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1.  Introduction

     This is the seventeenth in a series of bibliographies
on computer processing of pictorial information, covering
primarily items published during 1986.  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; applications.
    (F) Feature detection, segmentation, image analysis.
    (G) Matching; time-varying imagery.
    (H) Shape and pattern; (@roman H prime@) 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:


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   *NOTE: Because of the growth in the size of this bibliog-
raphy,  it is planned to discontinue coverage of certain to-
pics after this year.  In particular, sources  dealing  pri-
marily  with  image coding, image processing and multidimen-
sional signal processing will no  longer  be  covered  which
will  largely  eliminate  the material now contained in Sec-
tions B and C.  As a result of this elimination, future  bi-
bliographies  will be entitled ``Image analysis and computer
vision'' rather than ``Picture processing''.
















(A.1)   Meetings and meeting proceedings [1-16]

(A.2)   Books [17, 18], paper and reprint collections
        [19-22], journal special issues [23-26], a patent
        digest [27], and the previous bibliography in this
        series [28].


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


(A.3)   Computer graphics:  Meetings and meeting proceedings
        [29-37], a journal special issue [38], books
        [39-45], and a bibliography [46]; see also [47-49].
        (For references on antialiasing see Section B1; on
        texture synthesis, Section I.1; on solid modeling,
        Section J.1; on shading, Section J.2.)

(A.4)   Optical processing [50-56].

(A.5)   Visual perception:  a meeting [57], a few books
        [58-63] and papers [64-67].  (Some papers on
        specific aspects of perception are cited in later
        sections.)

2.  Digitization, Approximation, and Compression

(B.1)   Quantization [68-79] and sampling (including
        antialiasing) [80-86]; see also [87].

(B.2)   Digitization and approximation of curves and
        surfaces [88-103], including a book [104]; see also
        [105].

(B.3)   Image coding and compression [106-137], including a
        meeting [138].

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

(C.1)   Transforms and convolutions [139-159], including two
        books [160, 161]; see also [162-167] on geometric
        transformation.

(C.2)   Two-dimensional digital filtering [168-175]; see
        also [176-178].

(C.3)   Enhancement, restoration (including smoothing and
        median filtering) [179-217], especially two books
        [218, 219]; see also [220-224], and [225] on image
        quality.



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(C.4)   Reconstruction from projections [226-232] (see also
        [233]), including a meeting proceedings [234].

4.  Architectures, Systems, Software, Techniques

(D.1)   General references:  Meetings and meeting
        proceedings on architectures for image, signal, and
        spatial data processing [235-241] and on cellular
        automata [242-244].  (See also a new journal [245],
        two journal special issues [246, 247], a book [248],
        and some general papers [249-251] on parallel
        processing.)

(D.2)   Cellular arrays (meshes, pyramids, etc.), automata,
        and algorithms [252-293].

(D.3)   Other systems [294-343].

(D.4)   Software [344-348] (see also [349-354]); databases
        [355-361].

(D.5)   General classes of operations and computational
        techniques [362-378].

5.  Pictorial Pattern Recognition

(E.1)   General references on pattern recognition and
        artificial intelligence: books [379-387], three
        meetings [388-390], two new journals [391, 392], a
        special issue [393], an encyclopedia [394], as well
        as papers on syntactic pattern recognition
        [395-405], multidimensional formal languages
        [406-412], constraint satisfaction [413-426],
        evidence [427-432], and miscellaneous topics
        [433-444].

(E.2)   Character recognition [445-507]; see also two
        meetings [508, 509] on document processing.

(E.3)   Industrial applications (inspection, robot vision)
        [510-533], including ten meetings [534-543] and a
        meeting proceedings [544], a journal special section
        [545], two paper collections [546, 547] and two
        books [548, 549]; see also [550-561] on robot
        navigation.

(E.4)   Biomedical applications [562-609], including two
        meetings [610, 611] and two meeting proceedings
        [612, 613].

(E.5)   Remote sensing applications (including astronomy,
        reconnaissance, etc.):  [614-623], including a



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        meeting [624] and a book [625].

(E.6)   Miscellaneous applications [626-650].

6.  Feature Detection, Segmentation, and Image Analysis

(F.1)   Feature detection [651-710] (including scale-space
        filtering [711-716]); see also [717].

(F.2)   Segmentation [718-748]; see also [749-756] on shape
        segmentation.

(F.3)   Image analysis [757-777]; see also [778, 779].  (On
        3-D scene analysis see Section J.)

7.  Matching; Time-Varying Imagery

(G.1)   Image, pattern, and curve matching [780-809]; see
        also [810-823] on Hough transforms, [824-842] (and
        compare [843, 844]) on shape and model matching, and
        [845-859] on string (etc.) matching.

(G.2)   Stereo [860-886]; see also [887-890].

(G.3)   Time-varying imagery analysis [891-979] (see also
        [980-982]), including two meetings [983, 984], a
        meeting proceedings [985], and a book [986].

8.  Shape and Pattern

(H.1)   Representations [987-1014].  (On 3D shape see
        Section J.1.)

(H.2)   Topology [1015-1026] (see also [1027]); distance and
        thinning [1028-1045].

(H.3)   Measures and invariants [1046-1067] (see also
        [1068-1072] on symmetry).

(H.4)   Miscellaneous shape properties [1073-1084]; see also
        [1085-1091] on path planning.

@fat 8 primed@.  Geometry

(@roman Computational geometry:  General references,
        including a meeting [1092] and a new journal [1093]
        (see also [1094]); a few papers on general topics
        [1095-1101]; convexity, etc. [1102-1111].

(@roman Distance, etc. [1112-1132].




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(@roman Visibility, etc. [1133-1147] (see also [1148,
        1149]); path planning [1150-1156].

(@roman Search, intersection, etc. [1157-1195].

(@roman Packing, partitioning, covering, etc. [1196-1219].

9.  Texture

(I.1)   Models, synthesis [1220-1229] (see also
        [1230-1232]).

(I.2)   Analysis [1233-1244], perception [1245, 1246] (see
        also [1247]).

(I.3)   Segmentation [1248-1255].

10.  Three-Dimensional Scenes

(J.1)   3D representations (of surfaces or objects), solid
        modeling [1256-1284]; 3D geometry [1285-1289] and
        path planning [1290-1295]; general references on 3D
        computer vision [1296-1298].

(J.2)   Inference of 3D data from images [1299-1320]; see
        also [1321-1354] on generation of images of 3D
        scenes, [1355, 1356] on view planning, and
        [1357-1359] on camera calibration.

(J.3)   Range sensing [1360-1373] and analysis of range data
        [1374-1388]; see also [1389-1402] on analysis of 3D
        data from other or multiple sources.

(J.4)   3D object recognition from images [1403-1415] (see
        also [1416, 1417]), range data [1418-1433], or both
        [1434-1436].


















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                        REFERENCES

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

A.  Books and Conference Proceedings
  Abbreviation Book or Conference
  AAAI         National Conference on Artificial Intelligence
  CAPAIDM      Computer Architecture for Pattern Analysis and Image
                  Database Management
  CASDD        Computer Architectures for Spatially Distributed Data
  CG           Computational Geometry
  CVPR         Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
  FPTP         From Pixels to Predicates
  HPRIP        Handbook of Pattern Recognition and Image Processing
  ICPR         International Conference on Pattern Recognition
  PRIP II      Pattern Recognition in Practice II
  SFCS         Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science
  SIGGRAPH     SIGGRAPH'86 Conference
  T3DMP        Techniques for 3-D Machine Perception
  WMRA         Workshop on Motion:  Representation and Analysis

B.  Journals
  Abbreviation Journal
  AI           Artificial Intelligence
  C&G          Computers and Graphics
  CGA          IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
  CVGIP        Computer Vision, Graphics, and Image Processing
  DCG          Discrete and Computational Geometry
  IC           Information and Control
  IJIS         International Journal of Intelligent Systems
  IJRR         International Journal of Robotics Research
  IPL          Information Processing Letters
  IS           Information Sciences
  IVC          Image and Vision Computing
  J-RA         IEEE Journal of Robotics and Automation
  JCIS         Journal of Computer and Information Sciences
  JCSS         Journal of Computer and System Sciences
  JPDC         Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing
  P-IEEE       Proceedings of the IEEE
  PC           Parallel Computing
  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



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  T-PAMI       IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine
                  Intelligence
  T-SMC        IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics
  TCS          Theoretical Computer Science
  TOG          ACM Transaction on Graphics

A.  General References

A.1.  Meetings

1.      T. O'Shea, ed., Advances in Artificial Intelligence
        (Proceedings, 6th European Conference on Artificial
        Intelligence, Pisa, Italy, September 5-7, 1984),
        North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1985.

2.      E.S. Gelsema and L.N. Kanal, eds., Pattern
        Recognition in Practice II (Proceedings of an
        international workshop held in Amsterdam, Holland,
        June 19-21, 1985), North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1986.

3.      Second International Conference on Advances in
        Pattern Recognition and Digital Techniques,
        Calcutta, India, January 6-9, 1986.

4.      J.F. Gilmore, ed., Applications of Artificial
        Intelligence III (Orlando, Florida, April 1-3,
        1986), Proc. SPIE 635.

5.      J.F. Gilmore, ed., Applications of Artificial
        Intelligence IV (Innsbruck, Austria, April 15-16,
        1986), Proc. SPIE 657.

6.      International Electronic Image Week-Second Image
        Symposium:  Image Processing, Computer Generated
        Images, Technology and Application (Nice, France,
        April 21-25, 1986).

7.      Graphics Interface 86/Vision Interface 86
        (Vancouver, BC, Canada, May 26-30, 1986).

8.      Proceedings, CVPR '86 (IEEE Computer Society
        Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern
        Recognition, Miami Beach, FL, June 22-26, 1986),
        IEEE Publ.  86CH2290-5.

9.      Austrian Working Group for Pattern Recognition
        (Graz, Austria, July 4-5, 1986).

10.     First New Zealand Image Processing Workshop (Lower
        Hutt, New Zealand, July 10-11, 1986).




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11.     Seventh European Conference on Artificial
        Intelligence (Brighton, UK, July 21-25, 1986).

12.     Proceedings, AAAI-86 (Fifth National Conference on
        Artificial Intelligence, Philadelphia, PA, August
        11-15, 1986).

13.     A.G. Tescher, ed., Applications of Digital Image
        Processing IX (San Diego, CA, August 20-22, 1986),
        Proc. SPIE 697.

