985, 348-359.

95.     T.R. Fischer and P.F. Dahm, Variance estimation and
        adaptive quantization, T-IT 31, 1985, 428-433.

96.     H. Yamaguchi, Vector quantization of differential
        luminance and chrominance signals, T-COMM 33, 1985,
        457-464.

97.     P.F. Swaszek, Asymptotic performance of Dirichlet
        rotated polar quantizers, T-IT 31, 1985, 537-540.

98.     C.D. Bei and R.M. Gray, An improvement of the
        minimum distortion encoding algorithm for vector
        quantization, T-COMM 33, 1985, 1132-1133.

99.     H.M. Hang and J.W. Woods, Predictive vector
        quantization of images, T-COMM 33, 1985, 1208-1219.

100.    Y.C. Liu and G.L. Wise, A note on estimation with
        quantized data, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1619-1621.

101.    L.N. Lester and J. Sandor, Computer graphics on a
        hexagonal grid, C&G 8, 1984, 401-409.

102.    R. Nasanen, Visibility of halftone dot textures, T-
        SMC 14, 1984, 920-924.

103.    W.F. Schreiber, Transformation between continuous
        and discrete representations of images: a perceptual
        approach, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 178-186.

104.    G. Abram, L. Westover, and T. Whitted, Efficient
        alias-free rendering using bit-masks and look-up
        tables, SIGGRAPH, 53-59.

105.    M.E. Lee, R.A. Redner, and S.P. Uselton,
        Statistically optimized sampling for distributed ray
        tracing, SIGGRAPH, 61-67.

106.    M.A.Z. Dippe and E.H. Wold, Antialiasing through
        stochastic sampling, SIGGRAPH, 69-78.

107.    C.W. Grant, Integrated analytic spatial and temporal
        anti-aliasing for polyhedra in 4-space, SIGGRAPH,
        79-84.















108.    P.W. Verbeek, A class of sampling-error free
        measures in oversampled band-limited images, PRL 3,
        1985, 287-292.

109.    G. Nyman and P. Laurinen, Visual undersampling in
        raster sampled images, T-SMC 15, 1985, 655-659.

110.    D.C. Munson Jr., Minimum sampling rates for linear
        shift-variant discrete-time systems, T-ASSP 33,
        1985, 1556-1561.

B.2.  Approximation

111.    H.C. Li, A generalized problem of least squares,
        Amer. Math. Monthly 91, 1984, 135-137.

112.    W. Bohm, Efficient evaluation of splines,
        Computing 33, 1984, 171-177.

113.    L. Piegl, Defining C (1) curves containing conic
        segments, C&G 8, 1984, 177-182.

114.    W.E.L. Grimson, On the reconstruction of visible
        surfaces, IU 84, 195-223.

115.    R.N. Goldman, Markov chains and computer-aided
        geometric design:  Part I - problems and
        constraints, TOG 3, 1984, 204-222.

116.    R.N. Goldman, Markov chains and computer aided
        geometric design:  Part II - examples and
        subdivision matrices, TOG 4, 1985, 12-40.

117.    A.A.M. Cuyt and B.M. Verdonk, Multivariate rational
        interpolation, Computing 34, 1985, 41-61.

118.    W. Burmeister, W. Hess, and J.W. Schmidt, Convex
        spline interpolants with minimal curvature,
        Computing 35, 1985, 219-229.

119.    D. Field, Incremental linear interpolation, TOG 4,
        1985, 1-11.

120.    D.L. Neuhoff and K.G. Castor, A rate and distortion
        analysis of chain codes for line drawings, T-IT 31,
        1985, 53-68.

121.    H.U. Dohler and P. Zamperoni, Compact contour codes
        for convex binary patterns, SP 8, 1985, 23-39.














122.    G. Papakonstantinou, Optimal polygonal approximation
        of digital curves, SP 8, 1985, 131-135.

123.    J. Roberge', A data reduction algorithm for planar
        curves, CVGIP 29, 1985, 168-195.

124.    H. Huitric and M. Nahas, B-spline surfaces:  a tool
        for computer painting, CGA 5(3), 1985, 39-47.

125.    L.P. Cordella and G. Dettori, An O(N) algorithm for
        polygonal approximation, PRL 3, 1985, 93-97.

126.    J. van Aken and M. Novak, Curve-drawing algorithms
        for raster displays, TOG 4, 1985, 147-169.

127.    T.W. Sederberg and D.C. Anderson, Steiner surface
        patches, CGA 5(5), 1985, 23-36.

128.    W.E.L. Grimson and T. Pavlidis, Discontinuity
        detection for visual surface reconstruction,
        CVGIP 30, 1985, 316-330.

129.    T.C. Chen and R.J.P. de Figuereido, Two-dimensional
        interpolation by generalized spline filters based on
        partial differential equation image models, T-
        ASSP 33, 1985, 631-642.

130.    M. Richetin, Recognition of conics in contours using
        their geometrical properties, CVPR, 464-469.

131.    H.T. Chang and M. Suk, Efficient polygonal
        decomposition of segmented images, CVPR, 646-648.

132.    V. Pratt, Techniques for conic splines, SIGGRAPH,
        151-159.

133.    B.A. Barsky and T.D. DeRose, The Beta2-spline:  a
        special case of the beta-spline curve and surface
        representation, CGA 5(9), 1985, 46-58.

134.    J.C. Bezdek and I.M. Anderson, An application of the
        c-varieties clustering algorithm to polygonal curve
        fitting, T-SMC 15, 1985, 637-641.

135.    J.R. Kender, D. Lee, and T. Boult, Information based
        complexity applied to optimal recovery of the
        2 1/2-D sketch, WCVRC, 157-167.

136.    J.J. Clark, M.R. Palmer, and P.D. Lawrence, A
        transformation method for the reconstruction of
        functions from nonuniformly spaced samples, T-
        ASSP 33, 1985, 1151-1165.














137.    A. Shuchat, Generalized least squares and
        eigenvalues, Amer. Math. Monthly 92, 1985, 656-659.

138.    B. Shahrary and D.J. Anderson, Uniform resampling of
        digitized contours, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 674-681.

139.    T.E. Boult and J.R. Kender, On surface
        reconstruction using sparse depth data, IUW, 197-
        208.

140.    D.J. Choi and J.R. Kender, Solving the depth
        interpolation problem with the adaptive Chebyshev
        acceleration method on a parallel computer, IUW,
        219-223.

141.    T.E. Boult, Visual surface interpolation:  a
        comparison of two methods, IUW, 466-478.

B.3.  Compression

142.    M. Kanefsky and C.B. Fong, Predictive source coding
        techniques using maximum likelihood prediction for
        compression of digitized images, T-IT 30, 1984,
        722-727.

143.    D. Westerkamp, The influence of motion on the
        masking of quantization errors in three-dimensional
        DPCM coding, SP 7, 1984, 285-292.

144.    M. Miyahara and K. Kotani, Block distortion in
        orthogonal transform coding-analysis, minimization,
        and distortion measure, T-COMM 33, 1985, 90-96.

145.    G.S. Zabele and J. Koplowitz, Fourier encoding of
        closed planar boundaries, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 98-102.

146.    S. Todd, G.G. Langdon Jr., and J. Rissanen,
        Parameter reduction and context selection for
        compression of gray-scale images, IBM J. R&D 29,
        1985, 188-193.

147.    J.W. Modestino, N. Farvardin, and M.A. Ogrinc,
        Performance of block cosine image coding with
        adaptive quantization, T-COMM 33, 1985, 210-217.

148.    Q. Yao, C. Chen, and S. Zhang, Synthetic high coding
        for the PAL luminance signal, SP 8, 1985, 163-177.

149.    A. Ikonomopoulos and M. Kunt, High compression image
        coding via directional filtering, SP 8, 1985, 179-
        203.












150.    M.E. Gonzalez-Smith and J.A. Storer, Parallel
        algorithms for data compression, J. ACM 32, 1985,
        344-373.

151.    K.A. Prabhu, A predictor switching scheme for DPCM
        coding of video signals, T-COMM 33, 1985, 373-379.

152.    E. Dubois, The sampling and reconstruction of time-
        varying imagery with application in video systems,
        P-IEEE 73, 1985, 502-522.

153.    H.G. Musmann, P. Pirsch, and H.J. Grallert, Advances
        in picture coding, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 523-548.

154.    M. Kunt, A. Ikonomopoulos, and M. Kocher, Second-
        generation image coding techniques, P-IEEE 73, 1985,
        549-574.

155.    F. Kretz and D. Nasse, Digital television:
        transmission and coding, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 575-591.

156.    Y. Yasuda, Y. Yamazaki, T. Kamae, and K. Kobayashi,
        Advances in FAX, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 706-730.

157.    D. Bodson, S.J. Urban, A.R. Deutermann, and C.E.
        Clarke, Measurement of data compression in advanced
        Group 4 facsimile systems, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 731-739.

158.    H. Buley and L. Stenger, Inter/intraframe coding of
        color TV signals for transmission at the third level
        of the digital hierarchy, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 765-772.

159.    R.L. Schmidt, B.G. Haskell, K.Y. Eng, and S.M.
        O'Riordan, An experimental time-compression system
        for satellite television transmission, P-IEEE 73,
        1985, 789-794.

160.    D.E. Pearson and J.A. Robinson, Visual communication
        at very low data rates, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 795-812.

161.    P. Letellier, M. Nadler, and J.F. Abramatic, The
        telesign project, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 813-827.

162.    N. Farvardin and J.W. Modestino, Rate-distortion
        performance of DPCM schemes for autoregressive
        sources, T-IT 31, 1985, 402-418.

163.    M.K. Kundu, B.B. Chaudhuri, and D. Dutta Majumder, A
        generalised digital contour coding scheme, CVGIP 30,
        1985, 269-278.













164.    M.S. Landy and Y. Cohen, Vectorgraph coding:
        efficient coding of line drawings, CVGIP 30, 1985,
        331-344.

165.    D.R. McIntyre and M.A. Pechura, Data compression
        using static Huffman code-decode tables, CACM 28,
        1985, 612-616.

166.    S.T. Alexander and S.A. Rajala, Image compression
        results using the LMS adaptive algorithm, T-ASSP 33,
        1985, 712-714.

167.    I. Song and S. Ann, An upper bound on run-length
        coding entropy, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 1141-1142.

168.    M. Eden and M. Kocher, On the performance of a
        contour coding algorithm in the context of image
        coding.  Part I:  Contour segment coding, SP 8,
        1985, 381-386.

169.    D. Westerkamp, Optimization of an adaptive
        intraframe/interframe DPCM considering the
        visibility of quantization noise, SP 9, 1985, 69-.

170.    A.M. Fanelli and B. Marangelli, Switched prediction
        with dynamic decision rule, T-SMC 15, 1985, 563-569.

171.    G. Sperling, M. Landy, Y. Cohen, and M. Pavel,
        Intelligible encoding of ASL image sequences at
        extremely low information rates, CVGIP 31, 1985,
        335-391.

172.    S.C.A. Thomopoulos, Minimum error entropy estimation
        and entropic prediction filtering:  an optimal
        predictive coding scheme, T-IT 31, 1985, 697-703.

173.    S. Kappagantula and K.R. Rao, Motion compensated
        interframe image prediction, T-COMM 33, 1985, 1011-
        1015.

174.    J.S. Vitter, Design and analysis of dynamic Huffman
        coding, SFCS, 293-302.

175.    N. Mukawa and H. Kuroda, Uncovered background
        prediction in interframe coding, T-COMM 33, 1985,
        1227-1231.

176.    A.N. Netravali and B. Prasada, eds., Special Issue
        on Visual Communications Systems, P-IEEE 73(4),
        April 1985, 499-836.













177.    M. Kunt and T.S. Huang, eds., Image Coding (Cannes,
        France, December 4-6, 1985), Proc. SPIE 594.

178.    N.S. Jayant and P. Noll, Digital Coding of
        Waveforms:  Principles and Applications to Speech
        and Video, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ,
        1984.

179.    T.J. Lynch, Data Compression:  Techniques and
        Applications, Lifetime Learning Publications,
        Belmont, CA, 1985.

180.    R.J. Clarke, Transform Coding of Images, Academic
        Press, New York, 1985.

C.  Transforms, Filtering, Enhancement, Restoration,
Reconstruction

C.1.  Transforms, etc.

181.    G. West, Eine schnelle Mellin-transformation,
        Computing 33, 1984, 237-245.

182.    J.R. Bitner, Storing matrices on disk for efficient
        row and column retrieval, IPL 20, 1985, 249-254.

183.    A.R. Gourlay, Implicit convolution, IVC 3, 1985,
        15-23.

184.    H.W. Strube, A generalization of correlation
        functions and the Wiener-Khinchin theorem, SP 8,
        1985, 63-74.

185.    O. Ersoy, Semisystolic array implementation of
        circular, skew circular, and linear convolutions,
        T-COMP 34, 1985, 190-196.

186.    M.H. Savoji and R.E. Burge, On different methods
        based on the Karhunen-Loeve expansion and used in
        image analysis, CVGIP 29, 1985, 259-269.

187.    L.A. Ferrari and J. Sklansky, A note on Duhamel
        integrals and running average filters, CVGIP 29,
        1985, 358-360.

188.    S. Chen, A new vision system and the Fourier
        descriptor method by group representation theory,
        CVPR, 106-110.















189.    S. Castan and J. Shen, Fast filter transform theory
        and design for image processing, CVPR, 420-422.

190.    S. Castan and J. Shen, Fast approximate realization
        of linear filters by translating cascading sum-box
        techniques, CVPR, 678-680.

191.    E.W. Hansen, Fast Hankel transform algorithm, T-
        ASSP 33, 1985, 666-671.

192.    M.A. Mehalic, P.L. Rustan, and G.P. Route, Effects
        of architecture implementation on DFT algorithm
        performance, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 684-693.

193.    R. Yarlagadda and J. Hershey, A naturalness-
        preserving transform for image coding and
        reconstruction, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1005-1012.

194.    T.H. Yu and S.K. Mitra, A new two-dimensional
        window, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1058-1061.

195.    D. Raghuramireddy and R. Unbehauen, The two-
        dimensional differential cepstrum, T-ASSP 33, 1985,
        1335-1337.

196.    I. Pitas, Study of the computational complexity of
        algorithms in multidimensional digital signal
        processing, SP 9, 1985, 142-143.

197.    D. Fraser, Bit reversal and generalized sorting of
        multidimensional arrays, SP 9, 1985, 163-176.

198.    P.C. Mali, B.B. Chaudhuri, and D. Dutta Majumder,
        Some properties and fast algorithms of slant
        transform in image processing, SP 9, 1985, 233-244.

199.    M.A. Haque, A two-dimensional fast cosine transform,
        T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1532-1539.

200.    C.S. Burrus and T.W. Parks, DFT/FFT and Convolution
        Algorithms, Wiley, New York, 1985

201.    K.R. Rao, Discrete Transforms and their
        Applications, Van Nostrand, New York, 1985.

202.    K.G. Beauchamp, Applications of Walsh and Related
        Functions with an Introduction to Sequency Theory,
        Academic Press, New York, 1985.















203.    D. Fraser, R.A. Schowengerdt, and I. Briggs,
        Rectification of multichannel images in mass storage
        using image transposition, CVGIP 29, 1985, 23-36.

204.    S.Y. Lee, S. Yalamanchili, and J.K. Aggarwal,
        Parallel image normalization, CVPR, 614-619.

C.2.  Filtering

205.    P. Steffen, Two-dimensional digital filters for
        geophysical applications:  a simple design method
        leading to an easy implementation, SP 7, 1984, 293-
        320.

206.    J. Hekrdla, On the use of continued fraction filter
        structures for the design of 2-D digital filters,
        SP 7, 1984, 321-331.

207.    B.G. Mertzios and A.N. Venetsanopoulos, Modular
        realization of multi-dimensional filters, SP 7,
        1984, 351-369.

208.    J.L. Aravena and W.A. Porter, Ordered and partially
        ordered processing of multidimensional images, T-
        ASSP 33, 1985, 185-194.

209.    G.A. Lampropoulos and M.M. Fahmy, A new technique
        for the design of two-dimensional FIR and IIR
        filters, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 268-280.

210.    J.G. Verly and T. Peli, Circular harmonic analysis
        of PSF's corresponding to separable polar-coordinate
        frequency responses with emphasis on fan filtering,
        T-ASSP 33, 1985, 300-307.

211.    W. M. Lawton, Solution of the two-dimensional
        spectral factorization problem, P-IEEE 73, 1985,
        370-371.

212.    H.S.N. Murthy and P.S. Reddy, On 2-D partial
        fraction decomposition, SP 8, 1985, 259-266.

213.    D.R. Reddy and R. Unbehauen, Comments on
        ``Sufficient conditions for stability of
        multidimensional discrete systems'', P-IEEE 73,
        1985, 838-840.

214.    C.L. Nikias, A.P. Chrysafis, and A.N.
        Venetsanopoulos, The LU decomposition theorem and
        its implications to the realization of two-
        dimensional digital filters, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 694-
        711.














215.    D. Hertz and E. Zeheb, A generalization of Rudin's
        multivariable stability theorem, T-ASSP 33, 1985,
        725-728.

216.    S.S. Koonar and J.S. Sohal, Realizations of two-
        parameter functions using Markov parameters and
        moments, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 1134-1135.

217.    H.E. Mutluay and M.M. Fahmy, Analysis of N-D
        general-support filters, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 972-982.

218.    J.H. Lee and J.W. Woods, Sectioned implementation of
        two-dimensional symmetric half-plane recursive
        filters, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1272-1279.

219.    M. Ahmadi, M.T. Boraie, V. Ramachandran, and C.S.
        Gargour, Design of 2-D recursive digital filters
        with constant group delay characteristics using
        separable denominator transfer function and a new
        stability test, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1316-1318.

220.    P.A. Ramamoorthy, Comments on ``Design of inherently
        stable two-dimensional recursive filter from one-
        dimensional filters'', T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1337-1338.

221.    S.M. Ahn, On the stability of two-dimensional
        continuous filters, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 1684-1685.

222.    D. Hertz and E. Zeheb, Stability invariance of
        discrete and continuous multidimensional systems
        under some variable transformations, T-ASSP 33,
        1985, 1540-1545.

223.    J. Jaggernauth, A.C. Loui, and A.N. Venetsanopoulos,
        Real-time image processing by distributed arithmetic
        implementation of two-dimensional digital filters,
        T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1546-1555.

224.    A.N. Venetsanopoulos and B.G. Mertzios, A
        decomposition theorem and its implications to the
        design and realization of two-dimensional filters,
        T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1562-1575.

C.3.  Enhancement, restoration

225.    E. Harouche, S. Peleg, H. Shvaytser, and L.S. Davis,
        Noisy image restoration by cost function
        minimization, PRL 3, 1985, 65-69.















226.    G. Sharma and R. Chellappa, A model-based approach
        for estimation of two dimensional maximum entropy
        power spectra, T-IT 31, 1985, 90-99.

227.    P. Chan and J.S. Lim, One-dimensional processing for
        adaptive image restoration, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 117-
        126.

228.    R. N. Bracewell, An imaging problem: restoration of
        blurred digital characters, CVGIP 29, 1985, 329-335.

229.    R.S. Ramakrishna, S.K. Mullick, and R.K.S. Rathore,
        A new iterative algorithm for image restoration,
        CVGIP 30, 1985, 47-55.

230.    I.E. Maquin, F.C. Peyrin, and M. Amiel,
        Reconstruction of object by iterative coded-source
        image deconvolution, SP 8, 1985, 153-162.

231.    S.I. Sayegh, B.E.A. Saleh, and K.M. Nashold, Image
        design:  generation of a prescribed image through a
        diffraction-limited system with high-contrast
        recording, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 460-465.

232.    J.K. Tugnait, Constrained signal restoration via
        iterated extended Kalman filtering, T-ASSP 33, 1985,
        472-475.

233.    R. Kasturi, J.F. Walkup, and T.F. Krile, Adaptive
        point estimation in signal-dependent noise, T-
        SMC 15, 1985, 352-359.

234.    A.S. Tavildar, H.M. Gupta, and S.N. Gupta, Maximum a
        posteriori estimation in presence of film grain
        noise, SP 8, 1985, 363-368.

235.    B.L. Deekshatulu, Quantitative evaluation of
        enhancement techniques, SP 8, 1985, 369-375.

236.    S.R. Curtis, A.V. Oppenheim, and J.S. Lim, Signal
        reconstruction from Fourier transform sign
        information, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 643-657.

237.    R.A. Hummel, B. Kimia, and S.W. Zucker, Gaussian
        blur and the heat equation:  forward and inverse
        solutions, CVPR, 668-671.

238.    B. Chanda, B.B. Chaudhuri, and D. Dutta Majumder,
        Image sharpening incorporating human visual
        response, SP 9, 1985, 57-65.













239.    R.T. Chin, C.L. Yeh, and W.S. Olson, Restoration of
        multichannel microwave radiometric images, T-PAMI 7,
        1985, 475-484.

240.    J.L.C. Sanz and T.S. Huang, Polynomial system of
        equations and its applications to the study of the
        effect of noise on multidimensional Fourier
        transform phase retrieval from magnitude, T-ASSP 33,
        1985, 997-1004.

241.    W.D.H. van Gronigen, G.F. Vermeij, D. Bosman, and
        C.R. Traas, Geometric reconstruction of buried heat
        sources from a surface thermogram, T-PAMI 7, 1985,
        610-616.

242.    C.L. Nikias and M.R. Raghuveer, Multi-dimensional
        parametric spectral estimation, SP 9, 1985, 191-205.

243.    A.C. Bovik, T.S. Huang, and D.C. Munson Jr., Edge-
        sensitive image restoration using order-constrained
        least squares methods, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1253-1263.

244.    J.E. Wampler, Enhancing real-time perception of
        quantum limited images from a doubly intensified SIT
        camera system, CVGIP 32, 1985, 208-220.

245.    Z. Wu, Multidimensional state-space model Kalman
        filtering with applications to image restoration,
        T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1576-1592.

246.    C.L. Yeh and R.T. Chin, Error analysis of a class of
        constrained iterative restoration algorithms, T-
        ASSP 33, 1985, 1593-1598.

247.    R. Cole and C.K. Yap, A parallel median algorithm,
        IPL 20, 1985, 137-139.

248.    H.D. Tagare and R.J.P. de Figuereido, Order filters,
        P-IEEE 73, 1985, 163-165.

249.    R.M. Hodgson, D.G. Bailey, M.J. Naylor, A.L. M. Ng,
        and S.J. McNeill, Properties, implementations and
        applications of rank filters, IVC 3, 1985, 3-14.

250.    J.P. Fitch, E.J. Coyle, and N.C. Gallagher Jr., Root
        properties and convergence rates of median filters,
        T-ASSP 33, 1985, 230-240.

251.    D.T. Kuan, A.A. Sawchuk, T.C. Strand, and P. Chavel,
        Adaptive noise smoothing filter for images with
        signal-dependent noise, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 165-177.












252.    S.W. Bent and J.W. John, Finding the median requires
        2n comparisons, STOC, 213-216.

253.    Y.H. Lee and S.A. Kassam, Generalized median
        filtering and related nonlinear filtering
        techniques, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 672-683.