14.     T.R. Hsing, ed., Visual Communications and Image
        Processing (Cambridge, MA, September 15-16, 1986),
        Proc. SPIE 707.

15.     Fifteenth Workshop on Applied Imagery Pattern
        Recognition (Washington, DC, October 23-24, 1986).

16.     Proceedings, Eighth International Conference on
        Pattern Recognition (Paris, France, October 27-31,
        1986), IEEE Publ. 86CH2342-4.

A.2.  Books, Collections, etc.

17.     W. Niblack, An Introduction to Digital Image
        Processing, Strandberg, Denmark, 1985.

18.     B.K.P. Horn, Robot Vision, McGraw-Hill, New York,
        1986.

19.     T.Y. Young and K.S. Fu, eds., Handbook of Pattern
        Recognition and Image Processing, Academic Press,
        Orlando, FL, 1986.

20.     A.P. Pentland, ed., From Pixels to Predicates:
        Recent Advances in Computational and Robot Vision,
        Ablex, Norwood, NJ, 1986.

21.     R. Chellappa and A.A. Sawchuk, eds., Digital Image
        Processing and Analysis:  Volume I:  Digital Image
        Analysis, IEEE Publ. EHO232-9.

22.     Selected Papers in Multidimensional Signal
        Processing, IEEE Press, New York, 1986.

23.     K. Baker, ed., Special Issue:  Papers from the 1985
        Alvey Computer Vision and Image Interpretation
        Meeting, IVC 3 (4), November 1985, 145-222.






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24.     T. Pavlidis, ed., Special Memorial Issue for
        Professor King-Sun Fu, T-PAMI 8 (3), May 1986,
        289-404.

25.     D. Rutovitz, ed., Special Issues with Papers of the
        Third International Conference on Pattern
        Recognition of the British Recognition Association,
        PRL 4 (4,5), September and October 1986, 221-314 and
        317-411.

26.     L. Shapiro and A. Kak, eds., Special Issue on
        Current Issues and Trends in Computer Vision (papers
        presented at the Third IEEE Computer Society
        Workshop on Computer Vision:  Representation and
        Control), CVGIP 36 (2-3), November-December 1986,
        137-391.

27.     United States Patent Digest, Class 382:  Image
        Analysis, Boston Patent Co., Boston, MA, 1983ff.

28.     A. Rosenfeld, Picture processing:  1985, CVGIP 34,
        1986, 204-251.

A.3.  Graphics

29.     T.L. Kunii, ed., Frontiers in Computer Graphics
        (Proceedings of Computer Graphics Tokyo '84),
        Springer, Berlin, 1985.

30.     T.L. Kunii, ed., Computer Graphics-Visual Technology
        and Art (Proceedings of Computer Graphics Tokyo
        '85), Springer, Berlin, 1985.

31.     R.A. Earnshaw, ed., Fundamental Algorithms for
        Computer Graphics (Proceedings of a NATO ASI,
        Ilkley, UK, March 30 - April 12, 1985), Springer,
        Berlin, 1985.

32.     C.E. Vandoni, ed., Eurographics '85 (Nice, France,
        September 9-13, 1985), North-Holland, Amsterdam,
        1985.

33.     T.L. Kunii, ed., Advanced Computer Graphics
        (Proceedings of Computer Graphics Tokyo '86),
        Springer, Berlin, 1986.

34.     Computer Graphics '86 (National Computer Graphics
        Association; Anaheim, CA, May 11-15, 1986).






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35.     D.C. Evans and R.J. Athay, eds., SIGGRAPH '86
        Conference Proceedings (Dallas, TX, August 18-22,
        1986), Computer Graphics 20 (4), August 1986.

36.     Eurographics '86 (Lisbon, Portugal, August 25-29,
        1986).

37.     Defense and Government Computer Graphics Conference
        (Washington, DC, October 27-30, 1986).

38.     T. Kunii and D.F. Rogers, eds., Computer Graphics
        Tokyo '85, CGA 6 (4), April 1986, 14-58.

39.     N. Magnenat-Thalmann and D. Thalmann, eds.,
        Computer-Generated Images-The State of the Art,
        Springer, Berlin, 1985.

40.     N. Magnenat-Thalmann and D. Thalmann, Computer
        Animation-Theory and Practice, Springer, Berlin,
        1985.

41.     J. Lewell, Computer Graphics:  A Survey of Current
        Techniques and Applications, Van Nostrand, New York,
        1985.

42.     I.V. Kerlaw and J. Rosebush, eds., Computer Graphics
        for Designers and Artists, Van Nostrand, New York,
        1986.

43.     G. Enderle, M. Grave, and F. Lillehagen, eds.,
        Advances in Computer Graphics I, Springer, Berlin,
        1986.

44.     F.R.A. Hopgood, R.J. Hubbold, and D.A. Duce, eds.,
        Advances in Computer Graphics II, Springer, Berlin,
        1986.

45.     D. Hearn and M.P. Baker, Computer Graphics,
        Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1986.

46.     B. Singh and G. Schrack, Computer graphics
        literature for 1985: a bibliography, C&G 20, 1986,
        85-145.

47.     J.O. Eklundh and L. Kjelldahl, Computer graphics and
        computer vision-some unifying and discriminating
        features, C&G 9, 1985, 339-349.

48.     M. Neal, Tour of computer graphics in Japan,
        CGA 6(6), 1986, 11-20.




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49.     A. Mukherjee and Y.V. Venkatesh, Digital color
        reproduction on color television monitors, CVGIP 36,
        1986, 114-132.

A.4.  Optical processing

50.     J.A. Neff, ed., Optical Computing (Los Angeles, CA,
        January 23-24, 1986), Proc. SPIE 625.

51.     D.P. Casasent and A. Tescher, eds., Hybrid Image
        Processing (Orlando, FL, April 1-2, 1986), Proc.
        SPIE 638.

52.     D.R. Pape, ed., Optical Information Processing II
        (Orlando, FL, April 3-4, 1986), Proc. SPIE 639.

53.     Y.S. Abu-Mostafa and D. Psaltis, Computation power
        of parallelism in optical architectures, CAPAIDM,
        42-47.

54.     D. Casasent, Optical computer architectures for
        pattern analysis, CAPAIDM, 49-52.

55.     S.H. Lee, Optical implementations of digital
        algorithms for pattern recognition, CAPAIDM, 53-60.

56.     B.K. Jenkins and A.A. Sawchuk, Optical cellular
        logic architectures for image processing, CAPAIDM,
        61-65.

A.5.  Perception

57.     Computational Models in Human Vision (Rochester, NY,
        June 19-21, 1986).

58.     E.A. Geissler, ed., Modern Issues in Perception,
        North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1983.

59.     A.J. van Doorn, W.A. van de Grind, and J.J.
        Koenderink, eds., Limits in Perception, VNU Science
        Press, 1984.

60.     S. Pinker, ed., Visual Cognition, MIT Press,
        Cambridge, MA, 1985.

61.     K.R. Boff, L. Kaufman, and J.P. Thomas, eds.,
        Handbook of Perception and Human Performance:  1.
        Sensory Processes and Perception; 2. Cognitive
        Processes and Performance, Wiley, New York, 1986.





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62.     A. Rosenfeld, ed., Human and Machine Vision II,
        Academic Press, Orlando, FL, 1986.

63.     E.C. Schwab and H.C. Nusbaum, eds., Pattern
        Recognition by Humans and Machines.  Volume 2:
        Visual Perception, Academic Press, Orlando, FL,
        1986.

64.     D. Holender, Semantic activation without conscious
        identification in dichotic listening, parafoveal
        vision, and visual masking:  a survey and appraisal,
        Behavioral Brain Sciences 9, 1986, 1-66.

65.     D.H. Ballard, Cortical connections and parallel
        processing:  structure and function, Behavioral
        Brain Sciences 9, 1986, 67-120.

66.     M. Leyton, Principles of information structure
        common to six levels of the human cognitive system,
        IS 38, 1986, 1-120.

67.     E. Harth, A.S. Pandya, and K.P. Unnikrishnan,
        Perception as an optimization process, CVPR, 662-
        665.

B.  Digitization, Approximation, Compression

B.1.  Quantization, Sampling

68.     P.F. Swaszek, Uniform spherical coordinate
        quantization of spherically symmetric sources, T-
        COMM 33, 1985, 518-521.

69.     F.S. Lu and G.L. Wise, A further investigation of
        Max's algorithm for optimum quantization, T-COMM 33,
        1985, 746-750.

70.     N. Farvardin and J.W. Modestino, Adaptive buffer-
        instrumented entropy-coded quantizer performance for
        memoryless sources, T-IT 32, 1986, 9-22.

71.     G. Vasquez, Comments on ``A simple approximation for
        minimum mean-square error symmetric uniform
        quantization'', T-COMM 34, 1986, 298-300.

72.     N. Judell and L. Scharf, A simple derivation of
        Lloyd's classical result for the optimum scalar
        quantizer, T-IT 32, 1986, 326-328.






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73.     M.J. Bage, Lattice quantizers:  entropy reduction by
        proper tie-handling, T-IT 32, 1986, 328-330.

74.     P.F. Swaszek, Asymptotic performance of unrestricted
        polar quantizers, T-IT 32, 1986, 330-333.

75.     T.R. Fischer, A pyramid vector quantizer, T-IT 32,
        1986, 568-583.

76.     P.C. Chang and R.M. Gray, Gradient algorithms for
        designing predictive vector quantizers, T-ASSP 34,
        1986, 679-690.

77.     (W. Kou) and (Z. Hu), Fast search algorithms for
        vector quantization, ICPR, 1007-1009.

78.     M. Werman and S. Peleg, Halftoning as optimal
        quantization, ICPR, 1114-1116.

79.     B. Ramamurthi and A. Gersho, Classified vector
        quantization of images, T-COMM 34, 1986, 1105-1115.

80.     D. Field, Algorithms for drawing anti-aliased
        circles and ellipses, CVGIP 33, 1986, 1-15.

81.     R.A. Hummel, Representations based on zero crossings
        in scale space, CVPR, 204-209.

82.     B. Kedem, A stochastic characterization of the sine
        function, Amer. Math. Monthly 93, 1986, 430-440.

83.     K. Turkowski, Anti-aliasing in topological color
        spaces, SIGGRAPH, 307-314.

84.     A. Zakhor and D. Izraelevitz, A note on the sampling
        of zero crossings of two-dimensional signals, P-
        IEEE 74, 1986, 1285-1287.