254.    G.A. Mastin, Adaptive filters for digital image
        noise smoothing:  an evaluation, CVGIP 31, 1985,
        103-121.

255.    T. Kohonen, Median strings, PRL 3, 1985, 309-313.

256.    R. Jain and I. Chlamtac, The P(2) algorithm for
        dynamic calculation of quantiles and histograms
        without storing observations, Comm. ACM 28, 1985,
        1076-1085.

257.    G.Y. Liao, T.A. Nodes, and N.C. Gallagher Jr.,
        Output distributions of two-dimensional median
        filters, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 1280-1295.

C.4.  Reconstruction

258.    M.R. Trummer, A note on the ART of relaxation,
        Computing 33, 1984, 349-352.

259.    A.G. Lindgren and P.A. Rattey, Tomographic image
        reconstruction from a limited number of projections,
        SP 7, 1984, 371-387.

260.    J.J. Gerbrands and C.H. Slump, 3-D reconstruction of
        homogeneous objects from two Poisson-distributed
        projections, PRL 3, 1985, 137-145.

261.    H. Fan and J.L.C. Sanz, Comments on ``Direct Fourier
        reconstruction in computer tomography'', T-ASSP 33,
        1985, 446-449.

262.    I.E. Abdou and F. Palmieri, On using apriori
        knowledge in reconstruction from projections, CVPR,
        390-392.

263.    J.H. Kim, K.Y. Kwak, and S.B. Park, Iterative
        reconstruction-reprojection in projection space, P-
        IEEE 73, 1985, 1140-1141.

264.    J.L.C. Sanz, On the reconstruction of band-limited
        multidimensional signals from algebraic sampling
        contours, P-IEEE 75, 1985, 1334-1336.













265.    C. Barillot, B. Gibaud, J.M. Scarabin, and J.L.
        Coatrieux, 3D reconstruction of cerebral blood
        vessels, CGA 5(12), 1985, 13-19.

266.    R.A. Robb, ed., Three-Dimensional Biomedical
        Imaging, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, 1985.

D.  Architectures, Systems, Software, Techniques

D.1.  General references

267.    Seventh Workshop on Languages, Architectures, and
        Algorithms for Image Processing (Castera-Verduzan,
        France, May 20-24, 1985).

268.    Workshop on Computer Architecture for Pattern
        Analysis and Image Database Management (IEEE
        Computer Society; Miami Beach, FL, November 18-20,
        1985).

269.    S.Y. Kung, H.J. Whitehouse, and T. Kailath, eds.,
        VLSI and Modem Signal Processing (Los Angeles, CA,
        November 1-3, 1982), Prentice-Hall, Englewood
        Cliffs, NJ, 1985.

270.    S. Levialdi, ed., Integrated Technology for Parallel
        Image Processing (Polignano, Italy, June 1-3, 1983),
        Academic Press, London, 1985.

271.    J. Kittler and M.J.B. Duff, eds., Image Processing
        System Architectures, Research Studies Press,
        Letchworth, UK, 1985.

272.    L. Uhr, Algorithm-Structured Computer Arrays and
        Networks-Architectures and Processes for Images,
        Percepts, Models, Information, Academic Press, New
        York, 1984.

273.    M. Fellmeier, G.R. Joubert, and U. Schendel, eds.,
        Parallel Computing, North-Holland, Amsterdam,
        1984ff.

274.    C.L. Wu, guest ed., Special Issue on Multiprocessing
        Technology, Computer 18(6), June 1985, 6-108.

275.    D. DeGroot, ed., Special Issue on Parallel
        Processing, T-COMP 34(10), October 1985, 873-972.

276.    M. Miklosko and V.E. Kotov, eds., Algorithms,
        Software, and Hardware of Parallel Computers,
        Springer, Berlin, 1984.












277.    L. Snyder, L.H. Jamieson, D.B. Gannon, and H.J.
        Siegel, Algorithmically Specialized Parallel
        Computers, Academic Press, New York, 1985.

D.2.  Architectures, algorithms

278.    D.Y. Yeh and D.T. Lee, Graph algorithms on a tree-
        structured parallel computer, BIT 24, 1984, 333-340.

279.    O. Sykora, VLSI systems for some problems of
        computational geometry, Parallel Computing 1, 1984,
        337-342.

280.    A. Bitton, D.J. DeWitt, D.K. Hsiao, and J. Menon, A
        taxonomy of parallel sorting, Computing Surveys 16,
        1984, 287-318.

281.    M.J. Quinn and N. Deo, Parallel graph algorithms,
        Computing Surveys 16, 1984, 319-348.

282.    G.R. Nudd and J.G. Nash, Application of concurrent
        VLSI systems to two-dimensional signal processing,
        in I27593, 1985, 307-325.

283.    L. Uhr, Multicomputer parallel arrays, pipelines,
        and pyramids for pattern perception, in I27593,
        1985, 407-421.

284.    A. Rosenfeld, Parallel algorithms for image
        analysis, in I27593, 1985, 422-433.

285.    K.S. Fu, K. Hwang, and B.W. Wah, VLSI architectures
        for pattern analysis and image database management,
        in I27593, 1985, 434-450.

286.    S.R. Sternberg, An overview of image algebra and
        related architectures, ITPIP, 79-100.

287.    G.R. Nudd, J. Grinberg, R.D. Etchells, and M.
        Little, The application of three-dimensional
        microelectronics to image analysis, ITPIP, 167-185.

288.    T.J. Fountain, A review of SIMD architectures, IPSA,
        3-22.

289.    C.J. Taylor, Serial architectures for image
        processing, IPSA, 39-47.

290.    M.D. Edwards, A review of MIMD architectures for
        image processing, IPSA, 85-101.













291.    P.J. Brumfitt, A review of other architectural
        concepts of image processing, IPSA, 117-126.

292.    S. Yalamanchili, K.V. Palem, L.S. Davis, A.J. Welch,
        and J.K. Aggarwal, Image processing architectures:
        a taxonomy and survey, PPR2, 1-37.

293.    C. Guerra and S. Levialdi, Computational models for
        image understanding, PPR2, 39-56.

294.    S. Yalamanchili and J. K. Aggarwal, Analysis of a
        model for parallel image processing, PR 18, 1985,
        1-16.

295.    S. Yalamanchili and J. K. Aggarwal, A system
        organization for parallel image processing, PR 18,
        1985, 17-29.

296.    L.M. Ni and A.K. Jain, A VLSI systolic architecture
        for pattern clustering, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 80-89.

297.    G. R. Nudd, R. D. Etchells, and J. Grinberg, Three-
        dimensional VLSI architecture for image
        understanding, J. Parallel Distributed Computing 2,
        1985, 1-29.

298.    N.K. Kasabov, Functionally reconfigurable general
        purpose parallel machines and some image processing
        and pattern recognition applications, PRL 3, 1985,
        215-223.

299.    B.A. Coan, D. Dolev, C. Dwork, and L. Stockmeyer,
        The distributed firing squad problem, STOC, 335-345.

300.    K.L. Chung, Ripples approach:  parallel parsing of
        tree languages for syntactic pattern recognition,
        CVPR, 193-198.

301.    J.L.C. Sanz, E.B. Hinkle, and I. Dinstein, Computing
        geometrical features of digital objects in general
        purpose image processing pipeline architectures,
        CVPR, 265-270.

302.    S.E. Hambrusch and J. Simon, Solving undirected
        graph problems on VLSI, SIAM JC 14, 1985, 527-544.

303.    A.L. Fisher and H.T. Kung, Synchronizing large VLSI
        processor arrays, T-COMP 34, 1985, 734-740.















304.    J.L.C. Sanz and M.D. Flickner, Computing minima and
        maxima of digital images in pipeline image
        processing systems without hardware comparators, P-
        IEEE 75, 1985, 1333-1334.

305.    J.A.B. Fortes and C.S. Raghavendra, Gracefully
        degradable processor arrays, T-COMP 34, 1985, 1033-
        1044.

306.    S. Yalamanchili and J.K. Aggarwal, Reconfiguration
        strategies for parallel architectures,
        Computer 18(12), 1985, 44-61.

D.3.  Cellular arrays

307.    L. Uhr, Augmenting pyramids and arrays by embossing
        them into optimal graphs to build multicomputer
        networks, ITPIP, 19-30.

308.    S.L. Tanimoto, An approach to the iconic/symbolic
        interface, ITPIP, 31-38.

309.    V. Cantoni, M. Ferretti, S. Levialdi, and F.
        Maloberti, A pyramid project using integrated
        technology, ITPIP, 121-132.

310.    T.J. Fountain, Plans for the CLIP7 chip, ITPIP,
        199-214.

311.    S. Pass, The GRID parallel computer system, IPSA,
        23-35.

312.    H. Aso and N. Honda, Dynamical characteristics of
        linear cellular automata, J. Computer System
        Sciences 30, 1985, 291-317.

313.    N.J. Dimopoulos, On the structure of the homogeneous
        multiprocessors, T-COMP 34, 1985, 141-150.

314.    R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Geometric algorithms for
        digitized pictures on a mesh-connected computer, T-
        PAMI 7, 1985, 216-228.

315.    P. Gacs and J.H. Reif, A simple three-dimensional
        real-time reliable cellular array, STOC, 388-395.

316.    O.H. Ibarra, S.M. Kim, and S. Moran, Sequential
        machine characterizations of trellis and cellular
        automata and applications, SIAM JC 14, 1985, 426-
        447.













317.    R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Pyramid computer
        algorithms for determining geometric properties of
        images, SCG, 263-271.

318.    K.L. Chung, Self-timed alternate-mode pyramid
        architecture for bottom-up image analysis, CVPR,
        199-202.

319.    V.K.P. Kumar and C.S. Raghavendra, An enhanced mesh
        connected VLSI architecture for parallel image
        processing, CVPR, 620-626.

320.    M.A. Chughtai, Complete binary spanning trees of the
        eight nearest neighbor array, T-COMP 34, 1985, 547-.

321.    H. Sato, M. Ishii, K. Sato, M. Ikesaka, H. Ishihata,
        M. Kakimoto, K. Hirota, and K. Inoue, Fast image
        generation of constructive solid geometry using a
        cellular array processor, SIGGRAPH, 95-102.

322.    H. Fuchs, J. Goldfeather, J.P. Hultquist, S. Spach,
        J.D. Austin, F.P. Brooks Jr., J.G. Eyles, and J.
        Poulton, Fast spheres, shadows, textures,
        transparencies, and image enhancements in pixel-
        planes, SIGGRAPH, 111-120.

323.    H.W. Lang, M. Schimmler, H. Schmeck, and H.
        Schroder, Systolic sorting on a mesh-connected
        network, T-COMP 34, 1985, 652-658.

324.    R. Brooks and R. Lum, Yes, an SIMD machine can be
        used for AI, IJCAI, 73-79.

325.    W.G. Kropatsch, A pyramid that grows by powers of 2,
        PRL 3, 1985, 315-322.

326.    M.J. Atallah and S.E. Hambrusch, Solving tree
        problems on a mesh-connected processor array, SFCS,
        222-231.

327.    M.D.A. Huang, Solving some graph problems with
        optimal or near-optimal speedup on mesh-of trees
        networks, SFCS, 232-240.

328.    J. Demongeot, E. Goles, and M. Tchuente, eds.,
        Dynamical Systems and Cellular Automata (Proceedings
        of a conference on Dynamical Behavior of Cellular
        Automata: Theory and Applications, Luminy, France,
        September 13-17, 1983), Academic Press, New York,
        1985.













329.    J.L. Potter, ed., The Massively Parallel Processor,
        MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1985.

330.    K. Preston and M.J.B. Duff, Modern Cellular
        Automata-Theory and Applications, Plenum Press, New
        York, 1984.

D.4.  Other systems

331.    A.J.B. Travis, An aid to pattern recognition.  Part
        2., Computer J. 27, 1984, 362-367.

332.    A.P. Reeves, Multicluster:  an MIMD system for
        computer vision, ITPIP, 39-56.

333.    T.A. Rice and L.H. Jamieson, Parallel processing for
        computer vision, ITPIP, 57-78.

334.    J.T. Kuehn, H.J. Siegel, D.L. Tuomenoksa, and G.B.
        Adams III, The use and design of PASM, ITPIP, 133-
        152.

335.    F.A. Gerritsen, A. Monkel, and H.F.A. Roefs, Some
        design considerations on a fast, reliable, and low-
        power multiprocessor system for image processing on
        board scientific satellites, ITPIP, 215-234.

336.    J. Alsford, P. Dewar, J. Illingworth, J. Kittler, J.
        Lewis, K. Paler, P. Wilde, and W. Thomas, CRS image
        processing systems with VLSI modules, IPSA, 49-81.

337.    R.T. Ritchings, The CYBA-M multiprocessor for image
        processing, IPSA, 103-114.

338.    R.P.W. Duin and F.A. Gerritsen, The Delft Image
        Analysis Laboratory:  a multi-user facility for
        research, development and education of image
        analysis methods, IPSA, 127-152.

339.    I. Aleksander, WISARD:  a component for image
        understanding architectures, IPSA, 153-163.

340.    E. W. Kent, M. O. Shneier, and R. Lumia, PIPE
        (Pipelined Image-Processing Engine), J. Parallel
        Distributed Computing 2, 1985, 50-78.

341.    D.I. Moldovan and Y.W. Tung, SNAP:  a VLSI
        architecture for artificial intelligence processing,
        J. Parallel Distributed Computing 2, 1985, 109-131.














342.    H.A.H. Ibrahim, J.R. Kender, and D.E. Shaw, The
        analysis and performance of two middle-level vision
        tasks on a fine-grained SIMD tree machine, CVPR,
        248-256.

343.    D.I. Moldovan, C.I. Wu, J.G. Nash, S. Levitan, and
        C. Weems, Parallel processing of iconic to symbolic
        transformation of images, CVPR, 257-264.

344.    C. Weems, D. Lawton, S. Levitan, E. Riseman, A.
        Hanson, and M. Callahan, Iconic and symbolic
        processing using a content addressable array
        parallel processor, CVPR, 598-607.

345.    D.B. Gennery and B. Wilcox, A pipelined processor
        for low-level vision, CVPR, 608-613.

346.    H.J. Myers and R. Bernstein, Image processing on the
        IBM personal computer, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 1064-1070.

347.    A.M. Flynn and J.G. Harris, Recognition algorithms
        for the Connection Machine, IJCAI, 57-60.

348.    D.E. Shaw, NON-VON's applicability to three AI task
        areas, IJCAI, 61-72.

349.    T. Henderson, C. Hansen, and B. Bhanu, A framework
        for distributed sensing and control, IJCAI, 1106-
        1109.

350.    P.G. Selfridge and S. Mahakian, Distributed
        computing for vision:  architecture and a benchmark
        test, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 623-626.

351.    Image processing available, Spectrum 22(10), 1985,
        30-.

D.5.  Software, databases

352.    P.J. Brumfitt, Environments for image processing
        algorithm development, IVC 2, 1984, 198-203.

353.    G. Gini and M. Gini, A software laboratory for
        visual inspection and recognition, PR 18, 1985, 43-
        51.

354.    K. Voss, P. Hufnagl, and R. Klette, Interactive
        softwre systems for computer vision, PPR2, 57-78.















355.    J. Piper and D. Rutovitz, Data structures for image
        processing in a C language and Unix environment,
        PRL 3, 1985, 119-129.

356.    S.K. Chang, E. Jungert, S. Levialdi, G. Tortora, and
        T. Ichikawa, An image processing language with
        icon-assisted navigation, IEEE Trans. Software
        Engineering 11, 1985, 811-819.

357.    K. Sakaue and H. Tamura, Automatic generation of
        image processing programs by knowledge-based
        verification, CVPR, 189-192.

358.    P.G. Barker and M. Najah, Implementing pictorial
        interfaces, Intl. J. Man-Machine Studies 23, 1985,
        153-173.

359.    S.K. Chang, Image information systems, P-IEEE 73,
        1985, 754-764.

360.    G. Nagy, Image database, IVC 3, 1985, 111-117.

361.    S. Aronoff and G.F. Jones, From data to image to
        action, Spectrum 22(12), 1985, 45-52.

D.6.  Techniques

362.    A.P. Witkin, Scale space filtering:  a new approach
        to multi-scale description, IU 84, 79-95.

363.    D. Terzopoulos, Multiresolution algorithms in
        computational vision, IU 84, 225-262.

364.    M. Yamashita, Parallel and sequential
        transformations on digital images, PR 18, 1985, 31-
        41.

365.    D.H. Ackley, G.E. Hinton, and T.J. Sejnowski, A
        learning algorithm for Boltzmann machines, Cognitive
        Science 9, 1985, 147-169.

366.    J. Pecht, Speeding-up successive Minkowski
        operations with bit-plane computers, PRL 3, 1985,
        113-117.

367.    J. Serra and B. Lay, Square to hexagonal lattices
        conversion, SP 9, 1985, 1-13.

368.    J.A. Feldman, Connectionist models and parallelism
        in high level vision, CVGIP 31, 1985, 178-200.













369.    D.S. Touretzky and G.E. Hinton, Symbols among the
        neurons:  details of a connectionist inference
        architecture, IJCAI, 238-243.

370.    J.A. Reggia, Virtual lateral inhibition in parallel
        activation models of associative memory, IJCAI,
        244-248.

371.    G.E. Hinton and K.J. Lang, Shape recognition and
        illusory conjunctions, IJCAI, 252-259.

372.    T. Poggio, V. Torre, and C. Koch, Computational
        vision and regularization theory, Nature 317, 1985,
        314-319.

373.    P. Carnevali, L. Coletti, and S. Patarnello, Image
        processing by simulated annealing, IBM J. R&D 29,
        1985, 569-579.

374.    S. Suzuki and K. Abe, New fusion operations for
        digitized binary images and their applications, T-
        PAMI 7, 1985, 638-651.

375.    D. Terzopoulos, Concurrent multilevel relaxation,
        IUW, 156-162.

376.    J. Marroquin, S. Mitter, and T. Poggio,
        Probabilistic solution of ill-posed problems in
        computational vision, IUW, 293-309.

377.    J.A. Feldman, guest ed., Special Issue:
        Connectionist Models and their Applications,
        Cognitive Science 9(1), January-March 1985, 1-119.

E.  Pictorial Pattern Recognition

E.1.  General references

378.    D.D. Wolff and M.L. Parsons, Pattern Recognition
        Approach to Data Interpretation, Plenum Press, New
        York, 1983.

379.    S.T. Bow, Pattern Recognition-Applications to Large
        Data-Set Problems, Marcel Dekker, New York, 1984.

380.    S. Watanabe, Pattern Recognition:  Human and
        Mechanical, Wiley, New York, 1985.

381.    Research Workshop on Statistics and Pattern
        Recognition (Royal Statistical Society; Edinburgh,
        Scotland, July 3-14, 1985).












382.    R.R. Yager, ed., Fuzzy Set and Possibility Theory
        (Acapulco, Mexico, December 1980), Pergamon,
        Elmsford, NY, 1982.

383.    B. J. A. Krose, A structure description of visual
        information, PRL 3, 1985, 41-50.

384.    Y.S. Abu-Mostafa and D. Psaltis, Image normalization
        by complex moments, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 46-55.

385.    L. Massone, G. Sandini, and V. Tagliasco, ``Form-
        invariant'' topological mapping strategy for 2D
        shape recognition, CVGIP 30, 1985, 169-188.

386.    R.L. Andersson, Real-time gray-scale video
        processing using a moment-generating chip, IEEE J.
        Robotics Automation 1, 1985, 79-85.

387.    D. Lucas and L. Gibson, Techniques to exploit the
        relation between polynomial representations and
        moments of pictures, CVPR, 138-143.

388.    Y.S. Fong and D.H. Brown, A centroid tracking scheme
        in a weighted coordinate system, CVPR, 219-221.

389.    C.H. Teh and R.T. Chin, On digital approximation of
        moment invariants, CVPR, 640-642.

390.    R.A. Messner and H.H. Szu, An image processing
        architecture for real time generation of scale and
        rotation invariant patterns, CVGIP 31, 1985, 50-66.

391.    F.W. Sinden, Shape information from rotated scans,
        T-PAMI 7, 1985, 726-730.

392.    A.K. Mackworth and E.C. Freuder, The complexity of
        some polynomial network consistency algorithms for
        constraint satisfaction problems, AI 25, 1985, 65-
        74.

393.    C. Glymour, Independence assumptions and Bayesian
        updating, AI 25, 1985, 95-99.

394.    Y. Hirai, Mutually linked HASPs:  a solution for
        constraint-satisfaction problems by associative
        processing, T-SMC 15, 1985, 432-442.

395.    H. Shvaytser and S. Peleg, A new approach to the
        consistent labeling problem, CVPR, 320-327.














396.    D. Dubois and H. Prade, Combination and propagation
        of uncertainty with belief functions--a
        reexamination, IJCAI, 111-113.

397.    P. Cheeseman, In defense of probability, IJCAI,
        1002-1009.

398.    R.R. Yager, Reasoning with uncertainty for expert
        systems, IJCAI, 1295-1297.

399.    J.T. McCall, J.G. Tront, F.G. Gray, R.M. Haralick,
        and W.M. McCormack, Parallel computer architectures
        and problem solving strategies for the consistent
        labeling problem, T-COMP 34, 1985, 937-980.

400.    G. Reynolds, D. Strahman, and N. Lehrer, Converting
        feature values to evidence, IUW, 331-339.

401.    J. Pearl, How to do with probabilities what people
        say you can't, CAIA, 6-12.

402.    V. Venkatsubramanian, Inexact reasoning in expert
        systems:  a stochastic parallel network approach,
        CAIA, 13-15.

403.    G. Shafer, Hierarchical evidence, CAIA, 16-21.

E.2.  Character recognition

404.    K.P. Zimmerman and M.J. Varady, Handwriter
        identification from one-bit quantized pressure
        patterns, PR 18, 1985, 63-72.

405.    M. Kushnir, K. Abe, and K. Matsumoto, Recognition of
        handprinted Hebrew characters using features
        selected in the Hough transform space, PR 18, 1985,
        103-114.

406.    W. Porod and D.K. Ferre, Pattern recognition in
        highly-integrated circuits, PR 18, 1985, 179-189.

407.    M. Shridhar and A. Badreldin, A high-accuracy
        syntactic recognition algorithm for handwritten
        numerals, T-SMC 15, 1985, 152-158.

408.    F.W.M. Stentiford, Automatic feature design for
        optical character recognition using an evolutionary
        search procedure, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 349-355.















409.    C.H. Leung, A practical basis set for Chinese
        character recognition, CVPR, 532-537.

410.    T. Kawatani, T. Tsutsumida, S. Akamatsu, and N.
        Nakajima, A new precise recognition method for
        handprinted Kanji, CVPR, 538-543.

411.    H. Zen and S. Ozawa, Extraction of the fair document
        from mixed mode manuscript, CVPR, 544-549.

412.    I. Masuda, N. Hagita, T. Akiyama, T. Takahashi, and
        S. Naito, Approach to smart document reader system,
        CVPR, 550-557.

413.    J. Geller, The teachable letter recognizer, IJCAI,
        249-251.

414.    J.R. Ward and B. Blesser, Interactive recognition of
        handprinted characters for computer input, CGA 5(9),
        1985, 24-37.

415.    F.C.A. Groen, A.C. Sanderson, and J.F. Schlag,
        Symbol recognition in electrical diagrams using
        probabilistic graph matching, PRL 3, 1985, 343-350.

416.    The write stuff, Spectrum 22(10), 1985, 22-.

417.    A. Lashas, R. Shurna, A. Verikas, and A. Dosinas,
        Optical character recognition based on analog
        preprocessing and automatic feature extraction,
        CVGIP 32, 1985, 191-207.

418.    J.J. Hull, Word shape analysis in a knowledge-based
        system for reading text, CAIA, 114-119.

419.    K.H. Wong and F. Fallside, Dynamic programming in
        the recognition of connected handwritten script,
        CAIA, 666-670.

420.    S.N. Srihari, ed., Computer Text Recognition and
        Error Correction, IEEE Publ. EH022-4, 1984.

421.    Y. Chu, Chinese/Kanji Text and Data Processing,
        Computer 18(1), 1985, 10-66.



















E.3.  Industrial applications

422.    G.A.W. West, A system for the automatic visual
        inspection of bare-printed circuit boards, T-SMC 14,
        1984, 767-773.

423.    J.R. Mandeville, Novel method for analysis of
        printed circuit images, IBM J. R&D 29, 1985, 73-86.

424.    F. Etesami and J.J. Uicker Jr., Automatic
        dimensional inspection of machine part cross-section
        using Fourier analysis, CVGIP 29, 1985, 216-247.

425.    P.J. Besl, E.J. Delp, and R. Jain, Automatic visual
        solder joint inspection, IEEE J. Robotics
        Automation 1, 1985, 42-56.

426.    S. Berman, P. Parikh, and C.S.G. Lee, Computer
        recognition of two overlapping parts using a single
        camera, Computer 18(3), 1985, 70-80.

427.    W.F. Clocksin, J.S.E. Bromley, P.G. Davey, A.R.
        Vidler, and C.G. Morgan, An implementation of
        model-based visual feedback for robot arc welding of
        thin sheet steel, IJRR 4(1), 1985, 13-26.

428.    T. Toriu, T. Goto, and M. Yoshida, An investigation
        of adaptable vision system for factory automation,
        CVPR, 222-224.

429.    E.N. Coleman Jr. and R.E. Sampson, Acquisition of
        randomly oriented workpieces through structure
        matching, CVPR, 350-357.

430.    B. Zavidovique, X. Merlo, and L. Foulloy, Hey robot
        . . . Looking for cones?, CVPR, 379-381.

431.    H. Inoue, Building a bridge between AI and robotics,
        IJCAI, 1231-1237.

432.    Vision '85 Conference Proceedings (Detroit, MI,
        March 25-28, 1985), Machine Vision Association of
        SME, 1985

433.    RoViSeC 5 (Fifth International Conference on Robot
        Vision and Sensory Controls, Amsterdam, The
        Netherlands, October 29-31, 1985).

434.    B. Rooks, ed., Robot Vision and Sensory Controls 3
        (Cambridge, MA, November 6-10, 1983), North-Holland,
        Amsterdam, 1984.












435.    A. Pugh, ed., Robot Vision and Sensory Controls 4
        (London, England, October 9-11, 1984), North-
        Holland, Amsterdam, 1984.

436.    B. Dubuisson, guest ed., Special Issue with Papers
        Presented at the France-United States Seminar [on
        Applications of Automatic Testing and Inspection]
        Held in Washington, DC, August 15-19, 1983, PRL
        2(6), December 1984, 353-437.

437.    B. Batchelor, D. Hill, and H. Hodgson, Automated
        Visual Inspection, North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1984.

E.4.  Medical applications

438.    S. Tamura, S. Nakano, M. Matsumoto, T. Shimazu, M.
        Fujiwara, and T. Matsuyama, Three-dimensional
        reconstruction of echocardiograms based on
        orthogonal sections, PR 18, 1985, 115-124.

439.    H. Niemann, H. Bunke, I. Hoffmann, G. Sagerer, F.
        Wolf, and H. Feistel, A knowledge based system for
        analysis of gated blood pool studies, T-PAMI 7,
        1985, 246-259.

440.    E. Petit, Automatic detection of cardiac cavity
        boundaries on two-dimensional echocardiographic
        image, SP 9, 1985, 144-.

441.    A.W. Toga and T.L. Arnicar, Image analysis of brain
        physiology, CGA 5(12), 1985, 20-25.

442.    R.H. Schneider and S.J. Dwyer III, eds., Application
        of Optical Instrumentation in Medicine XIII:
        Medical Image Production, Processing and Display
        (Newport Beach, CA, February 3-6, 1985), Proc. SPIE
        535.  [Held in conjunction with the Third
        International Conference on Picture Archiving and
        Communication Systems for Medical Applications (PACS
        III; February 7, 1985), Proc. SPIE 536.]

443.    I.T. Young and P. Suetens, eds., Medical Image
        Processing (Cannes, France, December 2-3, 1985),
        Proc. SPIE 593.

444.    S.D. Greenberg, Computer-Assisted Image Analysis
        Cytology, Karger, New York, 1984.

445.    U. Shani, Understanding Three-Dimensional Images-
        Recognition of Abdominal Anatomy from CAT Scans, UMI
        Research Press, Ann Arbor, MI, 1984.












E.5.  Remote sensing applications

446.    P.L. Love and M. Simaan, Segmentation of a seismic
        section using image processing and artificial
        intelligence techniques, PR 18, 1985, 409-419.

447.    K.Y. Huang, K.S. Fu, T.H. Sheen, and S.W. Cheng,
        Image processing of seismograms:  (A) Hough
        transformation for the detection of seismic
        patterns; (B) Thinning processing in the seismogram,
        PR 18, 1985, 429-440.

448.    S. Haykin, B.W. Currie, E.O. Lewis, and K.A.
        Nickerson, Surface-based radar imaging of sea ice,
        P-IEEE 73, 1985, 233-251.

449.    M. Abrams, A. Blusson, V. Carrere, T. Nguyen, and Y.
        Rabu, Image processing applications for geologic
        mapping, IBM J. R&D 29, 1985, 177-187.

450.    I.J. Curington and S.E. Cannon, Multiband image
        classification with a distributed architecture,
        IVC 3, 1985, 80-84.

451.    R.J. Woodham, A computational approach to remote
        sensing, CVPR, 2-12.

452.    M. Thonnat, C. Granger, and M. Berthod, Design of an
        expert system for object classification through an
        application to the classification of galaxies, CVPR,
        206-208.

453.    S.J. Tsai and M.D. Lodaya, Airborne image analysis
        techniques using an optical pyramid, CVPR, 681-684.

454.    P.H. Swain, Advanced interpretation techniques for
        earth data information systems, P-IEEE 73, 1985,
        1031-1039.

455.    R.M. Haralick, J.B. Campbell, and S. Wang, Automatic
        inference of elevation and drainage models from a
        satellite image, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 1040-1053.

456.    M. Goldberg, D.G. Goodenough, M. Alvo, and G.M.
        Karam, A hierarchical expert system for updating
        forestry maps with Landsat data, P-IEEE 73, 1985,
        1054-1063.

457.    T. Matsuyama and V. Hwang, SIGMA:  a framework for
        image understanding - integration of bottom-up and
        top-down analyses, IJCAI, 908-915.












458.    R. Bajcsy, A. Joshi, E. Krotkov, and A. Zwarico,
        Land Scan:  a natural language and computer vision
        system for analyzing aerial images, IJCAI, 919-921.

459.    D.M. McKeown, W.A. Harvey Jr., and J. McDermott,
        Rule-based interpretation of aerial imagery, T-
        PAMI 7, 1985, 570-585.

460.    L.S. Davis and S.S.V. Hwang, The SIGMA image
        understanding system, WCVRC, 19-26.

461.    J.D. McKendrick and M. Lybanon, Knowledge-based
        interpretation aids to the Navy oceanographic image
        analyst, IUW, 61-63.

462.    P. Fua and A.J. Hanson, Locating cultural regions in
        aerial imagery using geometric cues, IUW, 271-278.

463.    D.M. McKeown, C.A. McVay, and B.D. Lucas, Stereo
        verification in aerial image analysis, IUW, 310-326.

464.    NASA Symposium on Mathematical Pattern Recognition
        and Image Analysis (College Station, TX, June 10-11,
        1985).

465.    Proceedings, Eleventh International Symposium on
        Machine Processing of Remotely Sensed Data (W.
        Lafayette, IN, June 25-27, 1985).

466.    F.R. LaGesse and P. Henkel, eds., Airborne
        Reconnaissance IX (San Diego, CA, August 20-21,
        1985), Proc. SPIE 561.

467.    Geographic Information Systems Workshop (U.S. Army
        Engineer Topographic Laboratories; Springfield, VA,
        December 10-12, 1985).

468.    D.A. Landgrebe, guest ed., Special Issue On
        Perceiving Earth's Resources from Space, P-IEEE
        73(6), June 1985, 947-1133.

469.    C.H. Chen, guest ed., Special Issue:  Artificial
        Intelligence and Signal Processing in Underwater
        Acoustics and Geophysics Problems, PR 18(6), 1985,
        383-495.

470.    A.G. Fabbri, Image Processing of Geological Data,
        Van Nostrand, New York, 1984.















E.6.  Miscellaneous applications

471.    U. Cugini, G. Ferri, P. Mussio, and M. Protti,
        Pattern-directed restoration and vectorization of
        digitized engineering drawings, C&G 8, 1984, 337-
        350.

472.    H. Jansen and F.L. Krause, Interpretation of
        freehand drawings for mechanical design processes,
        C&G 8, 1984, 351-369.

473.    P.W. Pachowitz, Image processing and analysis of the
        grain constitution in minerals, IVC 2, 1984, 204-
        209.

474.    C.C. Li, J.F. Mancuso, and Y.N. Sun, Automatic
        evaluation of segregation streaks in material
        samples, PRL 2, 1984, 413-418.

475.    T. Tsukiyama and Y. Shirai, Detection of the
        movements of persons from a sparse sequence of TV
        images, PR 18, 1985, 207-213.

476.    J.P. Bixler and J.P. Sanford, A technique for
        encoding lines and regions in engineering drawings,
        PR 18, 1985, 367-377.

477.    X. Lin, S. Shimotsuji, M. Minoh, and T. Sakai,
        Efficient diagram understanding with characteristic
        pattern detection, CVGIP 30, 1985, 84-106.

478.    H.J. Lee and Z. Chen, Determination of 3D human body
        postures from a single view, CVGIP 30, 1985, 148-
        168.

479.    E.D. Petajan, Automatic lipreading to enhance speech
        recognition, CVPR, 40-47.

480.    B.V. Funt and E.C. Bryant, A computer vision system
        that analyses CT-scans of sawlogs, CVPR, 175-177.

481.    J.T. Kuehn, J.A. Fessler, and H.J. Siegel, Parallel
        image thinning and vectorization on PASM, CVPR,
        368-374.

482.    M. Adjouadi and J.T. Tou, A technique for computer-
        based autonomous guidance, CVPR, 408-411.

483.    J.S. Fox, E.J. Weldon Jr., and M.H. Ang Jr., Machine
        vision techniques for producing sugarcane seedeyes,
        CVPR, 653-655.












484.    R. De Mori and M. Palakal, On the use of computer
        vision techniques for automatic speech recognition,
        CVPR, 691-693.

485.    T. Pavlidis and C.J. Van Wyk, An automatic
        beautifier for drawings and illustrations, SIGGRAPH,
        225-234.

486.    K.C. Drake, E.S. McVey, and R.M. Inigo, Sensing
        error for a mobile robot using line navigation, T-
        PAMI 7, 1985, 485-490.

487.    J.A. Mulder, Using discrimination graphs to
        represent visual interpretations that are
        hypothetical and ambiguous, IJCAI, 905-907.

488.    R. Wallace, A. Stentz, C. Thorpe, H. Moravec, W.
        Whittaker, and T. Kanade, First results in robot
        road-following, IJCAI, 1089-1095.

489.    D. Keirsey, J. Mitchell, B. Bullock, T. Nussmeier,
        and D.Y. Tseng, Autonomous vehicle control using AI
        techniques, IEEE Trans. Software Engineering 11,
        1985, 986-992.

490.    E. Corcoran, Whatever happened to tactile vision
        substitutions?, Spectrum 22(9), 1985, 20-.

F.  Feature Detection, Segmentation, Image Analysis

F.1.  Feature detection

491.    W.E.L. Grimson and E.C. Hildreth, Comments on
        ``Digital step edges from zero crossings of second
        directional derivatives'', T-PAMI 7, 1985, 121-129.

492.    E.J.  Delp and C.H. Chu, Detecting edge segments,
        T-SMC 15, 1985, 144-152.

493.    B. Chanda, B.B. Chaudhuri, and D. Dutta Majumder, A
        differentiation/enhancement edge detector and its
        properties, T-SMC 15, 1985, 162-168.

494.    L.T. Watson, T.J. Laffey, and R.M. Haralick,
        Topographic classification of digital image
        intensity surfaces using generalized splines and the
        discrete cosine transformation, CVGIP 29, 1985,
        143-157.















495.    R. Hartley, A Gaussian-weighted multiresolution edge
        detector, CVGIP 30, 1985, 70-83.

496.    A.S. Tavildar, H.M. Gupta, and S.N. Gupta, Binary
        detection in presence of film grain noise and
        intersymbol interference, SP 8, 1985, 205-214.

497.    T.L. Huntsberger and M.F. Descalzi, Color edge
        detection, PRL 3, 1985, 205-209.

498.    L. O'Gorman and A.C. Sanderson, The wedge filter
        technique for convex boudnary estimation, T-PAMI 7,
        1985, 326-332.

499.    P. Eichel and E. Delp, Sequential edge detection in
        correlated random fields, CVPR, 14-21.

500.    D. Mumford and J. Shah, Boundary detection by
        minimizing functionals, CVPR, 22-26.

501.    M. Mazumdar, B.K. Sinha, and C.C. Li, A comparison
        of several estimates of edge point in noisy digital
        data across a step edge, CVPR, 27-33.

502.    Y. Leclerc, Capturing the local structure of image
        discontinuities in two dimensions, CVPR, 34-38.

503.    D.M. McKeown Jr. and J.F. Pane, Alignment and
        connection of fragmented linear features in aerial
        imagery, CVPR, 55-61.

504.    P.E. Danielsson and H. Sauleda, Rotation-invariant
        2D-filters matched to 1D-features, CVPR, 155-160.

505.    A. Giordano, M. Maresca, G. Sandini, T. Vernazza,
        and D. Ferrari, A systolic convolver for parallel
        multiresolution edge detection, CVPR, 628-632.

506.    A. Huertas and G. Medioni, Edge detection with
        subpixel precision, CVPR, 633-636.

507.    G. Giraudon, Edge detection from negative maxima of
        second derivative, CVPR, 643-645.

508.    R.M. Haralick, Second directional derivative zero-
        crossing detector using the cubic facet model, CVPR,
        672-677.

509.    P. Kahn, Local determinaqtion of a moving contrast
        edge, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 402-409.













510.    D.G. Bailey and R.M. Hodgson, Range filters:
        local-intensity subrange filters and their
        properties, IVC 3, 1985, 99-110.

511.    I.K. Sethi, A general scheme for discontinuity
        detection, PRL 3, 1985, 327-333.

512.    S.W. Zucker, Early orientation selection:  tangent
        fields and the dimensionality of their support,
        CVGIP 32, 1985, 74-103.

513.    A. Huertas and G. Medioni, Edge detection with
        subpixel precision, WCVRC, 63-74.

514.    M. Shah, A. Sood, and R. Jain, Pulse and staircase
        models for detecting edges at multiple resolution,
        WCVRC, 84-95.

515.    V.S. Nalwa and E. Pauchon, Edgel-aggregation and
        edge description, IUW, 176-185.

516.    D. Sher, Evidence combination for vision using
        likelihood generators, IUW, 255-270.

517.    R. Vistnes, Detecting structure in random-dot
        patterns, IUW, 350-362.

518.    R. Weiss, A. Hanson, and E. Riseman, Geometric
        grouping of straight lines, IUW, 443-449.

519.    V.S. Nalwa and T.O. Binford, On detecting edges,
        IUW, 450-465.

520.    G. Rives, M. Dhome, J.T. Lapreste', and M. Richetin,
        Detection of patterns in images from piecewise
        linear contours, PRL 3, 1985, 99-104.

521.    M. Nixon, Application of the Hough transform to
        correct for linear variation of background
        illumination in images, PRL 3, 1985, 191-194.

522.    C.F. Neveu, C.R. Dyer, and R.T. Chin, Object
        recognition using Hough pyramids, CVPR, 328-333.

523.    R.S. Wallace, A modified Hough transform for lines,
        CVPR, 665-667.

524.    H. Li, M.A. Lavin, and R.J. LeMaster, Fast Hough
        transform, WCVRC, 75-83.














F.2.  Segmentation

525.    T.L. Huntsberger, C.L. Jacobs, and R.L. Cannon,
        Iterative fuzzy image segmentation, PR 18, 1985,
        131-138.

526.    M. Spann and R. Wilson, A quadtree approach to image
        segmentation which combines statistical and spatial
        information, PR 18, 1985, 257-269.

527.    S. Boukharouba, J.M. Rebordao, and P.L. Wendel, An
        amplitude segmentation method based on the
        distribution function of an image, CVGIP 29, 1985,
        47-59.

528.    R.M. Haralick and L.G. Shapiro, Image segmentation
        techniques, CVGIP 29, 1985, 100-132.

529.    M.D. Levine and A.M. Nazif, Dynamic measurement of
        computer generated image segmentations, T-PAMI 7,
        1985, 155-164.

530.    J.N. Kapur, P.K. Sahoo, and A.K.C. Wong, A new
        method for gray-level picture thresholding using the
        entropy of the histogram, CVGIP 29, 1985, 273-285.

531.    W.H. Tsai, Moment-preserving thresholding:  a new
        approach, CVGIP 29, 1985, 377-393.

532.    A. Mitiche and J.K. Aggarwal, Image segmentation by
        conventional and information-integrating techniques:
        a synopsis, IVC 3, 1985, 50-62.

533.    J. Kittler, J. Illingworth, and J. Foglein,
        Threshold selection based on a simple image
        statistic, CVGIP 20, 1985, 125-147.

534.    M.J. Carlotto, Histogram analysis using a scale-
        space approach, CVPR, 334-340.

535.    R. Bracho and A.C. Sanderson, Segmentation of images
        based on intensity gradient information, CVPR, 341-
        347.

536.    G. Healey and J.L.C. Sanz, CONTAM:  an edge-based
        approach to segmenting images with irregular
        objects, CVPR, 485-490.

537.    C.W. Therrien, Multichannel filtering methods for
        color image segmentation, CVPR, 637-639.













538.    J.P. Gambotto and O. Monga, A parallel and
        hierarchical algorithm for region growing, CVPR,
        649-652.

539.    M.F. Doherty, M.T. Noga, and C.M. Bjorklund, Use of
        compound predicates in split-and-merge segmentation,
        CVPR, 659-661.

540.    J.P. Lichtin, G. Stamon, J.M. Henrioud, and A.
        Faure, Operational filtering of a binary image,
        SP 9, 1985, 15-23.

541.    B. Chanda, B.B. Chaudhuri, and D. Dutta Majumder, On
        image enhancement and threshold selection using the
        graylevel co-occurrence matrix, PRL 3, 1985, 243-
        251.

542.    J. Kittler and J. Illingworth, On threshold
        selection using clustering criteria, T-SMC 15, 1985,
        652-655.

543.    M.D. Levine and A.M. Nazif, Rule-based image
        segmentation:  a dynamic control strategy approach,
        CVGIP 32, 1985, 104-126.

544.    E.A. Cohen Jr., Generalized sloped facet models
        useful in multispectral image analysis, CVGIP 32,
        1985, 171-190.

545.    B.V. Sheela, A cognitive heuristic algorithm for
        reseau mark detection by hill climbing, T-PAMI 7,
        1985, 743-747.

546.    R. Belknap, E. Riseman, and A. Hanson, The
        information fusion problem and rule-based hypotheses
        applied to complex aggregations of image events,
        IUW, 279-292.

547.    S.F. Venable, D.J. Richter, and M. Wiedemann, A
        rule-based system for improving on image
        segmentation, CAIA, 94-99.

F.3.  Image analysis

548.    H. S. Don and K. S. Fu, A syntactic method for image
        segmentation and object recognition, PR 18, 1985,
        73-87.

549.    Z.M. Wojcik, A natural approach in image processing
        and pattern recognition:  rotating neighborhood
        technique, self-adapting threshold, segmentation and
        shape recognition, PR 18, 1985, 299-326.














550.    Z. Aviad and E. Lozinskii, On a conceptual
        description of images, PRL 3, 1985, 51-57.

551.    C. Raspollini, Analysis and structural recognition
        in digital image processing, SP 8, 1985, 277-.

552.    Y. Luo, R.T. Chin, and C.R. Dyer, 2-D object
        recognition using hierarchical boundary segments,
        CVPR, 426-428.

553.    G. Hagert, What's in a mental model?  On conceptual
        models in reasoning with spatial descriptions,
        IJCAI, 274-277.

554.    K. Price, I've seen your demo; so what?, WCVRC,
        122-124.

555.    T.C. Rearick, The ESPI vision system, IUW, 64-73.

556.    H.N. Nasr, R.K. Aggarwal, and D.P. Panda, Dynamic
        archival scene model, IUW, 74-82.

557.    H. Niemann, A homogeneous architecture for knowledge
        based image understanding systems, CAIA, 88-93.

558.    Y. Ohta, Knowledge-Based Interpretation of Outdoor
        Natural Color Scenes, Pitman, London, 1985.

G.  Matching; Time-Varying Imagery

G.1.  Matching

559.    H.S. Baird, Model-Based Image Matching Using
        Location, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1985.

560.    J.A.G. Pereira and N.D.A. Mascarenhas, Digital image
        registration by sequential analysis, C&G 8, 1984,
        247-253.

561.    M.F. Costabile, C. Guerra, and G.G. Pieroni,
        Matching shapes:  a case study in time-varying
        images, CVGIP 29, 1985, 296-310.

562.    Y.C. Cheng and S.Y. Lu, Waveform correlation by tree
        matching, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 299-305.

563.    H.D. Cheng, W.C. Lin, and K.S. Fu, Space-time domain
        expansion approach to VLSI and its application to
        hierarchical scene matching, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 306-
        319.













564.    K.P. Lam, Contour map registration using Fourier
        descriptors of gradient codes, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 332-
        338.

565.    A. Goshtasby, Template matching in rotated images,
        T-PAMI 7, 1985, 338-344.

566.    M.M. Skolnick, Automatic comparison of 2-D
        electrophoretic gels, CVPR, 48-54.

567.    L.J. Kitchen, Relaxation for point-pattern matching:
        what it really computes, CVPR, 405-407.

568.    J.L. Turney, T.N. Mudge, and R.A. Volz, Recognizing
        partly occluded parts, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 410-421.