85.     D. Rotem and Y.Y. Zeevi, Image reconstruction from
        zero crossings, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 1269-1277.

86.     J.J. Clark and P.D. Lawrence, Analysis of the error
        in the reconstruction of n-dimensional stochastic
        processes, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 1326-1329.

87.     J. Hong, Proving by example and gap theorems, SFCS,
        107-116.







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B.2.  Approximation of Curves and Surfaces

88.     M. Tamminen and F.W. Jansen, An integrity filter for
        recursive subdivision meshes, C&G 9, 1985, 351-363.

89.     E. Cohen, T. Lyche, and L.L. Schumaker, Algorithms
        for degree-raising of splines, TOG 4, 1985, 171-181.

90.     T. Kaneko and M. Okudaira, Encoding of arbitrary
        curves based on the chain code representation, T-
        COMM 33, 1985, 697-707.

91.     G. Alia, E. Martinelli, and N. Tani, Fast hardware
        graphic generators of curve families, C&G 10, 1986,
        27-36.

92.     M.S. Hanna, D.G. Evans, and P.N. Schweitzer, On the
        approximation of plane curves by parametric cubic
        splines, BIT 26, 1986, 217-232.

93.     J.G. Dunham, Optimum uniform piecewise linear
        approximation of planar curves, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 67-
        75.

94.     B.A. Barsky, Parametric spline curves and surfaces,
        CGA 6(2), 1986, 33-64.

95.     P.M. Prenter and E.R. Westwater, Three adaptive
        discrete least squares cubic spline procedures for
        the compression of data, CVGIP 33, 1986, 327-345.

96.     M.C.K. Yang, C.K. Kim, K.Y. Cheng, C.C. Yang, and
        S.S. Liu, Automatic curve fitting with quadratic B-
        spline functions and its applications to computer-
        assisted animation, CVGIP 33, 1986, 346-363.

97.     P.A. Sundar Raj and J. Koplowitz, On bit reduction
        of chain coded line drawings, PRL 4, 1986, 99-102.

98.     K. Suzuki, Y. Nishida, and S. Hata, A fast polygonal
        approximation method for real-time shape
        recognition, CVPR, 388-394.

99.     B.B. Chaudhuri and S. Dutta, Interactive curve
        drawing by segmented Bezier approximation with a
        control parameter, PRL 4, 1986, 171-176.

100.    K. Kishimoto, K. Onaga, and K. Yamamoto, Theoretical
        error assessments of curved line digitization
        schemes on graphic displays, CVGIP 35, 1986, 170-
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101.    F.J.M. Schmitt, B.A. Barsky, and W.H. Du, An
        adaptive subdivision method for surface-fitting from
        sampled data, SIGGRAPH, 179-188.

102.    H. Imai and M. Iri, Computational-geometric methods
        for polygonal approximations of a curve, CVGIP 36,
        1986, 31-41.

103.    K. Wall, Curve fitting based on polygonal
        approximation, ICPR, 1273-1275.

104.    P. Lancaster and K. Salkauskas, Curve and Surface
        Fitting, Academic Press, Orlando, FL, 1986.

105.    J.G. Bliss, Velocity-tuned filters for spatio-
        temporal interpolation, WMRA, 61-66.

B.3.  Image Compression

106.    A. Habibi, Image coding, HPRIP, 169-189.

107.    N.B. Nill, A visual model weighted cosine transform
        for image compression and quality assessment, T-
        COMM 33, 1985, 551-557.

108.    C.D. Bowling and R.A. Jones, Motion compensated
        image coding with a combined maximum a posteriori
        and regression algorithm, T-COMM 33, 1985, 844-857.

109.    R. Srinivasan and K.R. Rao, Predictive coding based
        on efficient motion estimation, T-COMM 33, 1985,
        888-896.

110.    S. Ericsson, Fixed and adaptive predictors for
        hybrid predictive/transform coding, T-COMM 33, 1985,
        1291-1302.

111.    J.G. Kim and G. Kim, Design of optimal filters for
        error-feedback quantization of monochrome pictures,
        IS 39, 1986, 285-298.

112.    A. Lempel and J. Ziv, Compression of two-dimensional
        data, T-IT 32, 1986, 2-8.

113.    J.A. Saghri and A.G. Tescher, Adaptive transform
        coding based on chain coding concepts, T-COMM 34,
        1986, 112-117.

114.    P.M. Farrelle and A.K. Jain, Recursive block
        coding-a new approach to transform coding, T-
        COMM 34, 1986, 161-179.



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115.    M. Goldberg, P.R. Boucher, and S. Shlien, Image
        compression using adaptive vector quantization, T-
        COMM 34, 1986, 180-187.

116.    C.J. Hwang and K.R. Rao, Channel error propagation
        in adaptive TV coders, SP 10, 1986, 171-183.

117.    E. Dubois and J.L. Moncet, Encoding and progressive
        transmission of still pictures in NTSC composite
        format using transform domain methods, T-COMM 34,
        1986, 310-319.

118.    C.E. Li and K.R. Rao, Component coding of the NTSC
        color TV signal, SP 10, 1986, 265-277.

119.    P. Krishnasami and M.N. Faruqui, DPCM picture coding
        using two-dimensional quantizer, SP 10, 1986, 315-
        322.

120.    J.L. Bentley, D.D. Sleator, R.E. Tarjan, and V.K.
        Wei, A locally adaptive data compression scheme,
        Comm. ACM 29, 1986, 320-330.

121.    L.F. Chaparro, M. Kanefsky, and T. Papoutsis, The
        use of multiple sources for the modeling and coding
        of nonstationary images, T-SMC 16, 1986, 482-486.

122.    L.M. Cheng, A.S. Ho, and R.E. Burge, An adaptive
        asteroid zonal filter for data compression,
        CVGIP 34, 1986, 292-301.

123.    J.L.P. De Lameillieure, Comments on ``A predictor
        switching scheme for DPCM coding of video signals'',
        T-COMM 34, 1986, 628-630.

124.    M. Goldberg and H. Sun, Image sequence coding using
        vector quantization, T-COMM 34, 1986, 703-710.

125.    W.D. Hoffmann and D.E. Troxel, Making progressive
        transmission adaptive, T-COMM 34, 1986, 806-813.

126.    J.D. Eggerton and M.D. Srinath, A visually weighted
        quantization scheme for image bandwidth compression
        at  low data rates, T-COMM 34, 1986, 840-847.

127.    I. Song and S.A. Kassam, A new noiseless coding
        technique for binary images, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 944-
        951.






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128.    L. Knockaert, Comment on ``An upper bound on run-
        length coding entropy'', P-IEEE 74, 1986, 1284-1285.

129.    K.N. Ngan, Experiments on two-dimensional decimation
        in time and orthogonal transform domains, SP 11,
        1986, 249-263.

130.    M.K. Kundu, Pixel modification using image
        topological properties for better data compression,
        ICPR, 916-918.

131.    M. Kunt, Recent progress in high compression image
        coding, ICPR, 1018-1025.

132.    (Q. Yao) and (F. Zhou), Intra-frame DPCM picture
        coding with application of pattern recognition,
        ICPR, 1026-1028.

133.    E. Ahronovitz, M. Bertier, and M. Habib, Contour
        coding for image manipulation and compression, ICPR,
        1032-1035.

134.    P.D. Tsanakas and N.A. Alexandridis, An efficient
        scheme for exchanging structured pictures in
        distributed image processing systems, ICPR, 1259-
        1261.

135.    B.G. Haskell, Semicompatible high definition
        television using field differential signals, T-
        COMM 34, 1986, 1031-1037.

136.    J.W. Woods and S.D. O'Neil, Subband coding of
        images, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 1278-1288.

137.    M. Bierling and R. Thoma, Motion compensating field
        interpolation using a hierarchically structured
        displacement estimator, SP 11, 1986, 387-404.

138.    1986 Picture Coding Symposium (Tokyo, Japan, April
        2-4, 1986).

C.  Transforms, Filtering, Enhancement, Restoration,
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C.1.  Transforms, Convolutions

139.    P. Duris, O. Sykora, I. Vrto, and C.D. Thompson,
        Tight chip area lower bounds for discrete Fourier
        and Walsh-Hadamard transformations, IPL 21, 1985,
        245-247.

140.    J.P. Strong, The Fourier transform on mesh connected
        processing arrays such as the Massively Parallel
        Processor, CAPAIDM, 190-196.

141.    H.C. Fu and C.Y. Chang, A new pipeline/parallel
        architecture for prime factor discrete Fourier
        transform, CAPAIDM, 305-310.

142.    J.S. Wiejak, H. Buxton, and B.F. Buxton, Convolution
        with separable masks for early image processing,
        CVGIP 32, 1985, 279-290.

143.    A. Brass and G.S. Pawley, Two and three dimensional
        FFTs on highly parallel computers, PC 3, 1986, 167-
        184.

144.    L.H. Jamieson, P.T. Mueller Jr., and H.J. Siegel,
        FFT algorithms for SIMD parallel processing systems,
        JPDC 3, 1986, 48-71.

145.    W.M. Wells III, Efficient synthesis of Gaussian
        filters by cascaded uniform filters, T-PAMI 8, 1986,
        234-239.

146.    R.A. Games, The geometry of quadrics and
        correlations of sequences, T-IT 32, 1986, 423-426.

147.    R. Kumaresan and P.K. Gupta, Vector-radix algorithm
        for a 2-D discrete Hartley transform, P-IEEE 74,
        1986, 755-757.

148.    J.S. Chen, A. Huertas, and G. Medioni, Very fast
        convolution with Laplacian-of-Gaussian masks, CVPR,
        293-298.

149.    S.Y. Lee and J.K. Aggarwal, Parallel 2-D convolution
        on a mesh connected array processor, CVPR, 305-310.

150.    R.A. Young, Simulation of human retinal function
        with the Gaussian derivative model, CVPR, 564-569.

151.    M. Eden, M. Unser, and R. Leonardi, Polynomial
        representation of pictures, SP 10, 1986, 385-393.




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152.    I. Pitas and M.G. Strintzis, General in-place
        calculation of discrete Fourier transforms of
        multidimensional sequences, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 565-
        572.

153.    P.S. Heckbert, Filtering by repeated integration,
        SIGGRAPH, 315-321.

154.    A. Guessoum and R.M. Mersereau, Fast algorithms for
        the multidimensional discrete Fourier transform, T-
        ASSP 34, 1986, 937-943.

155.    J. Hekrdla, Index transforms of multidimensional
        cyclic convolutions and discrete Fourier transforms,
        T-ASSP 34, 1986, 996-997.

156.    R.N. Bracewell, O. Buneman, H. Hao, and J.
        Villasenor, Fast two-dimensional Hartley transform,
        P-IEEE 74, 1986, 1282-1283.

157.    P.C. Mali and D. Dutta Majumder, Analytic
        comparative study of a class of discrete linear
        basis transforms, ICPR, 272-274.

158.    R. Hummel and D. Lowe, Computing Gaussian blur,
        ICPR, 910-912.

159.    C. Cristobal, J. Bescos, and J. Santamaria,
        Application of the Wigner distribution for image
        representation and analysis, ICPR, 998-1000.

160.    R.W. Ramirez, The FFT-Fundamentals and Concepts,
        Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1985.

161.    P.L. Walker, The Theory of Fourier Series and
        Integrals, Wiley, New York, 1986.

162.    R.J. Schalkoff, A parallel decomposition and
        architecture for implementing geometric image
        transforms, CAPAIDM, 292-297.

163.    A.P. Reeves and C.H. Francford de Sellos Moura, Data
        mapping and rotation functions for the Massively
        Parallel Processor, CAPAIDM, 412-419.

164.    F.J. Peters, An algorithm for transformations of
        pictures represented by quadtrees, CVGIP 32, 1985,
        397-403.






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165.    K.M. Fant, A nonaliasing, real-time spatial
        transform technique, CGA 6(1), 1986, 71-80.

166.    A. Tanaka, M. Kameyama, S. Kazama, and O. Watanabe,
        A rotation method for raster image using skew
        transformation, CVPR, 272-277.

167.    N. Yokobori, P.S. Yeh, and A. Rosenfeld, Selective
        geometric correction of images, CVPR, 530-533.

C.2.  Filtering

168.    A.M. Eydgahi, A counter example to ``Realization of
        two-variable transfer functions'', P-IEEE 74, 1986,
        219-.

169.    S.K. Mitra and T.H. Yu, Complementary two-
        dimensional digital filters, P-IEEE 74, 1986, 229-
        230.

170.    J.H. Lee and J.W. Woods, Design and implementation
        of two-dimensional fully recursive digital filters,
        T-ASSP 34, 1986, 178-191.

171.    G. Wackersreuther, On two-dimensional polyphase
        filter banks, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 192-199.

172.    K. Rumatowski, Walsh transform applied to digital
        filtering, SP 10, 1986, 253-263.

173.    E.I. Jury and T.Y. Ruridant, On the evaluation of
        double square integral in the (S(1), S(2)) complex
        biplane, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 630-632.

174.    L.A. Ferrari, P.V. Sankar, J. Sklansky, and S.
        Leeman, Efficient two-dimensional filters using B-
        spline functions, CVGIP 35, 1986, 152-169.

175.    M. Sudhakara Reddy, S.C. Dutta Roy, and S.N. Hazra,
        Realization of first-order two-dimensional all-pass
        digital filters, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 1011-1013.

176.    I.T. Yang, G.L. Beckers, L. Dorst, and A. Boerman,
        Choosing filter parameters for non-linear image
        filtering, PRIP II, 5-15.

177.    H.H. Szu and R.A. Messner, Adaptive invariant
        novelty filters, P-IEEE 74, 1986, 518-519.






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178.    C. Braccini and G. Gambardella, Form-invariant
        linear filtering: theory and applications, T-
        ASSP 34, 1986, 1612-1628.

C.3.  Enhancement, Restoration

179.    R.C. Gonzalez, Image enhancement and restoration,
        HPRIP, 191-213.

180.    G. Wolberg and T. Pavlidis, Restoration of binary
        images using stochastic relaxation with annealing,
        PRL 3, 1985, 375-388.

181.    J. Biemond, Image restoration as an identification
        and filtering problem, PRIP II, 17-29.

182.    D. Bosman, H. Boterenbrood, and H. van Huijstee, Two
        non-linear image enhancement algorithms, PRIP II,
        31-46.

183.    N.N. Abdelmalek, Noise filtering in digital images
        and approximation theory, PR 19, 1986, 417-424.

184.    Z. Hua, H. Roehrig, and M. Hayworth, Method for
        improving image quality in digital linear
        tomography, IVC 4, 1986, 25-28.

185.    P.H. Mowforth and Z.P. Jin, Implementation for noise
        suppression in images, IVC 4, 1986, 29-37.

186.    A.R. Butz, A class of rank order smoothers, T-
        ASSP 34, 1986, 157-165.

187.    G.R. Arce, Statistical threshold decomposition for
        recursive and nonrecursive median filters, T-IT 32,
        1986, 243-253.

188.    G. Sharma and R. Chellappa, Two-dimensional spectrum
        estimation using noncausal autoregressive models,
        T-IT 32, 1986, 268-275.

189.    J.L. Aravena and W.A. Porter, One-dimensional scan
        selection for two-dimensional signal restoration,
        T-PAMI 8, 1986, 282-284.

190.    L.F. Chaparro and M. Boudaoud, Image multimodeling
        and a two-dimensional multicategory Wiener filter,
        T-SMC 16, 1986, 312-315.






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191.    F.N. Ku and J.M. Hu, A new approach to the
        restoration of an image blurred by linear uniform
        motion, CVGIP 34, 1986, 20-34.

192.    R. Kumaresan and A.K. Shaw, An exact least squares
        fitting technique for two-dimensional frequency
        wavenumber estimation, P-IEEE 74, 1986, 606-607.

193.    I. Pitas and A.N. Venetsanopoulos, Nonlinear order
        statistic filters for image filtering and edge
        detection, SP 10, 1986, 395-413.

194.    B. Shahraray and D.J. Anderson, Optimal smoothing of
        digitized contours, CVPR, 210-218.

195.    P. Saint-Marc and M. Richetin, Structural filtering
        from curvature information, CVPR, 338-343.

196.    T. Pavlidis and G. Wolberg, An algorithm for the
        segmentation of bilevel images, CVPR, 570-575.

197.    I. Pitas and A.N. Venetsanopoulos, Nonlinear mean
        filters in image processing, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 573-
        584.

198.    A.R. Butz, Some properties of a class of rank order
        smoothers, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 614-615.

199.    S. Singh, S.N. Tandon, and H.M. Gupta, An iterative
        restoration technique, SP 11, 1986, 1-11.

200.    D.W. Murray, A. Kashko, and H. Buxton, A parallel
        approach to the picture restoration algorithm of
        Geman and Geman on an SIMD machine, IVC 4, 1986,
        133-142.

201.    V. Kim and L. Yaroslavskii, Rank algorithms for
        picture processing, CVGIP 35, 1986, 234-258.

202.    M.R. Civanlar and H.J. Trussell, Digital signal
        restoration using fuzzy sets, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 919-
        936.

203.    A.M. Tekalp, H. Kaufman, and J.W. Woods,
        Identification of image and blur parameters for the
        restoration of noncausal blurs, T-ASSP 34, 1986,
        963-972.

204.    M.S. Ahmed and K.K. Tahboub, Recursive Wiener
        filtering for image restoration, T-ASSP 34, 1986,
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205.    A. Webb, Application of the singular value method
        and signal sub-space methods to sampled radar
        images, PRL 4, 1986, 259-267.

206.    R.P.W. Duin, H. Haringa, and R. Zeelen, Fast
        percentile filtering, PRL 4, 1986, 269-272.

207.    B.K.P. Horn and E.J. Weldon Jr., Filtering closed
        curves, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 665-668.

208.    N.N. Abdelmalek, Approximation theory and noise
        filtering in digital images, ICPR, 202-206.

209.    (Y.L. Cai) and (C.S. Chen), An edge preseving
        smoothing filter based on the robust estimate, ICPR,
        206-208.

210.    J. Biemond, Image restoration as an identification
        and filtering problem, ICPR, 209-211.

211.    (D. Wang) and (Q. Wang), A weighted averaging method
        for image smoothing, ICPR, 981-983.

212.    S. Kondo and K. Atsuta, Restoration of digital
        images under additive noises using a quality measure
        of restored images, ICPR, 1029-1031.

213.    B.H. Khang, H. Kiem, and P.N. Khoi, The fast
        smoothing algorithms based on local operators, ICPR,
        1304-1306.

214.    B. Ramamurthi and A. Gersho, Nonlinear space-variant
        postprocessing of block coded images, T-ASSP 34,
        1986, 1258-1268.

215.    R.M. Leahy and C.E. Goutis, An optimal technique for
        constraint-based image restoration and
        reconstruction, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 1629-1642.

216.    E. Oja and H. Ogawa, Parametric projection filter
        for image and signal restoration, T-ASSP 34, 1986,
        1643-1653.

217.    V.V. Bapeswara Rao and K. Sankara Rao, A new
        algorithm for real-time median filtering, T-ASSP 34,
        1986, 1674-1675.

218.    T.S. Huang, Image Reconstruction from Incomplete
        Observations, JAI Press, 1984.





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219.    R.H.T. Bates and M.J. McDonnell, Image Restoration
        and Reconstruction, Clarendon Press, UK, 1986.

220.    T.F. Knoll and E.J. Delp, Adaptive gray scale
        mapping to reduce registration noise in difference
        images, CVGIP 33, 1986, 129-137.

221.    H.B. Bidasaria, A method for almost exact histogram
        matching for two digitized images, CVGIP 34, 1986,
        93-98.

222.    P.D. Wendt, E.J. Coyle, and N.C. Gallagher Jr.,
        Stack filters, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 898-911.

223.    A. Efron and D.W. Tufts, Estimation of frequencies
        of multiple two-dimensional sinusoids:  improved
        methods of linear prediction, P-IEEE 74, 1986, 369-
        371.

224.    B. Kedem, Spectral analysis and discrimination by
        zero-crossings, P-IEEE  74, 1986, 1477-1493.

225.    H. Marmolin, Subjective MSE measures, T-SMC 16,
        1986, 487-484.

C.4.  Reconstruction

226.    A.C. Kak and B.A. Roberts, Reconstruction from
        projections:  applications in computerized
        tomography, HPRIP, 649-693.

227.    G. Harauz and M. van Heel, Direct 3D reconstruction
        from projections with initially unknown angles, PRIP
        II, 279-288.