569.    W.H. Tsai and S.S. Yu, Attributive string matching
        with merging for shape recognition, T-PAMI 7, 1985,
        453-462.

570.    H.S. Ranganath and S.G. Shiva, Correlation of
        adjacent pixels for multiple image registration, T-
        COMP 34, 1985, 674-677.

571.    Y.J. Tejwani and R.A. Jones, Machine recognition of
        partial shapes using feature vectors, T-SMC 15,
        1985, 504-516.

572.    K.E. Price, Relaxation matching techniques - a
        comparison, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 617-623.

573.    A. Goshtasby and G.C. Stockman, Point pattern
        matching using convex hull edges, T-SMC 15, 1985,
        631-637.

574.    X. Li and R.C. Dubes, The first stage in two-stage
        template matching, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 700-707.

575.    J.M. Steyaert and P. Flajolet, Patterns and
        pattern-matching in trees:  an analysis, Information
        Control 58, 1983, 19-58.

576.    L.G. Shapiro and R.M. Haralick, A metric for
        comparing relational descriptions, T-PAMI 7, 1985,
        90-94.

577.    E. Ukkonen, Finding approximate patterns in strings,
        J. Algorithms 6, 1985, 132-137.















578.    A.K.C. Wong and M. You, Entropy and distance of
        random graphs with application to structural pattern
        recognition, T-PAMI  7, 1985, 599-609.

579.    G.M. Landau and U. Vishkin, Efficient string
        matching in the presence of errors, SFCS, 126-136.

G.2.  Stereo

580.    J.E.W. Mayhew and H.C. Longuet-Higgins, A
        computational model of binocular depth perception,
        IU 84, 127-134.

581.    S.A. Peek, J.E.W. Mayhew, and J.P. Frisby, Obtaining
        viewing distance and angle of gaze from vertical
        disparity using a Hough-type accumulator, IVC 2,
        1984, 180-190.

582.    W.E.L. Grimson, Computational experiments with a
        feature based stereo algorithm, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 17-
        34.

583.    Y. Ohta and T. Kanade, Stereo by intra- and inter-
        scanline search using dynamic programming, T-PAMI 7,
        1985, 139-154.

584.    G.B. Smith, Stereo reconstruction of scene depth,
        CVPR, 271-276.

585.    H.P. Trivedi, A computational theory of stereo
        vision, CVPR, 277-282.

586.    R. Szeliski and G. Hinton, Solving random-dot
        stereograms using the heat equation, CVPR, 284-288.

587.    Y.C. Kim and J.K. Aggarwal, Finding range from
        stereo images, CVPR, 289-294.

588.    N. Ayache and B. Faverjon, Fast stereo matching of
        edge segments using prediction and verification of
        hypotheses, CVPR, 662-664.

589.    G. Medioni and R. Nevatia, Segment-based stereo
        matching, CVGIP 31, 1985, 2-18.

590.    G. Xu, S. Tsuji, and M. Asada, Coarse-fine strategy
        for matching motion stereo pairs, IJCAI, 892-894.

591.    A. Blake, Specular stereo, IJCAI, 973-976.














592.    Y. Nishimoto and Y. Shirai, A parallel matching
        algorithm for stereo vision, IJCAI, 977-980.

593.    L.R. Williams, Spectral continuity and eye vergence
        movement, IJCAI, 985-987.

594.    Y. Ohta and T. Kanade, Stereo by two-level dynamic
        programming, IJCAI, 1120-1126.

595.    N. Ayache and B. Faverjon, A fast stereovision
        matcher based on prediction and recursive
        verification of hypotheses, WCVRC, 27-37.

596.    T. Tsukiyama and T.S. Huang, Motion stereo for
        navigation of autonomous vehicles in a passageway,
        WCVRC, 148-155.

597.    W. Hoff and N. Ahuja, Surfaces from stereo, IUW,
        98-106.

598.    M.J. Hannah, SRI's baseline stereo system, IUW,
        149-155.

599.    V.J. Milenkovic and T. Kanade, Trinocular vision
        using photometric and edge orientation constraints,
        IUW, 163-175.

600.    R.D. Eastman and A.M. Waxman, Disparity functionals
        and stereo vision, IUW, 245-254.

601.    H.S. Lim and T.O. Binford, Stereo correspondence:
        features and constraints, IUW, 373-380.

602.    R. Mohan, Error detection and correction for stereo,
        IUW, 433-442.

603.    K.L. Boyer and A.C. Kak, Symbolic stereo from
        structural descriptions, CAIA, 82-87.

604.    H.C. Longuet-Higgins, Configurations that defeat the
        8-point algorithm, IU 84, 173-177.

605.    S. Ganapathy, Decomposition of transformation
        matrices for robot vision, PRL 2, 1984, 401-412.

606.    J.Y.S. Luh and J.A. Klaasen, A three-dimensional
        vision by off-shelf system with multi-cameras, T-
        PAMI 7, 1985, 35-45.















607.    F. Cernuschi-Frias, P.N. Belhumeur, and D.B. Cooper,
        Estimating and recognizing parameterized 3-D objects
        using a moving camera, CVPR, 167-171.

608.    A. Mitiche, S. Seida, and J.K. Aggarwal, Determining
        position and displacement in space from images,
        CVPR, 504-509.

609.    M. Herman, Matching three-dimensional symbolic
        descriptions obtained from multiple views of a
        scene, CVPR, 585-590.

610.    T.H. Hong and M.O. Shneier, Incrementally
        constructing a spatial representation using a moving
        camera, CVPR, 591-596.

611.    X. Zhuang and R.M. Haralick, Two view motion
        analysis, CVPR, 686-690.

612.    R.J. Schalkoff, Automatic recalibration of moving
        cameras in stereo vision systems, IVC 3, 1985, 118-
        121.

613.    T. Echigo and M. Yachida, A fast method for
        extraction of 3-D information using multiple stripes
        and two cameras, IJCAI, 1127-1130.

614.    N. Ayache, O.D. Faugeras, B. Faverjon, and G.
        Toscani, Matching depth maps obtained by passive
        stereo, WCVRC, 197-204.

615.    T.H. Hong and M.O. Shneier, Describing a robot's
        workspace using a sequence of views from a moving
        camera, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 721-726.

G.3.  Motion

616.    R.Y. Tsai and T.S. Huang, Uniqueness and estimation
        of 3-D motion parameters and surface structures of
        rigid objects, IU 84, 135-171.

617.    R. Jain, Dynamic scene analysis, PPR2, 125-167.

618.    K.I. Kanatani, Tracing planar surface motion from a
        projection without knowing the correspondence,
        CVGIP 29, 1985, 1-12.

619.    K.I. Kanatani, Detecting the motion of a planar
        surface by line and surface integrals, CVGIP 29,
        1985, 12-22.













620.    A. N. Netravali and J. Salz, Algorithms for
        estimation of three-dimensional motion, AT&T Tech.
        J. 64, 1985, 335-346.

621.    K.M. Mutch and W.B. Thompson, Analysis of accretion
        and deletion at boundaries in dynamic scenes, T-
        PAMI 7, 1985, 133-138.

622.    G.L. Zacharias, A.K. Caglayan, and J.B. Sinacori, A
        model for visual flow-field cueing and self-motion
        estimation, T-SMC 15, 1985, 385-389.

623.    Y. Le Guilloux, Automatic computation of motion in
        an image sequence.  Interest for interpretation.,
        SP 8, 1985, 377-.

624.    G. Adiv, Inherent ambiguities in recovering 3-D
        motion and structure from a noisy flow field, CVPR,
        70-77.

625.    J.M. Fitzpatrick, A method for calculating velocity
        in time dependent images based on the continuity
        equation, CVPR, 78-81.

626.    T.J. Broida and R. Chellappa, Estimation of object
        motion parameters from noisy images, CVPR, 82-88.

627.    Y. Yasumoto and G. Medioni, Experiments in
        estimation of 3-D motion parameters from a sequence
        of image frames, CVPR, 89-94.

628.    H. Shariat, Shape from rotation, CVPR, 178-180.

629.    H. Shariat, The motion problem:  a decomposition-
        based solution, CVPR, 181-183.

630.    M.C. Ibison and L. Zapalowski, Structure from
        motion:  an alternative approach, CVPR, 203-205.

631.    V. Rodrigues, S. Castan, and L.M. Pailhes,
        Displacement vector field computation by temporal
        covariance model, CVPR, 212-214.

632.    H. Tsukune and J.K. Aggarwal, Analyzing orthographic
        projection of multiple 3-D velocity vector fields in
        optical flow, CVPR, 510-517.

633.    T.S. Huang and S.D. Blostein, Robust algorithms for
        motion estimation based on two sequential stereo
        image pairs, CVPR, 518-523.













634.    B.G. Schunck, Image flow:  fundamentals and future
        research, CVPR, 560-571.

635.    F.P. Ferrie and M.D. Levine, Piecing together the 3D
        shape of moving objects:  an overview, CVPR, 574-
        584.

636.    W.B. Thompson, K.M. Mutch, and V.A. Berzins, Dynamic
        occlusion analysis in optical flow fields, T-PAMI 7,
        1985, 374-383.

637.    G. Adiv, Determining three-dimensional motion and
        structure from optical flow generated by several
        moving objects, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 384-401.

638.    K. Kanatani, Structure from motion without
        correspondence: general principle, IJCAI, 886-888.

639.    A.P. Blicher and S.M. Omohundro, Unique recovery of
        motion and optic flow via Lie algebras, IJCAI, 889-
        891.

640.    M. Asada and S. Tsuji, Utilization of a stripe
        pattern for dynamic scene analysis, IJCAI, 895-897.

641.    S. Negahdaripour and B.K.P. Horn, Determining 3-D
        motion of planar objects from image brightness
        patterns, IJCAI, 898-901.

642.    T. Kitahashi and H. Endo, A new method of 3-D motion
        analysis using a concept of projective geometry,
        IJCAI, 902-904.

643.    B.D. Lucas and T. Kanade, Optical navigation by the
        method of differences, IJCAI, 981-984.

644.    S.S. Chen, Structure-from-motion without the
        rigidity assumption, WCVRC, 105-112.

645.    J.K. Aggarwal and A. Mitiche, Structure and motion
        from images:  fact and fiction, WCVRC, 127-128.

646.    M. Subbarao and A.M. Waxman, On the uniqueness of
        image flow solutions for planar surfaces in motion,
        WCVRC, 129-140.

647.    R.C. Bolles and H.H. Baker, Epipolar-plane image
        analysis:  a technique for analyzing motion
        sequences, WCVRC, 168-178.














648.    D.J. Fleet and A.D. Jepson, Velocity extraction
        without form interpretation, WCVRC, 179-185.

649.    P. Anandan and R. Weiss, Introducing a smoothness
        constraint in a matching approach for the
        computation of optical flow fields, WCVRC, 186-194.

650.    A.M. Waxman and S. Ullman, Surface structure and
        three-dimensional motion from image flow kinematics,
        IJRR 4(3), 1985, 72-94.

651.    A.M. Waxman and K. Wohn, Contour evolution,
        neighborhood deformation, and global image flow:
        planar surfaces in motion, IJRR 4(3), 1985, 95-108.

652.    J.K. Aggarwal and A. Mitiche, Structure and motion
        from images, IUW, 89-97.

653.    K.I. Kanatani, Structure from motion without
        correspondence:  general principle, IUW, 107-116.

654.    G. Medioni and Y. Yasumoto, Robust estimation of 3-D
        motion parameters from a sequence of image frames
        using regularization, IUW, 117-128.

655.    J. Aloimonos, A. Basu, and C.M. Brown, Contour,
        orientation and motion, IUW, 129-136.

656.    R.C. Bolles and H.H. Baker, Epipolar-plane image
        analysis:  a technique for analyzing motion
        sequences, IUW, 137-148.

657.    P. Anandan and R. Weiss, Introducing a smoothness
        constraint in a matching approach for the
        computation of displacement fields, IUW, 186-196.

658.    A.M. Waxman and J.H. Duncan, Binocular image flows,
        IUW, 340-349.

659.    S. Negahdaripour and B.K.P. Horn, Direct passive
        navigation:  analytical solution for planes, IUW,
        381-387.

660.    I. Pavlin, E. Riseman, and A. Hanson, Analysis of an
        algorithm for detection of translational motion,
        IUW, 388-398.

661.    G. Adiv, Inherent ambiguities in recovering 3-D
        motion and structure from a noisy flow field, IUW,
        399-412.













662.    S. Bharwani, E. Riseman, and A. Hanson, Refinement
        of environmental depth maps over multiple frames,
        IUW, 413-420.

663.    I.K. Sethi and R. Jain, Finding trajectories of
        feature points in a monocular image sequence, CAIA,
        106-111.

664.    K.S. Miller, R. Raghavan, and M.M. Rochwarger,
        Invariance in moving target detection, T-IT 31,
        1985, 69-80.

665.    K. Shoemake, Animating rotation with quaternion
        curves, SIGGRAPH, 245-254.

666.    S.N. Steketee and N.I. Badler, Parametric keyframing
        interpolation incorporating kinetic adjustment and
        phrasing control, SIGGRAPH, 255-262.

667.    R. Hartley, Segmentation of optical flow fields by
        pyramid linking, PRL 3, 1985, 253-262.

668.    A. Gross, R. Hartley, and A. Rosenfeld, A fast
        parallel algorithm for dot linking in Glass
        patterns, PRL 3, 1985, 263-270.

669.    M. Kass and A. Witkin, Analyzing oriented patterns,
        IJCAI, 944-952.

670.    C.L. Tan and W.N. Martin, Distributed processing for
        multiresolution dynamic scene analysis, WCVRC, 141-
        147.

671.    R.L. Madarasz and W.B. Thompson, Recognition of
        moving objects using feature signatures, T-PAMI 7,
        1985, 713-717.

H.  Shape and Pattern

H.1.  General references

672.    E.A. Lord and C.B. Wilson, The Mathematical
        Description of Shape and Form, Ellis Horwood,
        Chichester, UK, 1984.

673.    First International Symposium for Science on Form
        (Ibaraki, Japan, November 26-30, 1985).

674.    M.J. Atallah, Checking similarity of planar figures,
        J. Computer Information Sciences 13, 1984, 279-290.













675.    L.G. Shapiro, Recent progress in shape decomposition
        and analysis, PPR2, 113-123.

676.    D.G. Kirkpatrick and J.D. Radke, A framework for
        computational morphology, CG, 217-248.

677.    J. O'Rourke and R. Washington, Curve similarity via
        signatures, CG, 295-317.

678.    J. Segen, Learning structural descriptions of shape,
        CVPR, 96-99.

679.    B.K.P. Horn and E.J. Weldon Jr., Filtering closed
        curves, CVPR, 478-484.

680.    P.F. Singer and R. Chellappa, Machine perception of
        partially specified planar shapes, CVPR, 497-502.

681.    Y. Shoham, Naive kinematics:  one aspect of shape,
        IJCAI, 436-442.

682.    O. Skliar and M.H. Loew, A new method for
        characterization of shape, PRL 3, 1985, 335-341.

683.    R. Jakubowski, Extraction of shape features for
        syntactic recognition of mechanical parts, T-SMC 15,
        1985, 642-651.

684.    B.B. Chaudhuri, Applications of quadtree, octree,
        and binary tree decomposition techniques to shape
        analysis and pattern recognition, T-PAMI 7, 1985,
        652-661.

685.    A. Goshtasby, Description and discrimination of
        planar shapes using shape matrices, T-PAMI 7, 1985,
        738-743.

686.    H.S. Todd, Validation of a multivariate specified
        pictorial pattern class description for completeness
        by evaluation of random generated instances, CAIA,
        410-415.

H.2.  Representations

687.    P.K. Ghosh and S.P. Mudur, The brush-trajectory
        approach to figure specification:  some algebraic
        solutions, TOG 3, 1984, 110-134.

688.    D. Ayala, P. Brunet, R. Juan, and I. Navazo, Object
        representation by means of nonminimal division
        quadtrees and octrees, TOG 4, 1985, 41-59.












689.    H. Samet, A top-down quadtree traversal algorithm,
        T-PAMI 7, 1985, 94-98.

690.    M.A. Bauer, Set operations on linear quadtrees,
        CVGIP 29, 1985, 248-258.

691.    F.W. Burton, V.J. Kollias, and J.G. Kollias,
        Expected and worst-case storage requirements for
        quadtrees, PRL 3, 1985, 131-135.

692.    N. Ahuja, B. An, and B. Schachter, Image
        representation using Voronoi tessellation, CVGIP 29,
        1985, 286-295.

693.    H. Samet, Reconstruction of quadtrees from quadtree
        medial axis transforms, CVGIP 29, 1985, 311-328.

694.    J.P. Lauzon, D.M. Mark, L. Kikuchi, and J.A.
        Guevara, Two-dimensional run-encoding for quadtree
        representation, CVGIP 30, 1985, 56-69.

695.    N.K. Gautier, S.S. Iyengar, N.B. Lakhani, and M.
        Manohar, Space and time efficiency of the forest-
        of-quadtrees representation, IVC 3, 1985, 63-70.

696.    D.S. Wise, Representing matrices as quadtrees for
        parallel processors, IPL  20, 1985, 195-199.

697.    D.S. Scott and S.S. Iyengar, A new data structure
        for efficient storing of images, PRL 3, 1985, 211-
        214.

698.    Y. Cohen, M.S. Landy, and M. Pavel, Hierarchical
        coding of binary images, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 284-298.

699.    D.M. Mark and D.J. Abel, Linear quadtrees from
        vector representations of polygons, T-PAMI 7, 1985,
        344-349.

700.    C. Puech and H. Yahia, Quadtrees, octrees,
        hyperoctrees:  a unified analytical approach to tree
        data structures used in graphics, geometric
        modeling, and image processing, SCG, 272-280.

701.    H. Samet, C.A. Shaffer, and R.E. Webber, The segment
        quadtree:  a linear quadtree-based representation
        for linear features, CVPR, 385-389.

702.    N.K. Gautier, N.B. Lakhani, S.S. Iyengar, J. Lewis,
        and D.S. Scott, Performance analysis of TID, CVPR,
        416-418.












703.    H. Samet, Data structures for quadtree approximation
        and compression, Comm. ACM 28, 1985, 973-993.

704.    H. Samet and C.A. Shaffer, A model for the analysis
        of neighbor finding in pointer-based quadtrees, T-
        PAMI 7, 1985, 717-720.

H.3.  Digital geometry, formal models, connectedness

705.    M.P. Delest and G. Viennot, Algebraic languages and
        polyominoes enumeration, Theoretical Computer
        Science 34, 1984, 169-206.

706.    R. Shoucri, R. Benesch, and S. Thomas, Note on the
        determination of a digital straight line from chain
        codes, CVGIP 29, 1985, 133-139.

707.    R. Klette, The m-dimensional grid point space,
        CVGIP 30, 1985, 1-12.

708.    A. Nakamura and K. Aizawa, Digital images of
        geometric pictures, CVGIP 30, 1985, 107-120.

709.    S.H.Y. Hung, On the straightness of digital arcs,
        T-PAMI 7, 1985, 203-215.

710.    T.A. Anderson and C.E. Kim, Representation of
        digital line segments and their preimages, CVGIP 30,
        1985, 279-288.

711.    C. Ronse, A simple proof of Rosenfeld's
        characterization of digital straight line segments,
        PRL 3, 1985, 323-326.

712.    S.N. Biswas and B.B. Chaudhuri, On the generation of
        discrete circular objects and their properties,
        CVGIP 32, 1985, 158-170.

713.    T.Y. Kong and A.W. Roscoe, A theory of binary
        digital pictures, CVGIP 32, 1985, 221-243.

714.    E.B. Kinber, Three-way automata on rectangular tapes
        over a one-letter alphabet, IS 35, 1985, 61-77.

715.    K. Inoue, A. Ito, I. Takanami, and H. Taniguchi, A
        space hierarchy result on two-dimensional
        alternating Turing machines with only universal
        states, IS 35, 1985, 79-90.















716.    K.G. Subramanian, R. Siromoney, and G. Siromoney, A
        note on an extension of matrix grammars generating
        two-dimensional languages, IS 35, 1985, 223-233.

717.    K. Krithivasan and A. Das, Terminal weighted
        grammars and picture description, CVGIP 20, 1985,
        13-31.

718.    I.H. Sudborough and E. Welzl, Complexity and
        decidability for chain code picture languages,
        Theoretical Computer Science 36, 1985, 173-202.

719.    P. Thanisch, B.V. McNally, and A. Robin, Linear time
        algorithm for finding a picture's connected
        components, IVC 2, 1984, 191-197.

720.    I. Dinstein, D.W.L. Yen, and M.D. Flickner, Handling
        memory overflow in connected component labeling
        applications, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 116-121.

721.    H.H. Atkinson, I. Gargantini, and T.R.S. Walsh,
        Counting regions, holes, and their nesting level in
        time proportional to the border, CVGIP 29, 1985,
        196-215.

722.    S. Suzuki and K. Abe, Topological structural
        analysis of digitized binary images by border
        following, CVGIP 30, 1985, 32-46.

723.    T. Pavlidis, Scan conversion of regions bounded by
        parabolic splines, CGA 5(6), 1985, 47-53.

724.    D. Merelli, P. Mussio, and M. Padula, An approach to
        the definition, description, and extraction of
        structures in binary digital images, CVGIP 31, 1985,
        19-49.

725.    M. Chlamtac and I. Harary, The shift X parity watch
        algorithm for raster scan displays, T-COMP 34, 1985,
        666-673.

H.4.  Features, properties, etc.

726.    M. Brady and H. Asada, Smoothed local symmetries and
        their implementation, IJRR 3(3), 1984, 36-61.

727.    R. Hartley and A. Rosenfeld, Hierarchical line
        linking for corner detection, ITPIP, 101-119.















728.    A. Rosenfeld and S. Haber, The perimeter of a fuzzy
        set, PR 18, 1985, 125-130.

729.    A. Rosenfeld and R. Klette, Degree of adjacency or
        surroundedness, PR 18, 1985, 169-177.

730.    R.A. Melter, You can (sometimes) tell an image by
        its cover, PRL 3, 1985, 59-64.

731.    A. Rosenfeld, Measuring the sizes of concavities,
        PRL 3, 1985, 71-75.

732.    H. Samet and M. Tamminen, Computing geometric
        properties of images represented by linear
        quadtrees, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 229-240.

733.    J.D. Boissonnat and P. Kofakis, Use of the Delaunay
        triangulation for the identification and the
        localization of objects, CVPR, 398-401.

734.    A. Rosenfeld, Distances between fuzzy sets, PRL 3,
        1985, 229-233.

735.    T.H. Phillips, A shrinking technique for complex
        object decomposition, PRL 3, 1985, 271-277.

736.    J.H. Connell and M. Brady, Learning shape
        descriptions, IJCAI, 922-925.

737.    W. Richards and D.D. Hoffman, Codon constraints on
        closed 2D shapes, CVGIP 31, 1985, 265-281.

738.    J. Bajon, M. Cattoen, and S.D. Kim, A concavity
        characterization method for digital objects, SP 9,
        1985, 151-161.