228.    H. Stark and J.W. Woods, Authors' reply to
        ``Comments on `Direct Fourier reconstruction in
        computer tomography' '', T-ASSP 34, 1986, 379-380.

229.    A.N. Datta and B. Bandyopadhyay, Nonlinear extension
        to a moment method iterative reconstruction
        algorithm for microwave tomography, P-IEEE 74, 1986,
        604-606.

230.    M. Bramanti, A. Tonazzini, and E. Salerno, Some
        theoretical aspects of a backscattering based
        tomographic imaging technique, SP 10, 1986, 415-425.

231.    M. Soumekh, Image reconstruction techniques in
        tomographic imaging systems, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 952-
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232.    A. DiCenzo, A comparison of resolution for spotlight
        synthetic-aperture radar and computer-aided
        tomography, P-IEEE 74, 1986, 1165-1166.

233.    B.W. Suter, A parallel algorithm for the discrete
        Radon transform, CAPAIDM, 394-398.

234.    O. Nalcioglu, Z.H. Cho, and T.F. Budinger, eds.,
        Physics and Engineering of Computerized
        Multidimensional Imaging and Processing (Newport
        Beach, CA, April 2-4, 1986), Proc. SPIE 671.

D.  Architectures, Systems, Software, Techniques

D.1.  General References

235.    H. Freeman and G.G. Pieroni, eds., Computer
        Architectures for Spatially Distributed Data
        (Proceedings of a NATO Advanced Study Institute,
        Cetraro, Italy, June 6-17, 1983), Springer, Berlin,
        1985.

236.    IEEE Computer Society Workshop on Computer
        Architecture for Pattern Analysis and Image Database
        Management (Miami Beach, FL, November 18-20, 1985),
        IEEE Publ. 85CH2229-3.

237.    K. Bromley, ed., Highly Parallel Signal Processing
        Architectures (Los Angeles, CA, January 21-22,
        1986), Proc. SPIE 614.

238.    NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Pyramidal Systems
        for Image Processing and Computer Vision (Maratea,
        Italy, Many 5-9, 1986).

239.    IEEE Computer Society Workshop on Visual Languages
        (Dallas, TX, June 25-27, 1986), IEEE Publ.
        86CH2343-2.

240.    Second International Symposium on Spatial Data
        Handling (Seattle, WA, July 5-10, 1986).

241.    J. Speiser, ed., Advanced Algorithms and
        Architectures for Signal Processing (San Diego, CA,
        August 19-20), Proc. SPIE 696.

242.    W. Handler, T. Legendi, and G. Wolf, eds., Parcella
        '84 (International Workshop on Parallel Processing
        by Cellular Automata and Arrays; September 25-27,
        1984), Akademie Verlag, DDR, 1985.




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243.    Parcella '86 (Berlin, DDR, September 9-11, 1986).

244.    S. Wolfram, ed., Theory and Applications of Cellular
        Automata, World Scientific, Singapore, 1986.

245.    G. Lindstrom, ed., International Journal of Parallel
        Programming, Plenum Press, 1986ff.

246.    G.S. Almasi and G. Paul, eds., Special Issue on
        Parallel Processing, Parallel Computing 2 (3),
        November 1985, 185-288.

247.    K.A. Frenkel, ed., Special Issue on Parallelism,
        Comm. ACM 29 (12), December 1986, 1168-1239.

248.    L. Uhr, Parallel Multi-Computers and Artificial
        Intelligence, Wiley, New York, 1986.

249.    G.S. Almasi, Overview of parallel processing, PC 2,
        1985, 191-203.

250.    R. Ohbuchi, Overview of parallel processing research
        in Japan, PC 2, 1985, 219-228.

251.    S. Kutti, Taxonomy of parallel processing and
        definitions, PC 2, 1985, 353-359.

D.2.  Cellular Arrays

252.    D. Hillis, The Connection machine, MIT Press,
        Cambridge, MA, 1985.

253.    H. Szwerinski, Symmetrical one-dimensional cellular
        spaces, IC 67, 1985, 163-172.

254.    C.C. Hsiao and N.T. Shen, k-fold bitonic sort on a
        mesh-connected parallel computer, IPL 21, 1985,
        207-212.

255.    F. Fogelman-Soulie', Parallel and sequential
        computation on Boolean networks, TCS 40, 1985, 275-
        300.

256.    O.H. Ibarra and M.A. Palis, Fast parallel language
        recognition by cellular automata, TCS 41, 1985,
        231-246.

257.    G. Slutzki, Alternating tree automata, TCS 41, 1985,
        305-318.





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258.    M.J.B. Duff, Architectures of SIMD cellular logic
        image processing arrays, CASDD, 19-36.

259.    A. Rosenfeld, Pyramid architectures for image
        analysis, CASDD, 223-228.

260.    S.L. Tanimoto, Image processing with hierarchical
        cellular logic, CASDD, 279-294.

261.    Z. Chen, C.C. Chang, and T.L. Chia, RCAP-a
        reconfigurable cellular array processor for image
        processing, CAPAIDM, 80-87.

262.    A. Merigot, B. Zavidovique, and F. Devos, SPHINX, a
        pyramidal approach to parallel image processing,
        CAPAIDM, 107-111.

263.    P.A. Sandon, A pyramid implementation using a
        reconfigurable array of processors, CAPAIDM, 112-
        118.

264.    Q.F. Stout, Properties of divide-and-conquer
        algorithms for image processing, CAPAIDM, 203-210.

265.    T.N. Mudge, Vision algorithms for hypercube
        machines, CAPAIDM, 225-230.

266.    V.K. Prasanna Kumar and C.S. Raghavendra, Image
        processing on enhanced mesh connected computers,
        CAPAIDM, 243-247.

267.    D.E. Oldfield and S.F. Reddaway, An image
        understanding performance study on the ICL
        Distributed Array Processor, CAPAIDM, 256-264.

268.    J.A.B. Tome', Low order regular arrays for geometric
        pattern detection, CAPAIDM, 265-269.

269.    E.W. Kent and S.L. Tanimoto, Hierarchical cellular
        logic and the PIPE processor:  structural and
        functional correspondence, CAPAIDM, 311-319.

270.    J.E. Devaney, The MPP-a totally different approach
        to programming, CAPAIDM, 420-427.

271.    G.X. Ritter and P.D. Gader, Image algebra
        implementation on cellular array computers, CAPAIDM,
        430-437.






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272.    P.P. Jonker and R.P.W. Duin, Considerations on a
        VLSI architecture for cellular logic operations,
        CAPAIDM, 453-462.

273.    P. Garda, B. Zavidovique, and F. Devos, Cellular
        hardware for a NCP based vision, CAPAIDM, 490-492.

274.    A. Rosenfeld, The prism machine:  an alternative to
        the pyramid, JPDC 2, 1985, 404-411.

275.    M.J. Atallah and S.E. Hambrusch, Solving tree
        problems on a mesh-connected processor array, IC 69,
        1986, 168-187.

276.    C.B. Yang and R.C.T. Lee, The mapping of 2-D array
        processors to 1-D array processors, PC 3, 1986,
        217-229.

277.    E. Katona, A lattice model for cellular (systolic)
        algorithms, PC 3, 1986, 251-258.

278.    F. Dehne, O(n(1/2)) algorithms for the maximal
        elements and ECDF searching problem on a mesh-
        conencted parallel computer, IPL 22, 1986, 303-306.

279.    R. Sommerhalder and S.C. van Westrhenen, A parallel
        O(log n) algorithm for the drawing of algebraic
        curves in an n x n square, IPL 23, 1986, 221-226.

280.    K. Preston, Jr., Cellular logic arrays for image
        processing, HPRIP, 395-436.

281.    H.C. Card, A. Thanailakis, W. Pries, and R.D.
        McLeod, Analysis of bounded linear cellular automata
        based on a method of image charges, JCSS 33, 1986,
        473-480.

282.    Z.M. Wojcik and A. Rosenfeld, A shape coding array,
        PRL 4, 1986, 57-59.

283.    X. Li and Z. Fang, Parallel algorithms for
        clustering on hypercube SIMD computers, CVPR, 130-
        133.

284.    R.P. Blanford and S.L. Tanimoto, A pyramid machine
        simulator for the Symbolics 3600, CVPR, 427-429.

285.    H.A.H. Ibrahim, J.R. Kender, and D.E. Shaw, On the
        performance of tree-structured machines for window-
        based image processing, CVPR, 666-670.




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286.    T.J. Fountain, Array architectures for iconic and
        symbolic image processing, ICPR, 24-33.

287.    (G.Q. Bao), Variable capacitance neuron model-a new
        hardware for bionics computer, ICPR, 990-991.

288.    H.A.H. Ibrahim, J.R. Kender, and D.E. Shaw, On the
        application of massively parallel SIMD tree machines
        to certain intermediate-level vision tasks,
        CVGIP 36, 1986, 53-75.

289.    Y. Ma, S. Sen, and I.D. Scherson, The distance bound
        for sorting on mesh-connected processor arrays is
        tight, SFCS, 255-263.

290.    Q.F. Stout, Meshes with multiple buses, SFCS, 264-
        273.

291.    J.H. Chang, O.H. Ibarra, and A. Vergis, On the power
        of one-way communication, SFCS, 455-464.

292.    T.F. Chan and Y. Saad, Multigrid algorithms on the
        hypercube multiprocessor, T-COMP 35, 1986, 969-977.

293.    W. Pries, A. Thanailakis, and H.C. Card, Group
        properties of cellular automata and VLSI
        applications, T-COMP 35, 1986, 1013-1024.

D.3.  Other Systems

294.    P.E. Danielsson, Algorithm-driven architecture for
        parallel image processing, CASDD, 1-17.

295.    V. Cantoni, Classification schemes for image
        processing architectures, CASDD, 37-55.

296.    D.H. Schaefer, Representations of spatially parallel
        architectures, CASDD, 57-74.

297.    S.M. Goldwasser, Computer architecture for
        interactive display of segment imagery, CASDD, 75-
        94.

298.    H.J. Siegel, The PASM system and parallel image
        processing, CASDD, 95-119.

299.    A. Guzman, M. Gerzso, K.B. Norkin, and S.Y.
        Vilenkin, The conversion via software of a SIMD
        processor into a MIMD processor.  PS-2000, an array
        processor, becomes AHR, a general purpose LISP
        machine., CASDD, 121-137.



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300.    K.S. Fu, K. Hwang, and B.W. Wah, VLSI multiprocessor
        for image processing, CASDD, 139-157.

301.    S. Levialdi, One, two, ... many processors for image
        processing, CASDD, 159-185.

302.    G.G. Pieroni, M.F. Costabile, and G. Gaglianese,
        Microcomputer and software architecture for
        processing sequences of maps:  association of
        successive frames, CASDD, 187-201.

303.    T. Kasvand and A.G. Fabbri, Considerations on
        pyramidal pipelines for spatial analysis of
        geoscience map data, CASDD, 295-311.

304.    R. Lindner, Introduction to a simple but
        unconventional multiprocessor system and outline of
        an application, CASDD, 329-348.

305.    S. Castan, Parallel processing, CASDD, 349-374.

306.    B.W. Wah, W. Shang, and M. Aboelaze, Buffering in
        macropipelines of systolic arrays, CAPAIDM, 2-8.

307.    K. Hwang and P.S. Tseng, A VLSI-based multiprocessor
        for real-time image processing, CAPAIDM, 9-17.

308.    H.C. Fu, Vector engine:  a VLSI array processor for
        image processing systems, CAPAIDM, 18-24.

309.    S. Chen, A data flow computer architecture for
        Markov image models, CAPAIDM, 75-79.

310.    M. Sharma, J.H. Patel, and N. Ahuja, NETRA:  an
        architecture for a large scale multiprocessor vision
        system, CAPAIDM, 92-98.

311.    J.J. Pfeiffer Jr., Integrating low level and high
        level computer vision, CAPAIDM, 119-125.

312.    E.J. Delp, H.J. Siegel, A. Whinston, and L.H.
        Jamieson, An intelligent operating system for
        executing image understanding tasks on a
        reconfigurable parallel architecture, CAPAIDM, 217-
        224.

313.    T. Gotoh, S. Sasaki, and M. Yoshida, Two image
        processing systems challenging the limits of local
        parallel architecture, CAPAIDM, 272-279.





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314.    T.L. Huntsberger and W.R. Wood, FLASH-a parallel
        architecture for computer vision in uncertain
        environments, CAPAIDM, 280-283.

315.    L. Palmier, M.P. Gayrard, and B. Zavidovique, VLSI
        architecture of the ``curve'' function in image
        processing, CAPAIDM, 284-287.

316.    D.L. McCubbrey and R.M. Lougheed, Morphological
        image analysis using a raster pipeline processor,
        CAPAIDM, 444-452.

317.    S.S. Wilson, The PIXIE-5000-a systolic array
        processor, CAPAIDM, 477-483.

318.    A.L. Fisher and P.T. Highnam, Real-time image
        processing on scan line array processors, CAPAIDM,
        484-489.

319.    M.J. Kimmel, R.S. Jaffe, J.R. Mandeville, and M.A.
        Lavin, MITE:  morphic image transform engine-an
        architecture for reconfigurable pipelines of
        neighborhood processors, CAPAIDM, 493-500.

320.    P.F. Leonard, Pipeline architectures for real-time
        machine vision, CAPAIDM, 502-505.

321.    R.M. Haralick, A reconfigurable systolic network for
        computer vision, CAPAIDM, 507-515.

322.    W.K. Pratt, A pipeline architecture for image
        processing and analysis, CAPAIDM, 516-520.

323.    A. Fiat and A. Shamir, Polymorphic arrays: a novel
        VLSI layout for systolic computers, JCSS 33, 1986,
        47-65.

324.    L.O. Hertzberger and A. Choudry, Abstract data types
        and multiprocessor architecture for image
        understanding, PRIP II, 125-133.

325.    H.T. Kung and J.A. Webb, Mapping image processing
        operations onto a linear systolic machine,
        Distributed Computing 1, 1986, 246-257.

326.    L. Uhr, Parallel architectures for image processing,
        computer vision, and pattern perception, HPRIP,
        437-469.






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327.    T.Y. Young and P.S. Liu, VLSI array architecture for
        pattern analysis and image processing, HPRIP, 471-
        496.

328.    C. Guerra, Systolic algorithms for local operations
        on images, T-COMP 35, 1986, 73-77.

329.    P.W. Pachowicz, Time effects comparison for software
        computation of images, PRL 4, 1986, 45-49.

330.    I. Khan, Implementation of conditional processing
        and pyramids with a general purpose pipelined pixel
        processor, CVPR, 288-292.

331.    N.G. Bourbakis and P.A. Ligomenides, HAM-a real-time
        multimicroprocessor vision system, CVPR, 381-387.

332.    D.V. Ramanamurthy, N.J. Dimopoulos, K.F. Li, R.V.
        Patel, and A.J. Al-Khalili, Parallel algorithms for
        low level vision on the homogeneous multiprocessor,
        CVPR, 421-423.

333.    O.H. Ibarra, S.M. Kim, and M.A. Palis, Designing
        systolic algorithms using sequential machines, T-
        COMP 35, 1986, 531-542.

334.    J.W. Park, An efficient memory system for image
        processing, T-COMP 35, 1986, 669-.

335.    E.G. Ramo and J. Salminen, An experimental study of
        low cost image workstation architectures, ICPR, 34-
        37.

336.    T. Fukushima, Y. Kobayashi, S. Miura, and K. Asada,
        Architecture of an image signal processor-2 (ISP-2),
        ICPR, 38-41.

337.    I. Virtanen and O. Silven, A data conversion
        processor for the inspection of complicated binary
        patterns, ICPR, 42-45.

338.    G. Qiang and Z.R. Li, A knowledge base architecture
        for computer vision, ICPR, 859-861.

339.    A. Merigot, P. Garda, B. Zavidovique, and F. Devos,
        Interlayer communications in MIMD pyramidal
        computer, ICPR, 954-957.

340.    J. Viitanen, J. Salo, P. Vanni, P. Hanninen, and G.
        Campbell, Developing applications for the parallel
        TAMIPS image processor, ICPR, 1010-1012.



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341.    B. Lindskog and P.E. Danielsson, PICAP3-a parallel
        processor tuned for 3D image operations, ICPR,
        1248-1250.

342.    P. Kajfasz and B. Zavidovique, A dynamically re-
        configurable ``mail-image box'' for real time image
        processing, ICPR, 1262-1264.

343.    A. Klinger, T. Hall, D. Keyani, S. Suffin, and D.
        Rosenthal, A microcomputer-based system for cell
        image analysis, ICPR, 1316-1319.

D.4.  Software, Databases

344.    B. Lay, MORPHOLOG:  an imge processing software
        package, CAPAIDM, 463-468.

345.    L.G. Shapiro, R.M. Haralick, and M.J. Goulish,
        INSIGHT:  a data flow language for programming
        vision algorithms, CVPR, 375-380.

346.    J.M. Chassery and G. Bourrel, An image package
        software: IPS--design and abilities, ICPR, 913-915.

347.    W. Eckstein and S.J. Poppl, PSIWAG - a language for
        logic programming in image analysis, ICPR, 1117-
        1121.

348.    R. Gaemlich, I. Hofmann, and H. Niemann, A human
        interface for control of an image processing system,
        ICPR, 1256-1258.

349.    L.R.A. Kessenner, F.J. Peters, and M.L.P. van
        Lierop, eds., Data Structures for Raster Graphics
        (Steensel, Holland, June 24-28, 1985), Springer,
        Berlin, 1986.

350.    B. Chor, C.E. Leiserson, R.L. Rivest, and J.B.
        Shearer, An application of number theory to the
        organization of raster-graphics memory, J. ACM 33,
        1986, 86-104.

351.    Y. Ohsawa and M. Sakauchi, A tree-type line data
        management structure for efficient interactive
        graphics, ICPR, 729-731.

352.    S.E. Fahlman, Parallel processing in artificial
        intelligence, PC 2, 1985, 283-286.






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353.    G.E. Blelloch, CIS: A massively concurrent rule-
        based system, AAAI, 1986, 735-741.

354.    R. Bisiani, A software and hardware environment for
        developing AI applications on parallel processors,
        AAAI, 742-747.

355.    S.K. Chang, Image database systems, HPRIP, 371-393.

356.    A. Tojo and T. Sato, Interoperable database system:
        a new national R&D project and its impact on
        multimedia information processing technology,
        CAPAIDM, 336-339.

357.    M. Nagata and Y. Oonishi, Video image manipulation
        in multi-media pictorial database management,
        CAPAIDM, 340-347.

358.    R. Mehrotra and W.I. Grosky, REMINDS:  a relational
        model-based integrated image and text database
        management system, CAPAIDM, 348-354.

359.    P. Boursier, Image data bases:  a status report,
        CAPAIDM, 355-358.

360.    R. Barrera and A. Saboya, Data structure support for
        a geographic database management system, CAPAIDM,
        359-366.

361.    A. Meier and M. Ilg, Consistent operations on a
        spatial data structure, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 532-538.

D.5.  Techniques

362.    D. Lee, Optimal algorithms for image understanding:
        current status and future plans, J. Complexity 1,
        1985, 138-146.

363.    H. Shvaytser and S. Peleg, Fuzzy and probability
        vectors as elements of a vector space, IS 36, 1985,
        231-247.

364.    D. Petkovic, J. Sanz, and I. Dinstein, On
        applications of multi-colored polygonal masks and
        their computation in image processing pipeline
        architectures, CAPAIDM, 320-327.

365.    D. Terzopoulos, Image analysis using multigrid
        relaxation methods, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 129-139.





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366.    M. Maresca and H. Li, Morphological operations on
        mesh connected architecture:  a generalized
        convolution algorithm, CVPR, 299-304.

367.    E.R. Dougherty and C.R. Giardina, A digital version
        of the Matheron representation theorem for
        increasing tau-mappings in terms of a basis for the
        kernel, CVPR, 534-536.

368.    R.M. Haralick, S.R. Sternberg, and X. Zhuang,
        Grayscale morphology, CVPR, 543-550.

369.    A. Rosenfeld, ``Continuous'' functions on digital
        pictures, PRL 4, 1986, 177-184.

370.    S.R. Sternberg and J. Serra, eds., Special Section
        on Mathematical Morphology, CVGIP 35 (3), September
        1986, 279-382.

371.    J. Serra, Introduction to mathematical morphology,
        CVGIP 35, 1986, 283-305.

372.    S.R. Sternberg, Grayscale morphology, CVGIP 35,
        1986, 333-355.

373.    X. Zhuang and R.M. Haralick, Morphological
        structural element decomposition, CVGIP 35, 1986,
        370-382.