739.    D.E. Varberg, Pick's Theorem revisited, Amer. Math.
        Monthly 92, 1985, 584-587.

740.    P.J. Giblin and S.A. Brassett, Local symmetry of
        plane curves, Amer. Math. Monthly 92, 1985, 689-707.

741.    C.J. Ammann and A.G. Sartori-Angus, Fast thinning
        algorithm for binary images, IVC 3, 1985, 71-79.

742.    H.E. Lu and P.S.P. Wang, An improved fast parallel
        thinning algorithm for digital patterns, CVPR, 364-
        367.















743.    C. Arcelli and G. Sanniti di Baja, A width-
        independent fast thinning algorithm, T-PAMI 7, 1985,
        463-474.

H.5.  Path planning, etc.

744.    L. Gouzenes, Strategies for solving collision-free
        trajectories problems for mobile and manipulator
        robots, IJRR 3(4), 1984, 51-65.

745.    J.E. Hopcroft, J.T. Schwartz, and M. Sharir, On the
        complexity of motion planning for multiple
        independent objects; PSPACE-hardness of the
        ``warehouseman's problem'', IJRR 3(4), 1984, 76-88.

746.    G.T. Toussaint, Movable separability of sets, CG,
        335-375.

747.    S.H. Whitesides, Computational geometry and motion
        planning, CG, 377-427.

748.    E.G. Gilbert and D.W. Johnson, Distance functions
        and their application to robot path planning in the
        presence of obstacles, IEEE J. Robotics
        Automation 1, 1985, 21-30.

749.    J.L. Crowley, Navigation for an intelligent mobile
        robot, IEEE J. Robotics Automation 1, 1985, 31-41.

750.    C. O'Dunlaing and C.K. Yap, A ``retraction'' method
        for planning the motion of a disk, J. Algorithms 6,
        1985, 104-111.

751.    R.A. Brooks and T. Lozano-Perez, A subdivision
        algorithm in configuration space for findpath with
        rotation, T-SMC 15, 1985, 224-233.

752.    R. Chattergy, Some heuristics for the navigation of
        a robot, IJRR 4(1), 1985, 59-66.

753.    J. Hopcroft, D. Joseph, and S. Whitesides, On the
        movement of robot arms in 2-dimensional bounded
        regions, SIAM JC 14, 1985, 315-333.

754.    D.A. Joseph and W.H. Plantinga, On the complexity of
        reachability and motion planning questions, SCG,
        62-66.

755.    A. Koutsou, A geometric reasoning system for moving
        an object while maintaining contact with others,
        SCG, 67-74.












756.    K. Kedem and M. Sharir, An efficient algorithm for
        planning collision-free translational motion of a
        convex polygonal object in 2-dimensional space
        amidst polygonal obstacles, SCG, 75-80.

757.    P.J. de Rezende, D.T. Lee, and Y.F. Wu, Rectilinear
        shortest paths with rectangular barriers, SCG, 204-
        213.

758.    L.P. Chew, Planning the shortest path for a disc in
        O(n(2)log n) time, SCG, 214-220.

759.    D. Leven and M. Sharir, An efficient and simple
        motion planning algorithm for a ladder moving in
        two-dimensional space amidst polygonal barriers,
        SCG, 221-227.

760.    K.D. Rueb and A.K.C. Wong, A hypergraph
        representation of free space for path planning,
        CVPR, 184-188.

761.    J.F. Gilmore and A.C. Semeco, Autonomous route
        planning through non-uniform terrain, CVPR, 358-363.

762.    J.F. Gilmore and A.C. Semeco, Terrain navigation
        through knowledge-based route planning, IJCAI,
        1086-1088.

763.    C.E. Buckley and L.J. Leifer, A proximity metric for
        continuum path planning, IJCAI, 1096-1102.

764.    J. Reif and M. Sharir, Motion planning in the
        presence of moving obstacles, SFCS, 144-154.

765.    S. Kambhampati and L.S. Davis, Multiresolution path
        planning for mobile robots, IUW, 421-432.

766.    S.S. Iyengar, C.C. Jorgenson, S.V.N. Rao, and C.R.
        Weisbin, Learned navigation paths for a robot in
        unexplored terrain, CAIA, 148-155.

767.    M.P. Turchan and A.K.C. Wong, Low level learning for
        a mobile robot:  environment model acquisition,
        CAIA, 156-161.

768.    G. Pearson and D. Kuan, Mission planning for an
        autonomous vehicle, CAIA, 162-167.

769.    J.J. Nitao and A.M. Parodi, An intelligent pilot for
        an autonomous vehicle system, CAIA, 176-183.













770.    D.M. Mark, Finding simple routes: ``ease of
        description'' as an objective function in automated
        route selection, CAIA, 577-587.

771.    H.C. Shen and G.F.P. Signarowski, A knowledge
        representation for roving robots, CAIA, 621-628.

772.    L.A. Streeter, D. Vitello, and S.A. Wonsiewicz, How
        to tell people where to go:  comparing navigational
        aids, Intl. J. Man-Machine Studies 22, 1985, 549-
        562.

773.    R.N. Haber, Toward a theory of the perceived spatial
        layout of scenes, CVGIP 31, 1985, 282-321.

H'.  Geometry

H'.1.  General references

774.    Proceedings of the Symposium on Computational
        Geometry (ACM; Baltimore, MD, June 5-7, 1985).

775.    G. Toussaint, ed., Computational Geometry, North-
        Holland, Amsterdam, 1985.

776.    R. Forrest, L. Guibas, and J. Nievergelt, guest
        eds., Special Issue on Computational Geometry, TOG
        3(4), October 1984, 241-311.

777.    K. Mehlhorn, Multi-Dimensional Searching and
        Computational Geometry, Springer, Berlin, 1984.

778.    F.P. Preparata and M.I. Shamos, Computational
        Geometry-an Introduction, Springer, Berlin, 1985.

779.    B. Chazelle, L.J. Guibas, and D.T. Lee, The power of
        geometric duality, BIT 25, 1985, 76-90.

780.    L. Devroye, Expected time analysis of algorithms in
        computational geometry, CG, 135-151.

781.    T. Asano, M. Edahiro, H. Imai, M. Iri, and K.
        Murota, Practical use of bucketing techniques in
        computational geometry, CG, 153-195.

782.    R. Seidel, A method for proving lower bounds for
        certain geometric properties, CG, 319-334.

783.    A.C. Yao and F.F. Yao, A general approach to d-
        dimensional geometric queries, STOC, 163-168.













784.    O. Fries, K. Mehlhorn, and S. Naher, Dynamization of
        geometric data structures, SCG, 168-176.

785.    A. Aggarwal, B. Chazelle, L. Guibas, C. O'Dunlaing,
        and C. Yap, Parallel computational geometry, SFCS,
        468-477.

786.    W.H. Ruckle, Geometric Games and their Applications,
        Pitman, London, 1983.

787.    F.C. Holroyd and R.J. Wilson, Geometrical
        Combinatorics, Pitman, London, 1984.

H'.2.  Distance

788.    H. Edelsbrunner and H.A. Maurer, Finding extreme
        points in three dimensions and solving the post-
        office problem in the plane, IPL 21, 1985, 39-47.

789.    V.J. Lumelsky, On fast computation of distance
        between line segments, IPL 21, 1985, 55-61.

790.    Y.T. Ching and D.T. Lee, Finding the diameter of a
        set of lines, PR 18, 1985, 249-255.

791.    R.C. Melville, An implementation study of two
        algorithms for the minimum spanning circle problem,
        CG, 267-294.

792.    K.L. Clarkson, A probabilistic algorithm for the
        post office problem, STOC, 175-184.

793.    M. Sharir, Intersection and closest-pair problems
        for a set of planar discs, SIAM JC 14, 1985, 448-
        468.

794.    M.E. Houle and G.T. Toussaint, Computing the width
        of a set, SCG, 1-7.

795.    P. Widmayer, Y.F. Wu, and C.K. Wong, Distance
        problems in computational geometry with fixed
        orientations, SCG, 186-195.

796.    F. Dehne and H. Noltemeier, A computational geometry
        approach to clustering problems, SCG, 245-250.

797.    Q.F. Stout, Pyramid computer solutions of the
        closest pair problem, J. Algorithms 6, 1985, 200-
        212.














798.    H. Edelsbrunner, Computing the extreme distances
        between two convex polygons, J. Algorithms  6, 1985,
        213-224.

799.    R.C. Chang and R.C.T. Lee, On the average length of
        Delaunay triangulations, BIT 24, 1984, 269-273.

800.    B.K. Bhattacharya and G.T. Toussaint, On geometric
        algorithms that use the furthest-point Voronoi
        diagram, CG, 43-61.

801.    D.T. Lee, Relative neighborhood graphs in the L(1)-
        metric, PR 18, 1985, 327-332.

802.    H. Imai, M. Iri, and K. Murota, Voronoi diagrams in
        the Laguerre geometry and its applications, SIAM
        JC 14, 1985, 93-105.

803.    L. Guibas and J. Stolfi, Primitives for the
        manipulation of general subdivisions and the
        computation of Voronoi diagrams, TOG 4, 1985, 74-
        123.

804.    B. Chazelle and H. Edelsbrunner, An improved
        algorithm for constructing kth-order Voronoi
        diagrams, SCG, 228-234.

805.    L.P. Chew and R.L. Drysdale III, Voronoi diagrams
        based on convex distance functions, SCG, 235-244.

806.    H. Edelsbrunner and R. Seidel, Voronoi diagrams and
        arrangements, SCG, 251-262.

H'.3.  Convexity, etc.

807.    G.T. Toussaint, Complexity, convexity, and
        unimodality, J. Computer Information Sciences 13,
        1984, 197-217.

808.    S.G. Akl, Optimal parallel algorithms for selection,
        sorting, and computing convex hulls, CG, 1-22.

809.    D. Avis, H. ElGindy, and R. Seidel, Simple on-line
        algorithms for convex polygons, CG, 23-42.

810.    V. Klee and M.C. Laskowski, Finding the smallest
        triangles containing a given convex polygon, J.
        Algorithms 6, 1985, 359-375.















811.    M. Orlawski, A convex hull algorithm for planar
        simple polygons, PR 18, 1985, 361-366.

812.    G. T. Toussaint, A historical note on convex hull
        finding algorithms, PRL 3, 1985, 21-28.

813.    M.M. McQueen and G.T. Toussaint, On the ultimate
        convex hull algorithm in practice, PRL 3, 1985, 29-
        34.

814.    C.C. Handley, Efficient planar convex hull
        algorithm, IVC 3, 1985, 29-35.

815.    J.E. Boyce, D.P. Dobkin, R.L. Drysdale III, and L.J.
        Guibas, Finding extremal polygons, SIAM JC 14, 1985,
        134-147.

816.    G. Swart, Finding the convex hull facet by facet, J.
        Algorithms 6, 1985, 17-48.

817.    D. Avis and D. Rappaport, Computing the largest
        empty convex subset of a set of points, SCG, 161-
        167.

818.    A. Aggarwal, H. Booth, J. O'Rourke, S. Suri, and
        C.K. Yap, Finding minimal convex nested polygons,
        SCG, 296-304.

819.    D. Wood and C.K. Yap, Computing a convex skull of an
        orthogonal polygon, SCG, 311-315.

820.    T.C. Woo and H.C. Lee, On the time complexity for
        circumscribing a convex polygon, CVGIP 30, 1985,
        362-363.

821.    J. O'Rourke, Counterexamples to a minimal
        circumscription algorithm, CVGIP 30, 1985, 364-366.

822.    B. Chazelle, On the convex layers of a planar set,
        T-IT 31, 1985, 509-517.

823.    D.T. Lee and I.M. Chen, Display of visible edges of
        a set of convex polygons, CG, 249-265.

824.    D. Rappaport and G. T. Toussaint, A simple linear
        hidden-line algorithm for star-shaped polygons,
        PRL 3, 1985, 35-39.

825.    E. Welzl, Constructing the visibility graph for n
        line segments in O(n(2)) time, IPL  20, 1985, 167-
        171.












826.    T. Asano, T. Asano, L. Guibas, J. Hershberger, and
        H. Imai, Visibility-polygon search and Euclidean
        shortest paths, SFCS, 155-164.

H'.4.  Intersection, containment, etc.

827.    J.L.C. Sanz, A new method for computing polygonal
        masks in image processing pipeline architectures,
        PR 18, 1985, 241-247.

828.    D.F. Rogers and L.M. Rybak, On an efficient general
        line-clipping algorithm, CGA 5(1), 1985, 82-86.

829.    W.L. Hsu, Maximum weight clique algorithms for
        circular-arc graphs and circle graphs, SIAM JC 14,
        1985, 224-231.

830.    T. Ottmann, P. Widmayer, and D. Wood, A fast
        algorithm for the Boolean masking problem, CVGIP
         30, 1985, 249-268.

831.    E.W. Myers, An O(E log E + I) expected time
        algorithm for the planar segment intersection
        problem, SIAM JC 14, 1985, 625-637.

832.    K. Kant, Finding interferences between rectangular
        paths, T-COMP 34, 1985, 1045-1049.

833.    F.W. Burton, V.J. Kollias, and J.G. Kollias,
        Consistency in point-in-polygon tests, Computer
        J. 27, 1984, 375-376.

834.    M. Edahiro, I. Kokubo, and T. Asano, A new point-
        location algorithm and its practical efficiency -
        comparison with existing algorithms, TOG 3, 1984,
        86-109.

835.    L. Devroye, A note on the expected time required to
        construct the outer layer, IPL 20, 1985, 255-257.

836.    D.E. Willard, New data structures for orthogonal
        range queries, SIAM JC 14, 1985, 232-253.

837.    R.M. Vaidya, Space-time tradeoffs for orthogonal
        range queries, STOC, 169-174.

838.    R.H. Guting, O. Nurmi, and T. Ottmann, The direct
        dominance problem, SCG, 81-88.















839.    D.G. Kirkpatrick and R. Seidel, Output-size
        sensitive algorithms for finding maximal vectors,
        SCG, 89-96.

840.    B. Chazelle and F.P. Preparata, Halfspace range
        search:  an algorithmic application of k-sets, SCG,
        107-115.

841.    M.H. Overmars, Range searching in a set of line
        segments, SCG, 177-185.

842.    B. Chazelle, Slimming down search structures:  a
        functional approach to algorithm design, SFCS, 165-
        174.

H'.5.  Packing, layout

843.    S.F. Assmann, D.S. Johnson, D.J. Kleitman, and
        J.Y.T. Leung, On a dual version of the one-
        dimensional bin packing problem, J. Algorithms 5,
        1984, 502-525.

844.    M. Hofri, A probabilistic analysis of the next-fit
        bin packing algorithm, J. Algorithms 5, 1984, 547-
        556.

845.    J.L. Bruno and P.J. Downey, Probabilistic bounds for
        dual bin-packing, Acta Informatica 22, 1985, 333-
        345.

846.    D.S. Hochbaum and W. Maass, Approximation schemes
        for covering and packing problems in image
        processing and VLSI, J. ACM 32, 1985, 130-136.

847.    B.S. Baker, A new proof for the first-fit decreasing
        bin-packing algorithm, J. Algorithms 6, 1985, 49-70.

848.    C.C. Lee and D.T. Lee, A simple on-line bin-packing
        algorithm, J. ACM 32, 1985, 562-572.

849.    L. Stockmeyer, Optimal orientations of cells in
        slicing floorplan designs, Information Control 57,
        1983, 91-101.

850.    E.L. Lloyd and S.S. Ravi, One-layer routing without
        component constraints, J. Computer System
        Sciences 28, 1984, 420-438.

851.    N. Chiba, T. Nishizeki, and S. Abe, A linear
        algorithm for embedding planar graphs using PQ-
        trees, J. Computer System Sciences 30, 1985, 54-76.












852.    N. Chiba, K. Onoguchi, and T. Nishizeki, Drawing
        plane graphs nicely, Acta Informatica 22, 1985,
        187-201.

853.    Z. Miller and J.B. Orlin, NP-completeness for
        minimizing maximum edge length in grid embeddings,
        J. Algorithms 6, 1985, 10-16.

854.    C.E. Leiserson and F.M. Maley, Algorithms for
        routing and testing routability of planar VLSI
        layouts, STOC, 69-78.

855.    P. Raghavan and C.D. Thompson, Provably good routing
        in graphs:  regular arrays, STOC, 79-87.

856.    G. Vijayan and A. Wigderson, Rectilinear graphs and
        their embeddings, SIAM JC 14, 1985, 355-372.

857.    R.J. Lipton, S.C. North, and J.S. Sandberg, A method
        for drawing graphs, SCG, 153-160.

858.    A. Aggarwal, M. Klawe, D. Lichtenstein, N. Lincal,
        and A. Wigderson, Multi-layer grid embeddings, SFCS,
        186-196.

859.    F.T. Leighton, Complexity Issues in VLSI:  Optimal
        Layouts for the Shuffle-Exchange Graph and Other
        Networks, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1983.

H'.6.  Decomposition, partitioning

860.    G. Brugner, Three-triangle tangram, BIT 24, 1984,
        380-382.

861.    B. Chazelle and J. Incerpi, Triangulation and shape
        complexity, TOG 3, 1984, 135-152.

862.    A. Fournier and D.Y. Montuno, Triangulating simple
        polygons and equivalent problems, TOG 3, 1984, 153-
        174.

863.    S.B. Tor and A.E. Middleditch, Convex decomposition
        of simple polygons, TOG 3, 1984, 244-265.

864.    B. Chazelle and D.P. Dobkin, Optimal convex
        decompositions, CG, 63-133.

865.    J.M. Keil and J.R. Sack, Minimum decompositions of
        polygonal objects, CG, 197-216.














866.    T.C. Woo and S.Y. Shin, A linear time algorithm for
        triangulating a point-visible polygon, TOG 4, 1985,
        60-70.

867.    A. Lubiw, Decomposing polygonal regions into convex
        quadrilaterals, SCG, 97-106.

868.    T. Gonzalez and S.Q. Zheng, Bounds for partitioning
        rectilinear polygons, SCG, 281-287.

869.    A. Lingas, On partitioning polygons, SCG, 288-295.

870.    N. Megiddo, Partitioning with two lines in the
        plane, J. Algorithms 6, 1985, 430-433.

871.    D. Avis, On the partitionability of point sets in
        space, SCG, 116-120.

H'.7.  Miscellaneous

872.    D. Wood, The contour problem for rectlinear
        polygons, IPL 19, 1984, 229-236.

873.    D. Wood, An isothetic view of computational
        geometry, CG, 429-459.

874.    J.C. Fisher, D. Ruoff, and J. Shilleto,
        Perpendicular polygons, Amer. Math. Monthly 92,
        1985, 23-37.

875.    H. Edelsbrunner, Finding transversals for sets of
        simple geometric figures, Theoretical Computer
        Science 35, 1985, 55-69.

876.    J.E. Goodman and R. Pollack, Modeling planar
        configurations, SCG, 121-124.

877.    B. Chazelle, New techniques for computing order
        statistics in Euclidean space, SCG, 125-134.

878.    B. Chazelle and L.J. Guibas, Visibility and
        intersection problems in plane geometry, SCG, 135-
        146.

879.    S.K. Wismath, Characterizing bar line-of-sight
        graphs, SCG, 147-152.

880.    K. Hoffmann, K. Mehlhorn, P. Rosenstiehl, and R.E.
        Tarjan, Sorting Jordan sequences in linear time,
        SCG, 196-203.













881.    J. Culberson and G. Rawlins, Turtlegons:  generating
        simple polygons from sequences of angles, SCG, 305-
        310.

882.    M.H. Overmars and E. Welzl, The complexity of
        cutting paper, SCG, 316-321.

883.    M.J. Atallah, On symmetry detection, T-COMP 34,
        1985, 663-666.

884.    A. Fleming, Analysis of uncertainties in a structure
        of parts, IJCAI, 1113-1115.

885.    M.J. Fischer and M.S. Paterson, Dynamic monotone
        priorities on planar sets, SFCS, 289-292.

886.    M. Sharir and R. Levine, On minima of functions,
        intersection patterns of curves, and Davenport-
        Schinzel sequences, SFCS, 312-320.

I.  Texture

I.1.  Models, synthesis

887.    M. Gangnet, D. Perny, and P. Coueignoux, Perspective
        mapping of planar textures, C&G 8, 1984, 115-123.

888.    R.L. Kashyap, Characterization and estimation of
        two-dimensional ARMA models, T-IT 30, 1984, 736-745.

889.    R. Chellappa, Two-dimensional discrete Gaussian
        Markov random field models for image processing,
        PPR2, 79-112.

890.    R.J. Carey and D.P. Greenberg, Textures for
        realistic image synthesis, C&G 9, 1985, 125-138.

891.    A. Kaufman and S. Azaria, Texture synthesis
        techniques for computer graphics, C&G 9, 1985, 139-
        145.

892.    C.A. Pickover and E. Khorasani, Computer graphics
        generated from the iteration of algebraic
        transformations in the complex plane, C&G 9, 1985,
        147-151.

893.    R. Chellappa and R. L. Kashyap, Texture synthesis
        using 2-D noncausal autoregressive models, T-
        ASSP 33, 1985, 194-203.














894.    S. Ranjanath and A. K. Jain, Two-dimensional linear
        prediction models - Part I:  Spectral factorization
        and realization, T-ASSP 33, 1985, 280-299.

895.    R. Chellappa, S. Chatterjee, and R. Bagdazian,
        Texture synthesis and compression using Gaussian-
        Markov random field models, T-SMC 15, 1985, 298-303.

896.    A.M. Tekalp, H. Kaufman, and J.W. Woods, Fast
        recursive estimation of the parameters of a space-
        varying autoregressive image model, T-ASSP 33, 1985,
        469-472.

897.    R.T. Frankot and R. Chellappa, A decision rule for
        the choice of Gaussian or lognormal models for
        images, CVPR, 209-211.

898.    A. Gagalowicz and S.D. Ma, Sequential synthesis of
        natural textures, CVGIP 30, 1985, 289-315.

899.    C. Bouville, Bounding ellipsoids for ray-fractal
        intersection, SIGGRAPH, 45-52.

900.    S. Demko, L. Hodges, and B. Naylor, Construction of
        fractal objects with iterated function systems,
        SIGGRAPH, 271-278.

901.    D.R. Peachey, Solid texturing of complex surfaces,
        SIGGRAPH, 279-286.

902.    K. Perlin, An image synthesizer, SIGGRAPH, 287-296.

903.    G.Y. Gardner, Visual simulation of clouds, SIGGRAPH,
        297-303.

904.    J. Bloomenthal, Modeling the mighty maple, SIGGRAPH,
        305-311.

905.    W.T. Reeves and R. Blau, Approximate and
        probabilistic algorithms for shading and rendering
        structured particle systems, SIGGRAPH, 313-322.

906.    B.C. Levy and J.N. Tsitsiklis, A fast algorithm for
        linear estimation of two-dimensional isotropic
        random fields, T-IT 31, 1985, 635-644.

907.    A. Fournier and T. Milligan, Frame buffer algorithms
        for stochastic models, CGA 5(10), 1985, 40-46.















908.    N. Magnenat-Thalmann and D. Thalmann, Three-
        dimensional computer animation:  more an evolution
        than a motion problem, CGA 5(10), 1985, 47-57.