374.    M.J.D. Wilson, Adaptive windows: edges, stereopsis,
        and stripes, PRL 4, 1986, 351-358.

375.    R. Lenz, Rotation-invariant operators, ICPR, 1130-
        1132.

376.    G. Hartmann, Unified description and recognition of
        continuous contours and regions, ICPR, 1201-1203.

377.    F.N. Wu, J.H. Xu, and Y.B. He, A new method for
        processing points, lines and regions uniformly,
        ICPR, 1210-1212.

378.    J.P. Crettez, The relationship between two types of
        hierarchies in hexagonally digitized images, ICPR,
        1286-1288.









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E.  Pictorial Pattern Recognition

E.1.  General References

379.    H.J. Zimmermann, Fuzzy Set Theory and its
        Applications, Kluwer, Boston, MA, 1985.

380.    J.C. Bezdek, Analysis of Fuzzy Information, CRC,
        1986.

381.    E.A. Patrick and I.M. Fattu, Artificial Intelligence
        with Statistical Pattern Recognition, Prentice-Hall,
        Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1986.

382.    M. James, Classification Algorithms, Wiley, New
        York, 1986.

383.    S.K. Pal and D.K. Dutta Majumder, Fuzzy Mathematical
        Approach to Pattern Recognition, Wiley Eastern, New
        Delhi, India, 1986.

384.    M. Fischler and O. Firschein, Intelligence:  The
        Eye, the Brain, and the Computer, Addison-Wesley,
        Reading, MA, 1986.

385.    J.C. Simon, Patterns and Operators:  The Foundations
        of Data Representation, North Oxford, UK, 1986.

386.    L. Miclet, Structural Methods in Pattern
        Recognition, Springer, New York, 1986.

387.    L.N. Kanal and J.F. Lemmer, Uncertainty in
        Artificial Intelligence, North Holland, Amsterdam,
        1986.

388.    NATO Advanced Study Institute on Pattern Recognition
        Theory and Applications (Spa-Balmoral, Belgium, June
        9-20, 1986).

389.    NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Syntactic and
        Structural Pattern Recognition (Barcelona, Spain,
        October 23-25, 1986).

390.    Third International Workshop on Graph Grammars and
        their Applications to Computer Science (Warrenton,
        VA, December 2-6, 1986).

391.    R.R. Yager, ed., International Journal of
        Intelligent systems, Wiley, NY, 1986ff.





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392.    R. Trappl, ed., Applied Artificial Intelligence
        Journal, Hemisphere, 1986ff.

393.    H. Bunke and A. Sanfeliu, eds., Special Issue:
        Advances in Syntactic Pattern Recognition, PR 19
        (4), 1986, 249-338.

394.    S.C. Shapiro, ed., Encyclopedia of Artificial
        Intelligence, Wiley, New York, 1987.

395.    K.S. Fu, Syntactic pattern recognition, HPRIP, 85-
        117.

396.    M.G. Thomason, Syntactic pattern recognition:
        stochastic languages, HPRIP, 119-142.

397.    P. Biswas and M. Hadzikadic, A parallel architecture
        for syntactic pattern recognition based on logic
        program execution model, CAPAIDM, 68-74.

398.    Y.P. Chiang, Array processing for syntactic pattern
        recognition, CAPAIDM, 211-216.

399.    Y.P. Chiang, PROLOG and syntactic pattern
        recognition, CAPAIDM, 232-236.

400.    G. File', Machines for attribute grammars, IC 69,
        1986, 41-124.

401.    R. Mohr, Precompilation of syntactical descriptions
        and knowledge directed analysis of patterns, PR 19,
        1986, 255-266.

402.    T.C. Henderson and A. Samal, Shape grammar
        compilers, PR 19, 1986, 279-288.

403.    H.D. Cheng and K.S. Fu, Algorithm partition and
        parallel recognition of general context-free
        languages using fixed-size VLSI architecture, PR 19,
        1986, 361-372.

404.    M.G. Thomason and E. Granum, Dynamic programming
        inference of Markov networks from finite sets of
        sample strings, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 491-501.

405.    C.H. Chen, C. Faure, and T. Van der Pyl, Structure
        and statistical recognition of signals and images,
        ICPR, 1084-1086.






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406.    K. Inoue, I. Takanami, and R. Vollmar, Three-way
        two-dimensional finite automata with rotated inputs,
        IS 38, 1986, 271-282.

407.    K. Aizawa and A. Nakamura, Direction-independent
        grammars with contexts, IS 39, 1986, 1-20.

408.    K. Morita, K. Nakazono, and K. Sugata, On two-
        dimensional pattern-matching languages and their
        decision problems, IS 40, 1986, 53-66.

409.    K. Aizawa and A. Nakamura, Direction-independent
        application of productions on two-dimensional
        arrays, IPL 22, 1986, 295-301.

410.    J. Pecht, T-recognition of T-languages, a new
        approach to describe and program the parallel
        pattern recognition capabilities of @d@-dimensional
        tessellation structures, PR 19, 1986, 325-338.

411.    P.S.P. Wang and H.J. Lin, A pumping lemma for two-
        dimensional array languages, ICPR, 126-128.

412.    P.S.P. Wang and X.W. Dai, A grammatical inference
        algorithm for digitized array patterns, ICPR, 129-
        131.

413.    J. Kittler and J. Illingworth, Relaxation labelling
        algorithms-a review, IVC 3, 1985, 206-216.

414.    H.H. Liu and T.Y. Young, VLSI algorithms and
        structures for consistent labeling, CAPAIDM, 25-32.

415.    D. Reisis and V.K. Prasanna Kumar, Parallel
        processing of the labeling problem, CAPAIDM, 381-
        385.

416.    M. Zhang, R.M. Haralick, and J.B. Campbell,
        Contextual classification by stochastic relaxation,
        CAPAIDM, 399-407.

417.    J.Y. Koo, K.H. Park, and M. Kim, Improving the
        labeling accuracy by a new probabilistic relaxation
        labeling, PRL 3, 1985, 399-402.

418.    P.A. Devijver, Probabilistic labeling in a hidden
        second order Markov mesh, PRIP II, 113-123.

419.    R. Mohr and T.C. Henderson, Arc and path consistency
        revisited, AI 28, 1986, 225-233.




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420.    M.A.L. Thathachar and P.S. Sastry, Relaxation
        labeling with learning automata, T-PAMI 8, 1986,
        256-268.

421.    J.G. Harris and A.M. Flynn, Object recognition using
        the Connection Machine's router, CVPR, 134-139.

422.    J. Kittler and J. Foglein, On compatibility and
        support functions in probabilistic relaxation,
        CVGIP 34, 1986, 257-267.

423.    S. Kasif, On the parallel complexity of some
        constraint satisfaction problems, AAAI, 1986, 349-
        353.

424.    J. Kittler, Compatibility and support functions in
        probabilistic relaxation, ICPR, 186-189.

425.    X. Zhuang, R.M. Haralick, and H. Joo, A simplex like
        algorithm for relaxation labeling process, ICPR,
        190-194.

426.    S. Nishihara and K. Ikeda, A solution algorithm for
        the consistent labeling problem using the structure
        of constraints, ICPR, 198-200.

427.    P.P. Bonissone and R.M. Tong, Editorial: Reasoning
        with uncertainty in expert systems, Intl. J. Man-
        Machine Studies 22, 1985, 241-250.

428.    C. Berenstein, L.N. Kanal, and D. Lavine, Consensus
        and evidence, PRIP II, 525-546.

429.    J. Yen, A reasoning model based on an extended
        Dempster-Shafer theory, AAAI, 1986, 125-131.

430.    E.T. Horvitz, D.E. Heckerman, and C.P. Langlotz, A
        framework for comparing alternative formalisms for
        plausible reasoning, AAAI, 1986, 210-214.

431.    G. Shafer, The combination of evidence, IJIS 1,
        1986, 155-179.

432.    Y. Cheng and R.L. Kashyap, Construction and
        interpretations of formulas for combining evidence,
        ICPR, 1226-1229.

433.    K. Fukunaga, Statistical pattern classification,
        HPRIP, 3-32.





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434.    A.K. Jain, Cluster analysis, HPRIP, 33-57.

435.    J. Kittler, Feature selection and extraction, HPRIP,
        59-83.

436.    L.N. Kanal and G.R. Dattatreya, Problem solving
        methods for pattern recognition, HPRIP, 143-165.

437.    V.C. Bhavsar, T.Y.T. Chan, and L. Goldfarb, On the
        metric approach to pattern recognition and its VLSI
        implementation, CAPAIDM, 126-136.

438.    J. Cerella, Pigeons and perceptrons, PR 19, 1986,
        431-438.

439.    D.H. Ballard, Parallel logical inference and energy
        minimization, AAAI, 1986, 203-208.

440.    E. Saund, Abstraction and representation of
        continuous variables in connectionist networks,
        AAAI, 1986, 638-644.

441.    L.D. Wu and J.W. Tai, Some advances of pattern
        recogntion in China, ICPR, 134-143.

442.    M.S. Landy and R.A. Hummel, A brief survey of
        knowledge aggregation methods, ICPR, 248-252.

443.    J. Serra, From mathematical morphology to artificial
        intelligence, ICPR, 1336-1343.

444.    D.J. Hand, Recent advances in error rate estimation,
        PRL 4, 1986, 335-346.

E.2.  Character Recognition

445.    C.Y. Suen, Character recognition by computer and
        applications, HPRIP, 569-586.

446.    D. Brzakovic and J.T. Tou, An approach to computer-
        aided document examination, JCIS 14, 1985, 365-385.

447.    A. Okazaki, T. Konda, K. Mori, and S. Tsunekawa,
        Knowledge-controlled pattern recognition technique
        for hand-drawn logic symbols, CAPAIDM, 524-531.

448.    P.S.P. Wang, A new character recognition scheme with
        lower ambiguity and higher recognizability, PRL 3,
        1985, 431-436.





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449.    M. Shridhar and A. Badreldin, Recognition of
        isolated and simply connected handwritten numerals,
        PR 19, 1986, 1-12.

450.    J.S. Huang and K. Chuang, Heuristic approach to
        handwritten numeral recognition, PR 19, 1986, 15-19.

451.    H. Murase and T. Wakahara, Online hand-sketched
        figure recognition, PR 19, 1986, 147-160.

452.    J. Mantas, An overview of character recognition
        methodologies, PR 19, 1986, 425-430.

453.    G. Nagy, S.C. Seth, and S.D. Stoddard, Document
        analysis with an expert system, PRIP II, 149-159.

454.    H.S. Tan and J.T.W. Damen, Shape classification
        based on dynamic modelling procedure, PRIP II, 185-
        197.