909.    W.M. Lawton, A complete spectral characterization of
        quarter-plane autoregressive models, T-ASSP 33,
        1985, 1617-1619.

910.    K.J. Falconer, The Geometry of Fractal Sets,
        Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1985.

I.2.  Analysis, etc.

911.    T. Caelli, Three processing characteristics of
        visual texture segmentation, Spatial Vision 1, 1985,
        19-30.

912.    G. Zeng and R.C. Dubes, A comparison of tests for
        randomness, PR  18, 1985, 191-198.

913.    T. Pun and J.R. Ellis, Application of simulated
        Poisson statistical processes to STEM imaging, SP 8,
        1985, 51-62.

914.    M. Unser, Statistical characterization of texture
        with an application to automated inspection, SP 8,
        1985, 137-.

915.    G. Zeng and R.C. Dubes, A test for spatial
        randomness based on k-NN distances, PRL 3, 1985,
        85-91.

916.    L. Van Gool, P. Dewaele, and A. Oosterlinck, Texture
        analysis anno 1983, CVGIP 29, 1985, 336-357.

917.    R.N. Strickland, Estimation of local statistics for
        digital processing of nonstationary images, T-
        ASSP 33, 1985, 465-469.

918.    J.M. Coggins and A.K. Jain, A spatial filtering
        approach to texture analysis, PRL 3, 1985, 195-203.

919.    B. Ashjari, Computer detection and identification of
        a visually indiscernible texture mixture, CVPR,
        172-174.

920.    S. Chatterjee and R. Chellappa, Maximum likelihood
        texture segmentation using Gaussian Markov random
        field models, CVPR, 215-217.














921.    B.P. Kjell and C.R. Dyer, Edge separation and
        orientation texture measures, CVPR, 306-311.

922.    T.C. Rearick, A texture analysis algorithm inspired
        by a theory of preattentive vision, CVPR, 312-317.

923.    J.G. Leu and W.G. Wee, Detecting the spatial
        structure of natural textures based on shape
        analysis, CVGIP 31, 1985, 67-88.

924.    B.J. Smith, Perception of organization in a random
        stimulus, CVGIP 31, 1985, 242-247.

925.    R. Chellappa and S. Chatterjee, Classification of
        textures using Gaussian Markov random fields, T-
        ASSP 33, 1985, 959-963.

926.    M. Werman and S. Peleg, Min-max operators in texture
        analysis, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 730-733.

927.    F.G. Peet and T.S. Sahota, Surface curvature as a
        measure of image texture, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 734-738.

J.  Three-Dimensional Scenes

J.1.  Representation, etc.

928.    L. De Floriani, B. Falcidieno, G. Nagy, and C.
        Pienovi, A hierarchical structure for surface
        approximation, C&G 8, 1984, 183-193.

929.    D. Wittek, Solid modeling and system design, C&G 8,
        1984, 423-431.

930.    G. Allen, An introduction to solid modeling, C&G 8,
        1984, 439-447.

931.    S.N. Srihari, Pyramid representation for solids,
        IS 34, 1984, 25-46.

932.    J.D. Boissonnat, Geometric structures for three-
        dimensional shape representation, TOG 3, 1984, 266-
        286.

933.    Y.T. Lee, A. De Pennington, and N.K. Shaw, Automatic
        finite-element mesh generation, TOG 3, 1984, 287-
        311.

934.    F. Herbert, Solid modeling for architectural design
        using octpaths, C&G 9, 1985, 107-116.













935.    H.H. Atkinson, I. Gargantini, and M.V.S. Ramanath,
        Improvements to a recent 3D border algorithm, PR 18,
        1985, 215-226.

936.    A.A.G. Requicha and H.B. Voelcker, Boolean
        operations in solid modeling:  boundary evaluation
        and merging algorithms, P-IEEE 73, 1985, 30-44.

937.    K. Weiler, Edge-based data structures for solid
        modeling in curved-surface environments, CGA 5(1),
        1985, 21-40.

938.    P.R. Wilson, I.D. Faux, M.C. Ostrowski, and K.G.
        Pasquill, Interfaces for data transfer between solid
        modeling systems, CGA 5(1), 1985, 41-51.

939.    M.S. Casale and E.L. Stanton, An overview of
        analytic solid modeling, CGA 5(2), 1985, 45-56.

940.    T.C. Woo, A combinatorial analysis of boundary data
        structure schemata, CGA 5(3), 1985, 19-27.

941.    T. L. Kunii, T. Satoh, and K. Yamaguchi, Generation
        of topological boundary representations from octree
        encoding, CGA 5(3), 1985, 24-38.

942.    L.R. Nackman and S.M. Pizer, Three-dimensional shape
        description using the symmetric axis transform I:
        theory, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 187-202.

943.    I. Carlbom, I. Chakravarty, and D. Vanderschol, A
        hierarchical data structure for representing the
        spatial decomposition of 3-D objects, CGA 5(4),
        1985, 24-31.

944.    H. Chiyokura and F. Kimura, A method of representing
        the solid design process, CGA 5(4), 1985, 32-41.

945.    R.T. Farouki and J.K. Hinds, A hierarchy of
        geometric forms, CGA 5(5), 1985, 51-78.

946.    M. Segal and C.H. Sequin, Consistent calculations
        for solids modeling, SCG, 29-38.

947.    S.E. Xie and T.W. Calvert, The CSG-EESI scheme for
        representing solids with a conversion expert system,
        CVPR, 124-129.

948.    B. Bhanu, T. Henderson, and S. Thomas, 3-D model
        building using CAGD techniques, CVPR, 234-239.













949.    K.S. Roberts, Equivalent descriptions of generalized
        cylinders, CVPR, 402-404.

950.    J. Weng and N. Ahuja, Octree representation of
        objects in arbitrary motion, CVPR, 524-529.

951.    H. Samet and M. Tamminen, Bintrees, CSG trees, and
        time, SIGGRAPH, 121-130.

952.    S. Ansaldi, L. De Floriani, and B. Falcidieno,
        Geometric modeling of solid objects by using a face
        adjacency graph representation, SIGGRAPH, 131-139.

953.    A.E. Middleditch and K.H. Sears, Blend surfaces for
        set theoretic volume modelling systems, SIGGRAPH,
        161-170.

954.    D.L. Vossler, Sweep-to-CSG conversion using pattern
        recognition techniques, CGA 5(8), 1985, 61-68.

955.    W.R. Franklin and V. Akman, Building an octree from
        a set of parallelepipeds, CGA 5(10), 1985, 58-64.

956.    K.S. Roberts, Equivalent descriptions of generalized
        cylinders, IUW, 506-508.

957.    SIAM Conference on Geometric Modeling and Robotics
        (Albany, NY, July 15-19, 1985).

958.    M.S. Pickett and J.W. Boyse, eds., Solid Modeling by
        Computers:  From Theory to Applications, Plenum
        Press, New York, 1984.

959.    J.R. Weeks, The Shape of Space-How to Visualize
        Surfaces and Three-Dimensional Manifolds, Marcel
        Dekker, New York, 1985.

960.    M.E. Mortenson, Geometric Modeling, Wiley, New York,
        1985.

J.2.  Geometry, shape

961.    J.U. Korein, A Geometric Investigation of Reach, MIT
        Press, Cambridge, MA, 1985.

962.    S. Hertel, M. Mantyla, K. Mehlhorn, and J.
        Nievergelt, Space sweep solves intersection of
        convex polyhedra, Acta Informatica 21, 1984, 501-
        519.














963.    C.H. Papadimitriou, An algorithm for shortest-path
        motion in three dimensions, IPL 20, 1985, 259-163.

964.    H. Bieri and W. Nef, A sweep-plane algorithm for
        computing the Euler characteristic of polyhedra
        represented in Boolean form, Computing 34, 1985,
        287-302.

965.    D.P. Dobkin and D.G. Kirkpatrick, A linear algorithm
        for determining the separation of convex polyhedra,
        J. Algorithms 6, 1985, 381-392.

966.    T.Y. Kong and A.W. Roscoe, Continuous analogs of
        axiomatized digital surfaces, CVGIP 29, 1985, 60-86.

967.    P.R. Wilson, Euler formulas and geometric modeling,
        CGA 5(8), 1985, 24-36.

968.    G. Davis, Computing separating planes for a pair of
        disjoint polytopes, SCG, 8-14.

969.    M. McKenna and R. Seidel, Finding the optimal
        shadows of a convex polytope, SCG, 24-28.

970.    P. Sinha, E. Klassen, and K.K. Wang, Exploiting
        topological and geometric properties for selective
        subdivision, SCG, 39-45.

971.    A. Nakamura and K. Aizawa, On the recognition of
        properties of three-dimensional pictures, T-PAMI 7,
        1985, 708-713.

972.    W.C. Lin and K.S. Fu, 3D-plex grammars, IS 34, 1984,
        1-24.

973.    B.K.P. Horn, Extended Gaussian images, P-IEEE 72,
        1984, 1671-1686.

974.    Y. Sato, A case study of curved object recognition
        using pseudodistance measures, CVPR, 111-116.

975.    D.J. Ittner and A.K. Jain, 3-D surface
        discrimination from local curvature measures, CVPR,
        119-123.

976.    P. Besl and R. Jain, Intrinsic and extrinsic surface
        characteristics, CVPR, 226-233.

977.    J. Callahan and R. Weiss, A model for describing
        surface shape, CVPR, 240-245.













978.    C.G. Crawford, Aspect graphs and robot vision, CVPR,
        382-384.

979.    M. Brady, J. Ponce, A. Yuille, and H. Asada,
        Describing surfaces, CVGIP 32, 1985, 1-28.

980.    J.J. Little, Extended Gaussian images, mixed
        volumes, and shape reconstruction, SCG, 15-23.

981.    J.D. Boissonnat, Reconstruction of solids, SCG, 46-
        54.

982.    Y.F. Wang and J.K. Aggarwal, Construction of surface
        representation from 3-D volumetric scene
        description, CVPR, 130-135.

983.    J.D. Boissonnat, Surface reconstruction from planar
        cross-sections, CVPR, 393-397.

984.    J.J. Little, Determining object attitude from
        extended Gaussian images, IJCAI, 960-963.

985.    L. DeFloriani, B. Falcidieno, and C. Pienovi,
        Delaunay-based representation of surfaces defined
        over arbitrarily shaped domains, CVGIP 32, 1985,
        127-140.

986.    K.G. Rao and R. Nevatia, Generalized cone
        descriptions from sparse 3-D data, IUW, 497-505.

J.3.  3D from 2D; display

987.    S.A. Shafer, Shadows and Silhouettes in Computer
        Vision, Kluwer, Boston, 1985.

988.    R.J. Woodham, Photometric method for determining
        shape from shading, IU 84, 97-125.

989.    B. Aldefeld and H. Richter, Semiautomatic three-
        dimensional interpretation of line drawings, C&G 8,
        1984, 371-380.

990.    K. Preiss, Constructing the solid representation
        from engineering projections, C&G 8, 1984, 381-389.

991.    K. Sugihara, Interpretation of an axonometric
        projection of a polyhedron, C&G 8, 1984, 391-400.

992.    M.D.R. Babu, C.H. Lee, and A. Rosenfeld, Determining
        plane orientation from specular reflectance, PR 18,
        1985, 53-62.












993.    T.C. Pong, L.G. Shapiro, and R.M. Haralick, Shape
        estimation from topographic primal sketch, PR 18,
        1985, 333-347.

994.    R. Shapira, More about polyhedra - interpretation
        through constructions in the image plane, T-PAMI 7,
        1985, 1-16.

995.    S.T. Barnard, Choosing a basis for perceptual space,
        CVGIP 29, 1985, 87-99.

996.    C.H. Lee and A. Rosenfeld, Improved methods of
        estimating shape from shading using the light source
        coordinate system, AI 26, 1985, 125-143.

997.    S.J. Lee, R.M. Haralick, and M.C. Zhang,
        Understanding objects with curved surfaces from a
        single perspective view of boundaries, AI 26, 1985,
        145-169.

998.    D.G. Lowe and T.O. Binford, The recovery of three-
        dimensional structure from image curves, T-PAMI 7,
        1985, 320-326.

999.    L.N. Hambrick and M.H. Loew, Entry-exit method of
        shadow boundary segmentation, CVPR, 656-658.

1000.   J. Beck, Perception of transparency in man and
        machine, CVGIP 31, 1985, 127-138.

1001.   J. Aloimonos and M.J. Swain, Shape from texture,
        IJCAI, 927-931.

1002.   M.J. Brooks and B.K.P. Horn, Shape and source from
        shading, IJCAI, 932-936.

1003.   T.M. Strat and M.A. Fischler, One-eyed stereo:  a
        general approach to modeling 3-D scene geometry,
        IJCAI, 937-943.

1004.   I. Weiss, 3-D shape representation by contours,
        IJCAI, 969-972.

1005.   A.P. Pentland, A new sense for depth of field,
        IJCAI, 988-994.

1006.   P.G. Mulgaonkar and L.G. Shapiro, Hypothesis-based
        geometric reasoning about perspective images, WCVRC,
        11-18.














1007.   L.M. Kirousis and C.H. Papadimitriou, The complexity
        of recognizing polyhedral scenes, SFCS, 175-185.

1008.   J. Malik, Labeling line drawings of curved objects,
        IUW, 209-218.

1009.   T.M. Strat and M.A. Fischler, One-eyed stereo:  a
        general approach to modeling 3-D scene geometry,
        IUW, 363-372.

1010.   G. Healey and T.O. Binford, Predicting specular
        features, IUW, 479-488.

1011.   D. Lee, A provably convergent algorithm for shape
        from shading, IUW, 489-496.

1012.   P. Liang and J.S. Todhunter, Three dimensional shape
        reconstruction from image by minimum energy
        principle, CAIA, 100-105.

1013.   H.A. Sedgwick and S. Levy, Environment-centered and
        viewer-centered perception of surface orientation,
        CVGIP 31, 1985, 248-260.

1014.   F.W. Jansen and J.J. van Wijk, Previewing techniques
        in reaster graphics, C&G 8, 1984, 149-161.

1015.   J.J. van Wijk, Ray tracing objects defined by
        sweeping planar cubic splines, TOG 3, 1984, 223-237.

1016.   R. J. Schalkoff and J. Labuz, Three-dimensional
        surface mapping simulator:  theory, capabilities,
        and operation, IVC 3, 1985, 36-39.

1017.   D. Gordon and R.A. Reynolds, Image space shading of
        3-dimensional objects, CVGIP 29, 1985, 361-376.

1018.   T. Nishita, I. Okamura, and E. Nakamae, Shading
        models for point and linear sources, TOG 4, 1985,
        124-146.

1019.   J.T. Kajiya, Anisotropic reflection models,
        SIGGRAPH, 15-21.

1020.   T. Nishita and E. Nakamae, Continuous tone
        representation of three-dimensional objects taking
        account of shadows and interreflection, SIGGRAPH,
        23-30.















1021.   M.F. Cohen and D.P. Greenberg, The hemi-cube:  a
        radiosity solution for complex environments,
        SIGGRAPH, 31-40.

1022.   T. Duff, Compositing 3-D rendered images, SIGGRAPH,
        41-44.

1023.   N.L. Max and D.M. Lerner, A two-and-a-half-D motion
        blur algorithm, SIGGRAPH, 85-93.

1024.   D.L. Toth, On ray tracing parametric surfaces,
        SIGGRAPH, 171-179.

1025.   L.S. Chen, G.T. Herman, R.A. Reynolds, and J.K.
        Udupa, Surface shading in the cuberille environment,
        CGA 5(12), 1985, 33-43.

1026.   L.H. Quam, The Terrain-Calc system, IUW, 327-330.

J.4.  Object recognition, etc.

1027.   P.J. Besl and R.C. Jain, Three-dimensional object
        recognition, Computing Surveys 17, 1985, 75-145.

1028.   W.E.L. Grimson and T. Lozano-Perez, Model-based
        recognition and localization from sparse range or
        tactile data, IJRR 3(3), 1984, 3-35.

1029.   P. Brou, Using the Gaussian image to find the
        orientation of objects, IJRR 3(4), 1984, 89-125.

1030.   D. Sabbah, Computing with connections in visual
        recognition of Origami objects, Cognitive Science 9,
        1985, 25-50.

1031.   M. Magee and M. Nathan, A rule based system for
        pattern recognition that exploits topological
        constraints, CVPR, 62-67.

1032.   M.F. Augusteijn and C.R. Dyer, Model-based shape
        from contour and point patterns, CVPR, 100-105.

1033.   R. Oka, T. Kasvand, and M. Rioux, Cross-angle
        transform for viewer-independent recognition of 3-D
        objects, CVPR, 470-475.

1034.   H.T. Tanaka and D.H. Ballard, Parallel polyhedral
        shape recognition, CVPR, 491-496.















1035.   G. Stockman and J.C. Esteva, 3D object pose from
        clustering with multiple views, PRL 3, 1985, 279-
        286.

1036.   W.K. Gu and T.S. Huang, Connected line drawing
        extraction from a perspective view of a polyhedron,
        T-PAMI 7, 1985, 422-430.

1037.   D.G. Lowe, Visual recognition from spatial
        correspondence and perceptual organization, IJCAI,
        953-959.

1038.   D.H. Ballard and H. Tanaka, Transformational form
        perception in 3D:  constraints, algorithms,
        implementation, IJCAI, 964-968.

1039.   R. Horaud, Spatial object perception from an image,
        IJCAI, 1116-1119.

1040.   P. Allen and R. Bajcsy, Object recognition using
        vision and touch, IJCAI, 1131-1137.

1041.   Z. Pinjo, D. Cyganski, and J.A. Orr, Determination
        of 3-D object orientation from projections, PRL 3,
        1985, 351-356.

1042.   H.S. Yang and A.C. Kak, Determination of the
        identity, position and orientation of the topmost
        object in a pile, WCVRC, 38-48.

1043.   C.H. Chien and J.K. Aggarwal, Reconstruction and
        matching of 3-D objects using quadtrees/octrees,
        WCVRC, 49-54.

1044.   D. Cyganski and J.A. Orr, Applications of tensor
        theory to object recognition and orientation
        determination, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 662-673.

1045.   J.T. Tou and C.L. Huang, Recognition of 3-D objects
        via spatial understanding of 2-D images, CAIA, 641-
        646.

1046.   M.J. Magee and J.K. Aggarwal, Using multisensory
        images to derive the structure of three-dimensional
        objects -- a review, CVGIP 32, 1985, 145-157.

1047.   A.K.C. Wong and S.W. Lu, Recognition and knowledge
        synthesis of 3-D object images, CVPR, 162-166.















1048.   P. Besl and R. Jain, Range image understanding,
        CVPR, 430-449.

1049.   A.P. Reeves, R.J. Prokop, and R.W. Taylor, Shape
        analysis of three dimensional objects using range
        information, CVPR, 452-457.

1050.   M. Hebert and T. Kanade, The 3-D profile method for
        object recognition, CVPR, 458-463.

1051.   D.R. Smith and T. Kanade, Autonomous scene
        description with range imagery, CVGIP 31, 1995,
        322-334.

1052.   M.J. Magee, B.A. Boyter, C.H. Chien, and J.K.
        Aggarwal, Experiments in intensity guided range
        sensing recognition of three-dimensional objects,
        T-PAMI 7, 1985, 629-637.

1053.   M. Hebert and T. Kanade, First results on outdoor
        scene analysis using range data, IUW, 224-231.

1054.   T.J. Fan, G. Medioni, and R. Nevatia, Description of
        surfaces from range data, IUW, 232-244.

1055.   J.F. Brinkley, Knowledge-driven ultrasonic three-
        dimensional organ modeling, T-PAMI 7, 1985, 431-441.

1056.   Y.F. Wang, A. Mitiche, and J.K. Aggarwal, Inferring
        local surface orientation with the aid of grid
        coding, WCVRC, 96-104.

1057.   T.C. Henderson, W.S. Fai, and C. Hansen, MKS:  a
        multisensor kernel system, T-SMC 14, 1984, 784-791.

1058.   D.H. Ballard, Task frames in visuo-motor
        coordination, WCVRC, 3-10.

1059.   R. Bajcsy, Active perception vs. passive perception,
        WCVRC, 55-59.

1060.   R.M. Haralick, Computer vision theory:  the lack
        thereof, WCVRC, 113-121.

1061.   L.G. Shapiro, The role of AI in computer vision,
        CAIA, 76-81.

1062.   R.A. Brooks, Model-Based Computer Vision, UMI
        Research Press, Ann Arbor, MI, 1984.














1063.   D.G. Lowe, Perceptual Organization and Visual
        Recognition, Kluwer, Boston, 1984.





























































                            Author Index
                    (Numbers denote references)



        Abdou, I.E. 262
        Abe, K. 374, 405, 722
        Abe, S. 851
        Abel, D.J. 699
        Abram, G. 104
        Abramatic, J.F. 161
        Abrams, M. 449
        Abu-Mostafa, Y.S. 384
        Ackley, D.H. 365
        Adams III, G.B. 334
        Adiv, G. 624, 637, 661
        Adjouadi, M. 482
        Aggarwal, A. 785, 818, 858
        Aggarwal, J.K. 204, 292, 294, 295, 306, 532, 587, 608, 632,
         645, 652, 982, 1043, 1046, 1052, 1056
        Aggarwal, R.K. 556
        Ahmadi, M. 219
        Ahn, S.M. 221
        Ahuja, N. 597, 692, 950
        Aizawa, K. 708, 971
        Akamatsu, S. 410
        Akiyama, T. 412
        Akl, S.G. 808
        Akman, V. 955
        Aldefeld, B. 989
        Aleksander, I. 339
        Alexander, S.T. 166
        Allen, G. 930
        Allen, P. 1040
        Aloimonos, J. 655, 1001
        Alsford, J. 336
        Alvo, M. 456
        Amiel, M. 230
        Ammann, C.J. 741
        An, B. 692
        Anandan, P. 649, 657
        Anderson, D.C. 127
        Anderson, D.J. 138
        Anderson, I.M. 134
        Anderson, T.A. 710
        Andersson, R.L. 386
        Ang Jr., M.H. 483
        Ann, S. 167
        Ansaldi, S. 952
        Anyiwo, A.O. 69
        Aravena, J.L. 208
        Arcelli, C. 743
        Arnicar, T.L. 441
        Aronoff, S. 361
        Asada, H. 726, 979
        Asada, M. 590, 640
        Asano, T. 781, 826, 826, 834
        Ashikawa, M. 63
        Ashjari, B. 919
        Aso, H. 312
        Assmann, S.F. 843
        Atallah, M.J. 326, 674, 883
        Atkinson, H.H. 721, 935
        Augusteijn, M.F. 1032
        Austin, J.D. 322
        Aviad, Z. 550
        Avis, D. 809, 817, 871
        Ayache, N. 588, 595, 614
        Ayala, D. 688
        Azaria, S. 891
        Babu, M.D.R. 992
        Badler, N.I. 666
        Badreldin, A. 407
        Bagdazian, R. 895
        Bailey, D.G. 249, 510
        Baird, H.S. 559
        Bajcsy, R. 458, 1040, 1059
        Bajon, J. 738
        Baker, B.S. 847
        Baker, H.H. 647, 656
        Baker, L.R. 74










                Author Index



        Ballard, D.H. 1034, 1038, 1058
        Barillot, C. 265
        Barker, P.G. 358
        Barnard, S.T. 995
        Barsky, B.A. 47, 133
        Basu, A. 655
        Batchelor, B. 437
        Batchman, T.E. 69
        Bauer, M.A. 690
        Baumann, L.S. 29
        Baxes, G.A. 33
        Beauchamp, K.G. 202
        Beck, J. 1000
        Bedrosian, S.D. 78
        Bei, C.D. 98
        Belhumeur, P.N. 607
        Belknap, R. 546
        Benesch, R. 706
        Bent, S.W. 252
        Berman, S. 426
        Bernstein, R. 346
        Berthod, M. 452
        Berzins, V.A. 636
        Besl, P. 976, 1048
        Besl, P.J. 425, 1027
        Bezdek, J.C. 134
        Bhanu, B. 41, 349, 948
        Bharwani, S. 662
        Bhattacharya, B.K. 800
        Biederman, I. 87
        Bieri, H. 964
        Binford, T.O. 519, 601, 998, 1010
        Biswas, S.N. 712
        Bitner, J.R. 182
        Bitton, A. 280
        Bixler, J.P. 476
        Bjorklund, C.M. 539
        Blake, A. 591
        Blau, R. 905
        Blesser, B. 414
        Blicher, A.P. 639
        Bloomenthal, J. 904
        Blostein, S.D. 633
        Blusson, A. 449
        Bodson, D. 157
        Bohm, W. 112
        Boissonnat, J.D. 733, 932, 981, 983
        Bolles, R.C. 647, 656
        Booth, H. 818
        Boraie, M.T. 219
        Bosman, D. 241
        Boukharouba, S. 527
        Boult, T. 135
        Boult, T.E. 139, 141
        Bouville, C. 899
        Bovik, A.C. 243
        Bow, S.T. 379
        Boyce, J.E. 815
        Boyer, K.L. 603
        Boyse, J.W. 958
        Boyter, B.A. 1052
        Bracewell, R. N. 228
        Bracho, R. 535
        Brady, M. 39, 726, 736, 979
        Brassett, S.A. 740
        Briggs, I. 203
        Brinkley, J.F. 1055
        Broida, T.J. 626
        Bromley, J.S.E. 427
        Brooks, M.J. 1002
        Brooks, R. 324
        Brooks, R.A. 751, 1062
        Brooks Jr., F.P. 322
        Brou, P. 1029
        Brown, C.M. 655
        Brown, D.H. 388
        Brown, E.F. 65
        Bruce, V. 71
        Brugner, G. 860
        Brumfitt, P.J. 291, 352
        Brunet, P. 688
        Bruno, J.L. 845
        Bryant, E.C. 480
        Buckley, C.E. 763
        Buley, H. 158
        Bullock, B. 489
        Bunke, H. 439
        Burge, R.E. 186
        Burmeister, W. 118
        Burrus, C.S. 200
        Burton, F.W. 691, 833
        Caelli, T. 911
        Caglayan, A.K. 622
        Callahan, J. 977










                Author Index



        Callahan, M. 344
        Calvert, T.W. 947
        Campbell, J.B. 455
        Cannon, R.L. 525
        Cannon, S.E. 450
        Cantoni, V. 309
        Carey, R.J. 890
        Carlbom, I. 943
        Carlotto, M.J. 534
        Carnevali, P. 373
        Carrere, V. 449
        Casale, M.S. 939
        Casasent, D.P. 15
        Castan, S. 189, 190, 631
        Castor, K.G. 120
        Cattoen, M. 738
        Cernuschi-Frias, F. 607
        Chakravarty, I. 943
        Chan, P. 227
        Chanda, B. 238, 493, 541
        Chang, H.T. 131
        Chang, R.C. 799
        Chang, S.K. 356, 359
        Chattergy, R. 752
        Chatterjee, S. 895, 920, 925
        Chaudhuri, B.B. 163, 198, 238, 493, 541, 684, 712
        Chavel, P. 251
        Chazelle, B. 779, 785, 804, 822, 840, 842, 861, 864, 877, 878
        Cheeseman, P. 397
        Chellappa, R. 38, 226, 626, 680, 889, 893, 895, 897, 920, 925
        Chen, C. 148
        Chen, C.H. 469
        Chen, I.M. 823
        Chen, L.S. 1025
        Chen, S. 188
        Chen, S.S. 644
        Chen, T.C. 129
        Chen, Z. 478
        Cheng, H.D. 563
        Cheng, S.W. 447
        Cheng, Y.C. 562
        Chew, L.P. 758, 805
        Chiba, N. 851, 852
        Chien, C.H. 1043, 1052
        Chin, R.T. 239, 246, 389, 522, 552
        Ching, Y.T. 790
        Chiyokura, H. 944
        Chlamtac, I. 256
        Chlamtac, M. 725
        Choi, D.J. 140
        Chrysafis, A.P. 214
        Chu, C.H. 492
        Chu, Y. 421
        Chughtai, M.A. 320
        Chung, K.L. 300, 318
        Clark, J.J. 136
        Clarke, C.E. 157
        Clarke, R.J. 180
        Clarkson, K.L. 792
        Clocksin, W.F. 427
        Coan, B.A. 299
        Coatrieux, J.L. 265
        Coggins, J.M. 918
        Cohen, M.F. 1021
        Cohen, R. 72
        Cohen, Y. 164, 171, 698
        Cohen Jr., E.A. 544
        Cole, R. 247
        Coleman Jr., E.N. 429
        Coletti, L. 373
        Connell, J.H. 736
        Conway, J.H. 92
        Cooper, D.B. 607
        Corbett, F.J. 4, 28
        Corcoran, E. 490
        Cordella, L.P. 125
        Costabile, M.F. 561
        Coueignoux, P. 887
        Coyle, E.J. 250
        Crawford, C.G. 978
        Crowley, J.L. 749
        Csuri, C.A. 52
        Cugini, U. 471
        Culberson, J. 881
        Curington, I.J. 450
        Currie, B.W. 448
        Curtis, S.R. 236
        Cuyt, A.A.M. 117










                Author Index



        Cyganski, D. 1041, 1044
        Dahm, P.F. 95
        Danielsson, P.E. 67, 504
        Das, A. 717
        Davey, P.G. 427
        Davis, G. 968
        Davis, L.S. 225, 292, 460, 765
        Deekshatulu, B.L. 235
        DeFanti, T.A. 52
        de Figuereido, R.J.P. 129, 248
        De Floriani, L. 928, 952, 985
        DeGroot, D. 275
        Dehne, F. 796
        Delest, M.P. 705
        Delp, E. 499
        Delp, E.J. 425, 492
        Demko, S. 900
        Demongeot, J. 328
        De Mori, R. 484
        Deo, N. 281
        De Pennington, A. 933
        de Rezende, P.J. 757
        DeRose, T.D. 133
        Descalzi, M.F. 497
        Dettori, G. 125
        Deutermann, A.R. 157
        Devroye, L. 780, 835
        Dewaele, P. 916
        Dewar, P. 336
        DeWitt, D.J. 280
        Dhome, M. 520
        Dimopoulos, N.J. 313
        Dinstein, I. 301, 720
        Dippe, M.A.Z. 106
        Dobkin, D.P. 815, 864, 965
        Doherty, M.F. 539
        Dohler, H.U. 121
        Dolev, D. 299
        Don, H. S. 548
        Dosinas, A. 417
        Downey, P.J. 845
        Drake, K.C. 486
        Drysdale III, R.L. 805, 815
        Dubes, R.C. 574, 912, 915
        Dubois, D. 396
        Dubois, E. 152
        Dubuisson, B. 436
        Duff, M.J.B. 28, 271, 330
        Duff, T. 1022
        Duin, R.P.W. 338
        Duncan, J.H. 658
        Dunham, M.O. 90, 94
        Dutta Majumder, D. 163, 198, 238, 493, 541
        Dwork, C. 299
        Dwyer III, S.J. 442
        Dyer, C.R. 522, 552, 921, 1032
        Eastman, R.D. 600
        Echigo, T. 613
        Edahiro, M. 781, 834
        Edelsbrunner, H. 788, 798, 804, 806, 875
        Eden, M. 168
        Edwards, M.D. 290
        Eichel, P. 499
        ElGindy, H. 809
        Ellis, J.R. 913
        Endo, H. 642
        Eng, K.Y. 159
        Ersoy, O. 185
        Esteva, J.C. 1035
        Etchells, R.D. 287, 297
        Etesami, F. 424
        Eyles, J.G. 322
        Fabbri, A.G. 470
        Fahle, M. 76
        Fahmy, M.M. 209, 217
        Fai, W.S. 1057
        Falcidieno, B. 928, 952, 985
        Falconer, K.J. 910
        Fallside, F. 419
        Fan, H. 261
        Fan, T.J. 1054
        Fanelli, A.M. 170
        Farouki, R.T. 945
        Farvardin, N. 147, 162










                Author Index



        Faugeras, O.D. 27, 614
        Faure, A. 540
        Faux, I.D. 938
        Faverjon, B. 588, 595, 614
        Feistel, H. 439
        Feldman, J.A. 79, 368, 377
        Fellmeier, M. 273
        Ferrari, D. 505
        Ferrari, L.A. 187
        Ferre, D.K. 406
        Ferretti, M. 309
        Ferri, G. 471
        Ferrie, F.P. 635
        Fessler, J.A. 481
        Field, D. 119
        Fischer, M.J. 885
        Fischer, T.R. 95
        Fischler, M.A. 1003, 1009
        Fisher, A.L. 303
        Fisher, J.C. 874
        Fitch, J.P. 250
        Fitzpatrick, J.M. 625
        Flajolet, P. 575
        Fleet, D.J. 648
        Fleming, A. 884
        Flickner, M.D. 304, 720
        Flory, R.E. 64
        Flynn, A.M. 347
        Foglein, J. 533
        Fong, C.B. 142
        Fong, Y.S. 388
        Forrest, R. 776
        Fortes, J.A.B. 305
        Foster, J. 94
        Foulloy, L. 430
        Fountain, T.J. 288, 310
        Fournier, A. 862, 907
        Fox, D. 57
        Fox, J.S. 483
        Franklin, W.R. 955
        Frankot, R.T. 897
        Fraser, D. 197, 203
        Freuder, E.C. 392
        Fries, O. 784
        Frisby, J.P. 581
        Fu, K.S. 285, 447, 548, 563, 972
        Fua, P. 462
        Fuchs, H. 322
        Fujiwara, M. 438
        Funt, B.V. 480
        Gacs, P. 315
        Gagalowicz, A. 898
        Gallagher Jr., N.C. 250, 257
        Gambotto, J.P. 538
        Ganapathy, S. 605
        Gangnet, M. 887
        Gannon, D.B. 277
        Gardner, G.Y. 903
        Gargantini, I. 721, 935
        Gargour, C.S. 219
        Gautier, N.K. 695, 702
        Geller, J. 413
        Gennery, D.B. 345
        Gerbrands, J.J. 260
        Gerrissen, J.F. 77
        Gerritsen, F.A. 335, 338
        Gershon, R. 83, 88
        Ghosh, P.K. 687
        Gibaud, B. 265
        Giblin, P.J. 740
        Gibson, J. 89
        Gibson, J.D. 91
        Gibson, L. 387
        Gilbert, E.G. 748
        Gilmore, J.F. 7, 761, 762
        Gini, G. 353
        Gini, M. 353
        Giordano, A. 505
        Giraudon, G. 507
        Glymour, C. 393
        Goldberg, M. 456
        Goldfeather, J. 322
        Goldman, R.N. 115, 116
        Goles, E. 328
        Gonzalez, T. 868
        Gonzalez-Smith, M.E. 150
        Goodenough, D.G. 456
        Goodman, J.E. 876










                Author Index



        Gordon, D. 1017
        Goshtasby, A. 565, 573, 685
        Goto, T. 428
        Gourlay, A.R. 183
        Gouzenes, L. 744
        Grallert, H.J. 153
        Granger, C. 452
        Granger, E.M. 74
        Grant, C.W. 107
        Gray, F.G. 399
        Gray, R.M. 90, 94, 98
        Green, P. 71
        Green, W.B. 14
        Greenberg, D.P. 890, 1021
        Greenberg, S.D. 444
        Greene, R. 66
        Grimson, W.E.L. 114, 128, 491, 582, 1028
        Grinberg, J. 287, 297
        Groen, F.C.A. 415
        Gross, A. 668
        Gu, W.K. 1036
        Guerra, C. 293, 561
        Guevara, J.A. 694
        Guibas, L. 776, 785, 803, 826
        Guibas, L.J. 779, 815, 878
        Gupta, H.M. 234, 496
        Gupta, S.N. 234, 496
        Guting, R.H. 838
        Haber, R.N. 773
        Haber, S. 728
        Habibi, A. 14
        Hagert, G. 553
        Hagita, N. 412
        Hall, E.L. 15
        Hambrick, L.N. 999
        Hambrusch, S.E. 302, 326
        Handley, C.C. 814
        Hang, H.M. 99
        Hannah, M.J. 598
        Hansen, C. 349, 1057
        Hansen, E.W. 191
        Hanson, A. 344, 518, 546, 660, 662
        Hanson, A.J. 462
        Haque, M.A. 199
        Haralick, R.M. 399, 455, 494, 508, 528, 576, 611, 993, 997, 1060
        Harary, I. 725
        Harouche, E. 225
        Harris, D. 54
        Harris, J.G. 347
        Hartley, R. 495, 667, 668, 727
        Harvey Jr., W.A. 459
        Haskell, B.G. 159
        Hatamian, M. 65
        Haykin, S. 448
        Healey, G. 536, 1010
        Hebert, M. 1050, 1053
        Hekrdla, J. 206
        Henderson, T. 349, 948
        Henderson, T.C. 41, 1057
        Henkel, P. 466
        Henrioud, J.M. 540
        Herbert, F. 934
        Herman, G.T. 1025
        Herman, M. 609
        Hershberger, J. 826
        Hershey, J. 193
        Hertel, S. 962
        Hertz, D. 215, 222
        Hess, W. 118
        Hildreth, E.C. 491
        Hill, D. 437
        Hinds, J.K. 945
        Hinkle, E.B. 301
        Hinton, G. 586
        Hinton, G.E. 365, 369, 371
        Hirai, Y. 394
        Hirota, K. 321
        Hochbaum, D.S. 846
        Hodges, L. 900
        Hodgson, H. 437
        Hodgson, R.M. 249, 510
        Hoff, W. 597
        Hoffman, D.D. 737
        Hoffman, W.C. 81
        Hoffmann, I. 439
        Hoffmann, K. 880










                Author Index



        Hofri, M. 844
        Holroyd, F.C. 787
        Honda, N. 312
        Hong, T.H. 610, 615
        Hopcroft, J. 753
        Hopcroft, J.E. 745
        Horaud, R. 1039
        Horn, B.K.P. 641, 659, 679, 973, 1002
        Houle, M.E. 794
        Hsiao, D.K. 280
        Hsing, T.R. 14
        Hsu, W.L. 829
        Huang, C.L. 1045
        Huang, K.Y. 447
        Huang, M.D.A. 327
        Huang, T.S. 177, 240, 243, 596, 616, 633, 1036
        Huertas, A. 506, 513
        Hufnagl, P. 354
        Huitric, H. 124
        Hull, J.J. 418
        Hultquist, J.P. 322
        Hummel, R.A. 237
        Hung, S.H.Y. 709
        Hunt, B.R. 4
        Huntsberger, T.L. 497, 525
        Hwang, K. 285
        Hwang, S.S.V. 460
        Hwang, V. 457
        Ibarra, O.H. 316
        Ibison, M.C. 630
        Ibrahim, H.A.H. 342
        Ichikawa, T. 356
        Ikesaka, M. 321
        Ikonomopoulos, A. 149, 154
        Illingworth, J. 336, 533, 542
        Imai, H. 781, 802, 826
        Incerpi, J. 861
        Inigo, R.M. 486
        Inoue, H. 431
        Inoue, K. 321, 715
        Iri, M. 781, 802
        Ishihata, H. 321
        Ishii, M. 321
        Ito, A. 715
        Ittner, D.J. 975
        Iyengar, S.S. 695, 697, 702, 766
        Jacobs, C.L. 525
        Jaggernauth, J. 223
        Jain, A.K. 296, 894, 918, 975
        Jain, R. 256, 425, 514, 617, 663, 976, 1048
        Jain, R.C. 1027
        Jakubowski, R. 683
        Jamieson, L.H. 277, 333
        Jankel, A. 55
        Jansen, F.W. 1014
        Jansen, H. 472
        Jayant, N.S. 178
        Jepson, A.D. 648
        John, J.W. 252
        Johnson, D.S. 843
        Johnson, D.W. 748
        Jones, G.F. 361
        Jones, R.A. 571
        Jorgenson, C.C. 766
        Joseph, D. 753
        Joseph, D.A. 754
        Joshi, A. 458
        Joubert, G.R. 273
        Juan, R. 688
        Jungert, E. 356
        Kahn, P. 509
        Kailath, T. 269
        Kajiya, J.T. 1019
        Kak, A.C. 603, 1042
        Kakimoto, M. 321
        Kamae, T. 156
        Kambhampati, S. 765
        Kanade, T. 488, 583, 594, 599, 643, 1050, 1051, 1053
        Kanal, L.N. 37
        Kanatani, K. 638
        Kanatani, K.I. 618, 619, 653
        Kanefsky, M. 142
        Kant, K. 832
        Kappagantula, S. 173
        Kapur, J.N. 530
        Karam, G.M. 456
        Kasabov, N.K. 298
        Kashyap, R.L. 888, 893










                Author Index



        Kass, M. 669
        Kassam, S.A. 253
        Kasturi, R. 233
        Kasvand, T. 1033
        Kaufman, A. 891
        Kaufman, H. 896
        Kawatani, T. 410
        Kazmierczak, H. 1
        Kedem, K. 756
        Keil, J.M. 865
        Keirsey, D. 489
        Kelley, R.B. 27
        Kender, J.R. 135, 139, 140, 342
        Kent, E. W. 340
        Khorasani, E. 892
        Kikuchi, L. 694
        Kim, C.E. 710
        Kim, J.H. 263
        Kim, S.D. 738
        Kim, S.M. 316
        Kim, Y.C. 587
        Kimia, B. 237
        Kimura, F. 944
        Kinber, E.B. 714
        Kirkpatrick, D.G. 676, 839, 965
        Kirousis, L.M. 1007
        Kitahashi, T. 642
        Kitchen, L.J. 567
        Kittler, J. 271, 336, 533, 542
        Kjell, B.P. 921
        Klaasen, J.A. 606
        Klassen, E. 970
        Klawe, M. 858
        Klee, V. 810
        Kleitman, D.J. 843
        Klette, R. 354, 707, 729
        Kobayashi, K. 156
        Koch, C. 372
        Kocher, M. 154, 168
        Kofakis, P. 733
        Kohonen, T. 255
        Kokubo, I. 834
        Kollias, J.G. 691, 833
        Kollias, V.J. 691, 833
        Kong, T.Y. 713, 966
        Koonar, S.S. 216
        Koplowitz, J. 145
        Korein, J.U. 961
        Kosonocky, W.F. 63
        Kotani, K. 144
        Kotov, V.E. 276
        Koutsou, A. 755
        Krause, F.L. 472
        Kretz, F. 155
        Krile, T.F. 233
        Krithivasan, K. 717
        Kronauer, R.E. 80
        Kropatsch, W.G. 325
        Krose, B. J. A. 383
        Krotkov, E. 458
        Krotkov, E.P. 82
        Kuan, D. 768
        Kuan, D.T. 251
        Kuehn, J.T. 334, 481
        Kumar, V.K.P. 319
        Kundu, M.K. 163
        Kung, H.T. 303
        Kung, S.Y. 269
        Kunii, T.L. 50, 51, 941
        Kunt, M. 149, 154, 177
        Kuroda, H. 175
        Kushnir, M. 405
        Kwak, K.Y. 263
        Labuz, J. 1016
        Laffey, T.J. 494
        LaGesse, F.R. 466
        Lakhani, N.B. 695, 702
        Lam, K.P. 564
        Lampropoulos, G.A. 209
        Landau, G.M. 579
        Landgrebe, D.A. 468
        Landy, M. 171
        Landy, M.S. 164, 698
        Lang, H.W. 323
        Lang, K.J. 371
        Langdon Jr., G.G. 146
        Lapreste', J.T. 520
        Lashas, A. 417
        Laskowski, M.C. 810
        Laurinen, P. 109
        Lauzon, J.P. 694
        Lavin, M.A. 524
        Lawrence, P.D. 136










                Author Index



        Lawton, D. 344
        Lawton, W. M. 211, 909
        Lay, B. 367
        Leclerc, Y. 502
        Lee, C.C. 848
        Lee, C.H. 992, 996
        Lee, C.S.G. 426
        Lee, D. 135, 1011
        Lee, D.T. 278, 757, 779, 790, 801, 823, 848
        Lee, H.C. 820
        Lee, H.J. 478
        Lee, J.H. 218
        Lee, M.E. 105
        Lee, R.C.T. 799
        Lee, S.J. 997
        Lee, S.Y. 204
        Lee, Y.H. 253
        Lee, Y.T. 933
        Le Guilloux, Y. 623
        Lehrer, N. 400
        Leifer, L.J. 763
        Leighton, F.T. 859
        Leiserson, C.E. 854
        LeMaster, R.J. 524
        Lerner, D.M. 1023
        Lester, L.N. 101
        Letellier, P. 161
        Leu, J.G. 923
        Leung, C.H. 409
        Leung, J.Y.T. 843
        Leven, D. 759
        Levialdi, S. 270, 293, 309, 356
        Levine, M.D. 34, 529, 543, 635
        Levine, R. 886
        Levitan, S. 343, 344
        Levy, B.C. 906
        Levy, S. 1013
        Lewis, E.O. 448
        Lewis, J. 336, 702
        Leyton, M. 86
        Li, C.C. 474, 501
        Li, H. 524
        Li, H.C. 111
        Li, X. 574
        Liang, P. 1012
        Liao, G.Y. 257
        Lichtenstein, D. 858
        Lichtin, J.P. 540
        Lim, H.S. 601
        Lim, J.S. 227, 236
        Lin, W.C. 563, 972
        Lin, X. 477
        Lincal, N. 858
        Lindgren, A.G. 259
        Lingas, A. 869
        Lipton, R.J. 857
        Little, J.J. 980, 984
        Little, M. 287
        Liu, Y.C. 100
        Lloyd, E.L. 850
        Lodaya, M.D. 453
        Loew, M.H. 682, 999
        Longuet-Higgins, H.C. 580, 604
        Lord, E.A. 672
        Loui, A.C. 223
        Love, P.L. 446
        Lowe, D.G. 998, 1037, 1063
        Lozano-Perez, T. 751, 1028
        Lozinskii, E. 550
        Lu, H.E. 742
        Lu, S.W. 1047
        Lu, S.Y. 562
        Lubiw, A. 867
        Lucas, B.D. 463, 643
        Lucas, D. 387
        Luh, J.Y.S. 606
        Lum, R. 324
        Lumelsky, V.J. 789
        Lumia, R. 340
        Luo, Y. 552
        Lybanon, M. 461
        Lynch, T.J. 179
        Ma, S.D. 898
        Maass, W. 846
        Machover, C. 59
        Mackworth, A.K. 392
        Madarasz, R.L. 671
        Magee, M. 1031
        Magee, M.J. 1046, 1052
        Magnenat-Thalmann, N. 60, 908
        Mahakian, S. 350
        Maley, F.M. 854
        Mali, P.C. 198










                Author Index



        Malik, J. 1008
        Maloberti, F. 309
        Mancuso, J.F. 474
        Mandeville, J.R. 423
        Mannos, J.L. 4
        Manohar, M. 695
        Mantyla, M. 962
        Maquin, I.E. 230
        Marangelli, B. 170
        Maresca, M. 505
        Mark, D.M. 694, 699, 770
        Marko, H. 32
        Marroquin, J. 376
        Martin, W.N. 670
        Mascarenhas, N.D.A. 560
        Massone, L. 385
        Mastin, G.A. 254
        Masuda, I. 412
        Matsumoto, K. 405
        Matsumoto, M. 438
        Matsuyama, T. 438, 457
        Maurer, H.A. 788
        Max, N.L. 1023
        Mayhew, J.E.W. 580, 581
        Mazumdar, M. 501
        McCall, J.T. 399
        McCormack, W.M. 399
        McCubbrey, D. 4
        McDermott, J. 459
        McIntyre, D.R. 165
        McKendrick, J.D. 461
        McKenna, M. 969
        McKeown, D.M. 459, 463
        McKeown Jr., D.M. 503
        McNally, B.V. 719
        McNeill, S.J. 249
        McQueen, M.M. 813
        McVay, C.A. 463
        McVey, E.S. 486
        Medioni, G. 506, 513, 589, 627, 654, 1054
        Megiddo, N. 870
        Mehalic, M.A. 192
        Mehlhorn, K. 777, 784, 880, 962
        Melter, R.A. 730
        Melville, R.C. 791
        Menon, J. 280
        Merelli, D. 724
        Merlo, X. 430
        Mertzios, B.G. 207, 224
        Messner, R.A. 390
        Middleditch, A.E. 863, 953
        Miklosko, J. 276
        Milenkovic, V.J. 599
        Miller, K.S. 664
        Miller, R. 314, 317
        Miller, Z. 853
        Milligan, T. 907
        Minoh, M. 477
        Mitchell, J. 489
        Mitiche, A. 532, 608, 645, 652, 1056
        Mitra, S.K. 194
        Mitter, S. 376
        Miyahara, M. 144
        Modestino, J.W. 147, 162
        Mohan, R. 602
        Moldovan, D.I. 341, 343
        Monga, O. 538
        Monkel, A. 335
        Montuno, D.Y. 862
        Moran, S. 316
        Moravec, H. 488
        Morgan, C.G. 427
        Mortenson, M.E. 960
        Morton, R. 55
        Mudge, T.N. 568
        Mudur, S.P. 687
        Mukawa, N. 175
        Mulder, J.A. 487
        Mulgaonkar, P.G. 1006
        Mullick, S.K. 229
        Mumford, D. 500
        Mundy, J.L. 42
        Munson Jr., D.C. 110, 243
        Murota, K. 781, 802
        Murthy, H.S.N. 212
        Musmann, H.G. 153
        Mussio, P. 471, 724
        Mutch, K.M. 621, 636










                Author Index



        Mutluay, H.E. 217
        Myers, E.W. 831
        Myers, H.J. 346
        Nackman, L.R. 942
        Nadler, M. 161
        Nagy, G. 360, 928
        Nahas, M. 124
        Naher, S. 784
        Naito, S. 412
        Najah, M. 358
        Nakajima, N. 410
        Nakamae, E. 1018, 1020
        Nakamura, A. 708, 971
        Nakano, S. 438
        Nalwa, V.S. 515, 519
        Nasanen, R. 102
        Nash, J.G. 282, 343
        Nashold, K.M. 231
        Nasr, H.N. 556
        Nasse, D. 155
        Nathan, M. 1031
        Navazo, I. 688
        Naylor, B. 900
        Naylor, M.J. 249
        Nazif, A.M. 529, 543
        Nef, W. 964
        Negahdaripour, S. 641, 659
        Netravali, A.N. 176, 620
        Neuhoff, D.L. 120
        Nevatia, R. 589, 986, 1054
        Neveu, C.F. 522
        Ng, A.L. M. 249
        Nguyen, T. 449
        Ni, L.M. 296
        Nickerson, K.A. 448
        Niemann, H. 439, 557
        Nievergelt, J. 776, 962
        Nikias, C.L. 214, 242
        Nishimoto, Y. 592
        Nishita, T. 1018, 1020
        Nishizeki, T. 851, 852
        Nitao, J.J. 769
        Nixon, M. 521
        Nodes, T.A. 257
        Noga, M.T. 539
        Noll, P. 178
        Noltemeier, H. 796
        North, S.C. 857
        Novak, M. 126
        Nudd, G.R. 282, 287, 297
        Nurmi, O. 838
        Nussmeier, T. 489
        Nyman, G. 109
        O'Dunlaing, C. 750, 785
        O'Gorman, L. 498
        Ogrinc, M.A. 147
        Ohta, Y. 558, 583, 594
        Oka, R. 1033
        Okamura, I. 1018
        Olson, W.S. 239
        Omohundro, S.M. 639
        Onoguchi, K. 852
        Oosterlinck, A. 14, 916
        Oppenheim, A.V. 236
        O'Riordan, S.M. 159
        Orlawski, M. 811
        Orlin, J.B. 853
        O'Rourke, J. 677, 818, 821
        Orr, J.A. 1041, 1044
        Ostrowski, M.C. 938
        Ottmann, T. 830, 838
        Overmars, M.H. 841, 882
        Ozawa, S. 411
        Pachowitz, P.W. 473
        Padula, M. 724
        Pailhes, L.M. 631
        Palakal, M. 484
        Palem, K.V. 292
        Paler, K. 336
        Palmer, M.R. 136
        Palmieri, F. 262
        Panda, D.P. 556
        Pane, J.F. 503
        Papadimitriou, C.H. 963, 1007
        Papakonstantinou, G. 122
        Parikh, P. 426
        Park, C.S. 53










                Author Index



        Park, S.B. 263
        Parks, T.W. 200
        Parodi, A.M. 769
        Parrish Jr, E.A. 69
        Parsons, M.L. 378
        Pasquill, K.G. 938
        Pass, S. 311
        Patarnello, S. 373
        Paterson, M.S. 885
        Pauchon, E. 515
        Pavel, M. 171, 698
        Pavlidis, T. 128, 485, 723
        Pavlin, I. 660
        Peachey, D.R. 901
        Pearl, J. 401
        Pearson, D.E. 160
        Pearson, G. 768
        Pecht, J. 366
        Pechura, M.A. 165
        Peek, S.A. 581
        Peet, F.G. 927
        Peleg, S. 225, 395, 926
        Peli, T. 210
        Pentland, A.P. 1005
        Pereira, J.A.G. 560
        Perlin, K. 902
        Perny, D. 887
        Petajan, E.D. 479
        Petit, E. 440
        Peyrin, F.C. 230
        Phillips, T.H. 735
        Pickett, M.S. 958
        Pickover, C.A. 892
        Piegl, L. 113
        Pienovi, C. 928, 985
        Pieroni, G.G. 561
        Pinjo, Z. 1041
        Piper, J. 355
        Pirsch, P. 153
        Pitas, I. 196
        Pizer, S.M. 942
        Plantinga, W.H. 754
        Poggio, T. 76, 84, 372, 376
        Pollack, R. 876
        Ponce, J. 979
        Pong, T.C. 993
        Porod, W. 406
        Porter, W.A. 208
        Potter, J.L. 329
        Poulton, J. 322
        Prabhu, K.A. 151
        Prade, H. 396
        Prasada, B. 176
        Pratt, V. 132
        Preiss, K. 990
        Preparata, F.P. 778, 840
        Preston, K. 330
        Price, K. 554
        Price, K.E. 572
        Prokop, R.J. 1049
        Protti, M. 471
        Prueitt, M.L. 56
        Psaltis, D. 384
        Puech, C. 700
        Pugh, A. 435
        Pun, T. 913
        Quam, L.H. 1026
        Quinn, M.J. 281
        Rabu, Y. 449
        Radke, J.D. 676
        Raghavan, P. 855
        Raghavan, R. 664
        Raghavendra, C.S. 305, 319
        Raghuramireddy, D. 195
        Raghuveer, M.R. 242
        Rajala, S.A. 166
        Ramachandran, V. 219
        Ramakrishna, R.S. 229
        Ramamoorthy, P.A. 220
        Ramanath, M.V.S. 935
        Ranganath, H.S. 570
        Ranjanath, S. 894
        Rao, K.G. 986
        Rao, K.R. 173, 201
        Rao, S.V.N. 766
        Rappaport, D. 817, 824
        Raspollini, C. 551
        Rathore, R.K.S. 229
        Rattey, P.A. 259
        Ravi, S.S. 850
        Rawlins, G. 881
        Rearick, T.C. 555, 922
        Rebordao, J.M. 527
        Reddy, D.R. 213










                Author Index



        Reddy, P.S. 212
        Redner, R.A. 105
        Reeves, A.P. 332, 1049
        Reeves, W.T. 905
        Reggia, J.A. 370
        Reif, J. 764
        Reif, J.H. 315
        Requicha, A.A.G. 936
        Reynolds, G. 400
        Reynolds, R.A. 1017, 1025
        Rice, T.A. 333
        Richards, W. 36, 737
        Richetin, M. 130, 520
        Richter, D.J. 547
        Richter, H. 989
        Rioux, M. 1033
        Riseman, E. 344, 518, 546, 660, 662
        Rissanen, J. 146
        Ritchings, R.T. 337
        Rives, G. 520
        Robb, R.A. 266
        Roberge', J. 123
        Roberts, K.S. 949, 956
        Robin, A. 719
        Robinson, J.A. 160
        Rochwarger, M.M. 664
        Rock, I. 70
        Rodrigues, V. 631
        Roefs, H.F.A. 335
        Rogers, D.F. 58, 828
        Ronse, C. 711
        Rooks, B. 434
        Roscoe, A.W. 713, 966
        Rosenfeld, A. 37, 40, 43, 73, 284, 668, 727, 728, 729, 731,
         734, 992, 996
        Rosenstiehl, P. 880
        Rost, M. 89
        Route, G.P. 192
        Ruckle, W.H. 786
        Rueb, K.D. 760
        Ruoff, D. 874
        Rustan, P.L. 192
        Rutovitz, D. 355
        Rybak, L.M. 828
        Sabbah, D. 1030
        Sack, J.R. 865
        Sagerer, G. 439
        Sahoo, P.K. 530
        Sahota, T.S. 927
        Sakai, T. 477
        Sakaue, K. 357
        Saleh, B.E.A. 231
        Salz, J. 620
        Samet, H. 689, 693, 701, 703, 704, 732, 951
        Sampson, R.E. 429
        Sandberg, J.S. 857
        Sanderson, A.C. 415, 498, 535
        Sandini, G. 385, 505
        Sandor, J. 101
        Sanford, J.P. 476
        Sanniti di Baja, G. 743
        Sanz, J.L.C. 240, 261, 264, 301, 304, 536, 827
        Sartori-Angus, A.G. 741
        Sato, H. 321
        Sato, K. 321
        Sato, Y. 974
        Satoh, T. 941
        Sauleda, H. 504
        Savoji, M.H. 186
        Sawchuk, A.A. 14, 38, 251
        Sayegh, S.I. 231
        Sayood, K. 89, 91
        Scarabin, J.M. 265
        Schachter, B. 692
        Schalkoff, R.J. 612, 1016
        Schendel, U. 273
        Schimmler, M. 323
        Schlag, J.F. 415
        Schmeck, H. 323
        Schmidt, J.W. 118
        Schmidt, R.L. 159
        Schneider, R.H. 442
        Schowengerdt, R.A. 203
        Schrack, G.F. 61, 62
        Schreiber, W.F. 103
        Schroder, H. 323










                Author Index



        Schunck, B.G. 634
        Schwartz, J.T. 745
        Scott, D.S. 697, 702
        Sears, K.H. 953
        Sederberg, T.W. 127
        Sedgwick, H.A. 1013
        Segal, M. 946
        Segen, J. 678
        Seida, S. 608
        Seidel, R. 782, 806, 809, 839, 969
        Sejnowski, T.J. 365
        Selfridge, P.G. 350
        Semeco, A.C. 761, 762
        Sequin, C.H. 946
        Serra, J. 367
        Sethi, I.K. 511, 663
        Shafer, G. 403
        Shafer, S.A. 68, 987
        Shaffer, C.A. 701, 704
        Shah, J. 500
        Shah, M. 514
        Shahrary, B. 138
        Shamos, M.I. 778
        Shani, U. 445
        Shapira, R. 994
        Shapiro, L.G. 528, 576, 675, 993, 1006, 1061
        Shariat, H. 628, 629
        Sharir, M. 745, 756, 759, 764, 793, 886
        Sharma, G. 226
        Shaw, D.E. 342, 348
        Shaw, N.K. 933
        Sheela, B.V. 545
        Sheen, T.H. 447
        Shen, H.C. 771
        Shen, J. 189, 190
        Sher, D. 516
        Shilleto, J. 874
        Shimazu, T. 438
        Shimotsuji, S. 477
        Shin, S.Y. 866
        Shirai, Y. 475, 592
        Shiva, S.G. 570
        Shneier, M. O. 340, 610, 615
        Shoemake, K. 665
        Shoham, Y. 681
        Shoucri, R. 706
        Shridhar, M. 407
        Shuchat, A. 137
        Shurna, R. 417
        Shvaytser, H. 225, 395
        Siegel, H.J. 28, 277, 334, 481
        Signarowski, G.F.P. 771
        Simaan, M. 446
        Simon, J. 302
        Sinacori, J.B. 622
        Sinden, F.W. 391
        Singer, P.F. 680
        Sinha, B.K. 501
        Sinha, P. 970
        Siromoney, G. 716
        Siromoney, R. 716
        Sklansky, J. 187
        Skliar, O. 682
        Skolnick, M.M. 566
        Sloane, N.J.A. 92
        Slump, C.H. 260
        Smith, B.J. 924
        Smith, D.R. 1051
        Smith, G.B. 584
        Snyder, L. 277
        Sohal, J.S. 216
        Song, I. 167
        Sood, A. 514
        Spach, S. 322
        Spann, M. 526
        Sperling, G. 171
        Srihari, S.N. 420, 931
        Stamon, G. 540
        Stanton, E.L. 939
        Steffen, P. 205
        Steketee, S.N. 666
        Stenger, L. 158
        Stentiford, F.W.M. 408
        Stentz, A. 488
        Sternberg, S.R. 286
        Steyaert, J.M. 575
        Stockman, G. 1035
        Stockman, G.C. 573
        Stockmeyer, L. 299, 849
        Stolfi, J. 803
        Storer, J.A. 150










                Author Index



        Stout, Q.F. 314, 317, 797
        Strahman, D. 400
        Strand, T.C. 251
        Strat, T.M. 1003, 1009
        Streeter, L.A. 772
        Strickland, R.N. 917
        Strube, H.W. 184
        Subbarao, M. 646
        Subramanian, K.G. 716
        Sudborough, I.H. 718
        Suetens, P. 443
        Sugihara, K. 991
        Suk, M. 131
        Sun, Y.N. 474
        Suri, S. 818
        Suzuki, S. 374, 722
        Swain, M.J. 1001
        Swain, P.H. 454
        Swart, G. 816
        Swaszek, P.F. 97
        Sykora, O. 279
        Szeliski, R. 586
        Szu, H.H. 390
        Tagare, H.D. 248
        Tagliasco, V. 385
        Takahashi, T. 412
        Takanami, I. 715
        Tamminen, M. 732, 951
        Tamura, H. 357
        Tamura, S. 438
        Tan, C.L. 670
        Tanaka, H. 1038
        Tanaka, H.T. 1034
        Taniguchi, H. 715
        Tanimoto, S.L. 308
        Tarjan, R.E. 880
        Tavildar, A.S. 234, 496
        Taylor, C.J. 289
        Taylor, R.W. 1049
        Tchuente, M. 328
        Teh, C.H. 389
        Tejwani, Y.J. 571
        Tekalp, A.M. 896
        Terzopoulos, D. 363, 375
        Tescher, A.G. 3, 14
        Thalmann, D. 60, 908
        Thanisch, P. 719
        Therrien, C.W. 537
        Thomas, S. 706, 948
        Thomas, W. 336
        Thomopoulos, S.C.A. 172
        Thompson, C.D. 855
        Thompson, W.B. 621, 636, 671
        Thonnat, M. 452
        Thorpe, C. 488
        Todd, H.S. 686
        Todd, S. 146
        Todhunter, J.S. 1012
        Toga, A.W. 441
        Tor, S.B. 863
        Toriu, T. 428
        Torre, V. 372
        Tortora, G. 356
        Toscani, G. 614
        Toth, D.L. 1024
        Tou, J.T. 482, 1045
        Touretzky, D.S. 369
        Toussaint, G. 775
        Toussaint, G.T. 746, 794, 800, 807, 812, 813, 824
        Traas, C.R. 241
        Travis, A.J.B. 331
        Treisman, A. 85
        Trivedi, H.P. 585
        Tront, J.G. 399
        Trummer, M.R. 258
        Tsai, R.Y. 616
        Tsai, S.J. 453
        Tsai, W.H. 531, 569
        Tseng, D.Y. 489
        Tsitsiklis, J.N. 906
        Tsuji, S. 590, 640
        Tsukiyama, T. 475, 596
        Tsukune, H. 632
        Tsutsumida, T. 410
        Tugnait, J.K. 232
        Tung, Y.W. 341
        Tuomenoksa, D.L. 334
        Turchan, M.P. 767
        Turney, J.L. 568
        Udupa, J.K. 1025
        Uhr, L. 272, 283, 307
        Uicker Jr., J.J. 424










                Author Index



        Ukkonen, E. 577
        Ullman, S. 36, 75, 650
        Unbehauen, R. 195, 213
        Unser, M. 914
        Urban, S.J. 157
        Uselton, S.P. 105
        Vaidya, R.M. 837
        van Aken, J. 126
        Vanderschol, D. 943
        Van Gool, L. 916
        van Gronigen, W.D.H. 241
        van Wijk, J.J. 1014, 1015
        Van Wyk, C.J. 485
        Varady, M.J. 404
        Varberg, D.E. 739
        Venable, S.F. 547
        Venetsanopoulos, A.N. 207, 214, 223, 224
        Venkatsubramanian, V. 402
        Verbeek, P.W. 108
        Verdonk, B.M. 117
        Verikas, A. 417
        Verly, J.G. 210
        Vermeij, G.F. 241
        Vernazza, T. 505
        Vidler, A.R. 427
        Viennot, G. 705
        Vijayan, G. 856
        Vishkin, U. 579
        Vistnes, R. 517
        Vitello, D. 772
        Vitter, J.S. 174
        Voelcker, H.B. 936
        Volz, R.A. 568
        Voss, K. 354
        Vossler, D.L. 954
        Wah, B.W. 285
        Wahl, F.M. 32
        Waite, M. 57
        Walkup, J.F. 233
        Wallace, R. 488
        Wallace, R.S. 523
        Walsh, T.R.S. 721
        Wampler, J.E. 244
        Wang, K.K. 970
        Wang, P.S.P. 742
        Wang, S. 455
        Wang, Y.F. 982, 1056
        Ward, J.R. 414
        Washington, R. 677
        Watanabe, S. 380
        Watson, L.T. 494
        Waxman, A.M. 600, 646, 650, 651, 658
        Webber, R.E. 701
        Wee, W.G. 923
        Weeks, J.R. 959
        Weems, C. 343, 344
        Weiler, K. 937
        Weisbin, C.R. 766
        Weiss, I. 1004
        Weiss, R. 518, 649, 657, 977
        Welch, A.J. 292
        Weldon Jr., E.J. 483, 679
        Welzl, E. 718, 825, 882
        Wendel, P.L. 527
        Weng, J. 950
        Werman, M. 926
        West, G. 181
        West, G.A.W. 422
        Westerkamp, D. 143, 169
        Westover, L. 104
        Whitehouse, H.J. 269
        Whitesides, S. 753
        Whitesides, S.H. 747
        Whittaker, W. 488
        Whitted, T. 104
        Widmayer, P. 795, 830
        Wiedemann, M. 547
        Wigderson, A. 856, 858
        Wilcox, B. 345
        Wilde, P. 336
        Willard, D.E. 836
        Williams, L.R. 593
        Wilson, C.B. 672
        Wilson, P.R. 938, 967
        Wilson, R. 526
        Wilson, R.J. 787
        Wise, D.S. 696
        Wise, G.L. 100
        Wismath, S.K. 879










                Author Index



        Witkin, A. 669
        Witkin, A.P. 362
        Wittek, D. 929
        Wohn, K. 651
        Wojcik, Z.M. 549
        Wold, E.H. 106
        Wolf, F. 439
        Wolff, D.D. 378
        Wong, A.K.C. 530, 578, 760, 767, 1047
        Wong, C.K. 795
        Wong, K.H. 419
        Wonsiewicz, S.A. 772
        Woo, T.C. 820, 866, 940
        Wood, D. 819, 830, 872, 873
        Woodham, R.J. 451, 988
        Woods, J.W. 99, 218, 896
        Wu, C.I. 343
        Wu, C.L. 274
        Wu, Y.F. 757, 795
        Wu, Z. 245
        Xie, S.E. 947
        Xu, G. 590
        Yachida, M. 613
        Yager, R.R. 382, 398
        Yahia, H. 700
        Yalamanchili, S. 204, 292, 294, 295, 306
        Yamaguchi, H. 96
        Yamaguchi, K. 941
        Yamashita, M. 364
        Yamazaki, Y. 156
        Yang, H.S. 1042
        Yao, A.C. 783
        Yao, F.F. 783
        Yao, Q. 148
        Yap, C. 785
        Yap, C.K. 247, 750, 818, 819
        Yarlagadda, R. 193
        Yaroslavsky, L.P. 35
        Yasuda, Y. 156
        Yasumoto, Y. 627, 654
        Yeh, C.L. 239, 246
        Yeh, D.Y. 278
        Yen, D.W.L. 720
        Yong, I.T. 443
        Yoshida, M. 428
        You, M. 578
        Yu, S.S. 569
        Yu, T.H. 194
        Yuille, A. 979
        Zabele, G.S. 145
        Zacharias, G.L. 622
        Zamperoni, P. 121
        Zapalowski, L. 630
        Zavidovique, B. 430
        Zeevi, Y.Y. 80
        Zeheb, E. 215, 222
        Zen, H. 411
        Zeng, G. 912, 915
        Zhang, M.C. 997
        Zhang, S. 148
        Zheng, S.Q. 868
        Zhuang, X. 611
        Zimmerman, K.P. 404
        Ziv, J. 93
        Zucker, S.W. 237, 512
        Zwarico, A. 458