455.    C.G. Leedham and A.C. Downton, On-line recognition
        of Pitman's handwritten shorthand-an evaluation of
        potential, Intl. J. Man-Machine Studies 24, 1986,
        375-393.

456.    H. Nagahashi and M. Nakatsuyama, A pattern
        description and generation method of structural
        characters, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 112-118.

457.    K. Hirota and W. Pedrycz, Subjective entropy of
        probabilistic sets and fuzzy cluster analysis, T-
        SMC 16, 1986, 173-179.

458.    G. Parthasarathy and B.N. Chatterji, The use of data
        windows in feature extraction for high dimensional
        PR problems, PRL 4, 1986, 25-30.

459.    H.S. Baird, Feature identification for hybrid
        structural/statistical pattern classification, CVPR,
        150-155.

460.    J.J. Hull and S.N. Srihari, A computational approach
        to visual word recognition:  hypothesis generation
        and testing, CVPR, 156-161.

461.    J. Tsukumo and K. Asai, Machine printed Chinese and
        Japanese character recognition method and
        experiments for reading Japanese pocket books, CVPR,
        162-167.





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462.    G. Wolberg, A syntactic omni-font character
        recognition system, CVPR, 168-173.

463.    P.G. Mulgaonkar, Automatic detection of address
        blocks on irregular mail pieces, CVPR, 430,672-674.

464.    H.D. Chang and K.S. Fu, VLSI architecture for
        dynamic time-warp recognition of handwritten
        symbols, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 603-613.

465.    D. Niyogi and S.N. Srihari, A rule-based system for
        document understanding, AAAI, 789-793.

466.    C.H. Wang and S.N. Srihari, Object recognition in
        structured and random environments: locating address
        blocks on mail pieces, AAAI, 1133-1137.

467.    J.J. Cannat, Y. Kodratoff, and S. Moscatelli,
        Learning techniques applied to multi-font character
        recognition, ICPR, 123-125.

468.    E. Holbaek-Hanssen, K. Braten, and T. Taxt, A
        general software system for supervised statistical
        classification of symbols, ICPR, 144-149.

469.    (B.C. Pan), Floating mask method for extracting
        hand-printed character features, ICPR, 324-326.

470.    E. Tanaka, T. Kohashiguchi, and K. Shimamura, High
        speed string correction for OCR, ICPR, 340-343.

471.    H.S. Baird, S. Kahan, and T. Pavlidis, Components of
        an omnifont page reader, ICPR, 344-348.

472.    R.G. Casey, Text OCR by solving a cryptogram, ICPR,
        349-351.

473.    G. Nagy, S. Seth, K. Einspahr, and T. Meyer,
        Efficient algorithm to decode substitution ciphers
        with application to OCR, ICPR, 352-355.

474.    A. Amin, Machine recognition of multi font printed
        Arabic texts, ICPR, 392-395.

475.    S.N. Srihari and G.W. Zack, Document image analysis,
        ICPR, 434-436.

476.    E. Meynieux, S. Seisen, and K. Tombre, Bilevel
        information recognition and coding in office paper
        documents, ICPR, 442-445.




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477.    H. Kida, O. Iwaki, and K. Kawada, Document
        recognition system for office automation, ICPR,
        446-448.

478.    S. Kondo and B. Attachoo, Model of handwriting
        process and its analysis, ICPR, 562-565.

479.    M. Ammar, Y. Yoshida, and T. Fukumura, A new
        effective approach for off-line verification of
        signatures by using pressure features, ICPR, 566-
        569.

480.    K. Yamamoto, H. Yamada, T. Saito, and I. Sakaga,
        Recognition of handprinted characters in the first
        level of JIS Chinese characters, ICPR, 570-572.

481.    N. Babaguchi, M. Tsukamoto, and T. Aibara, Knowledge
        aided character segmentation from handwritten
        document image, ICPR, 573-575.

482.    R. Sabourin and R. Plamondon, Preprocessing of
        handwritten signatures from image gradient analysis,
        ICPR, 576-579.

483.    (B. Li) and (S. Zhao), A new approach to recognition
        of both handwritten and multi-font printed Chinese
        characters, ICPR, 641-643.

484.    K.R. Tampi and S.S. Chetlur, Segmentation of
        handwritten characters, ICPR, 684-686.

485.    W. Postl, Detection of linear oblique structures and
        skew scan in digitized documents, ICPR, 687-689.

486.    K. Aoki and Y. Yamaya, Recognizer with learning
        mechanism for hand-written script English words,
        ICPR, 690-692.

487.    C. Lettera, L. Masera, C. Paoli, and R. Porinelli,
        Use of a dictionary in conjunction with a
        handwritten texts recognizer, ICPR, 699-701.

488.    L.P. Cordella and A. Marcelli, Normalization and
        decomposition of thin lines representing handprinted
        characters, ICPR, 723-725.

489.    S. Srinivasan, K. Palaniswamy, and A.E. Natarajan,
        Machine recognition of Indian language characters
        using a tree structure based on primitives, ICPR,
        726-728.




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490.    R. Plamondon and R. Baron, On-line recognition of
        handprint schematic pseudocode for automatic FORTRAN
        code generation, ICPR, 741-744.

491.    J. Higashino, H. Fujisawa, Y. Nakano, and M. Ejiri,
        A knowledge-based segmentation method for document
        understanding, ICPR, 745-748.

492.    J. Mantas, A fuzzy decision operator in recognizing
        Greek hand-drawn characters, ICPR, 753-755.

493.    Y. Maeda, F. Yoda, K. Matsuura, and H. Nambu,
        Character segmentation in Japanese hand-written
        document images, ICPR, 769-772.

494.    M. Hase, G. Suzuki, and H. Itoh, A method for
        extracting marked regions from document images,
        ICPR, 780-782.

495.    Y.L. Ma, S.Y. Jang, and C. Ma, Pattern recognition
        by circular layer code approach, ICPR, 783-785.

496.    Y. Nakano, H. Fujisawa, O. Kunisaki, K. Okada, and
        T. Hananoi, A document understanding system
        incorporating with character recognition, ICPR,
        801-803.

497.    R. Kasturi, C. Shih, and L.A. Fletcher, An approach
        for automatic recognition of graphics, ICPR, 877-
        879.

498.    Y. Hidai, K. Ooi, and Y. Nakamura, Stroke re-
        ordering algorithm for on-line handwritten character
        recognition, ICPR, 934-936.

499.    (C. Guo) and (G. Xuan), Automatic recognition of
        printed Chinese characters by four corner codes,
        ICPR, 1013-1015.

500.    M. Maier, Separating characters in scripted
        documents, ICPR, 1056-1058.

501.    M. Nakagawa, T. Aizawa, C. Komoda, Y. Ikeda, and N.
        Takahashi, Syntactic pattern recognition with
        stochastic dissimilarity in Japanese on-line input
        system (JOLIS)-1/1.5, ICPR, 1059-1062.

502.    Y. Kurosawa and H. Asada, Attributed string matching
        with statistical constraints for character
        recognition, ICPR, 1063-1067.




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503.    P.W. Palumbo and S.N. Srihari, Text parsing using
        spatial information for recognizing addresses in
        mail pieces, ICPR, 1068-1070.

504.    K. Abe, Y. Azumatani, M. Kukouda, and S. Suzuki,
        Discrimination of symbols, lines, and characters in
        flow chart recognition, ICPR, 1071-1074.

505.    J. Voisin and P.A. Devijver, An application of the
        multiedit-condensing technique to the reference
        selection problem in a print recognition system,
        ICPR, 1087-1089.

506.    O. Venta and T. Kohonen, A non-stochastic method for
        the correction of sentences, ICPR, 1214-1217.

507.    J.J. Hull, The use of global context in text
        recognition, ICPR, 1218-1220.

508.    International Conference on Machine Inspection of
        Printed Security Documents (Long Beach, CA,
        September 25-26, 1986).

509.    United States Postal Service Advanced Technology
        Conference (Washington, DC, October 21-23, 1986).

E.3.  Industrial Applications

510.    R.T. Chin, Algorithms and techniques for automated
        visual inspection, HPRIP, 587-612.

511.    C. Bania and J.C. Lin, Computer-aided design with
        expert system interface for robot vision, CAPAIDM,
        367-376.

512.    G. Stein, H. Tropf, and I. Walter, Interpretation of
        industrial scenes using augmented transition
        networks and production systems:  procedural vs.
        declarative models, PRIP II, 161-172.

513.    E. Persoon, Hierarchical correlation for fast
        industrial object location, PRIP II, 199-209.

514.    P. Suetens and A. Oosterlinck, Industrial pattern
        recognition, PRIP II, 345-362.

515.    R. Freytag, W. Haettich, and H. Wandres, Development
        tools for a model directed workpiece recognition
        system, PR 19, 1986, 267-278.





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516.    E.W. Kent and M.O. Shneier, Eyes for automatons,
        Spectrum 23(3), 1986, 37-45.

517.    K. Grebner, Model based analysis of industrial
        scenes, CVPR, 28-33.

518.    A.M. Darwish and A.K. Jain, Midline model based
        segmentation, CVPR, 614-618.

519.    L.A. Schmitt, W.A. Gruver, and A. Ansari, A robot
        vision system based on two-dimensional object-
        oriented models, T-SMC 16, 1986, 582-589.

520.    Q.Z. Ye and P.E. Danielsson, Visual inspection of
        printed circuit boards using connectivity preserving
        shrinking, ICPR, 2-4.

521.    G. Odawara, I. Ogata, M. Arase, H. Shirakawa, and H.
        Takeya, An integrated pattern inspection system,
        ICPR, 5-8.

522.    D. Petkovic, J. Sanz, K. Mohiuddin, E. Hinkle, M.
        Flickner, C. Cox, and K. Wong, An experimental
        system for disk head inspection, ICPR, 9-13.

523.    H. Koshimizu, K. Murakami, and K. Hasegawa, On the
        knowledge based interactive pattern processing
        system for the recognition of weld defects in
        radiographic inspection, ICPR, 14-17.

524.    P. Rummel, GSS-a fast, model-based grey-scale sensor
        system for workpiece recognition, ICPR, 18-21.

525.    V. Cantoni, L. Carrioli, L. Cozzi, M. Ferretti, and
        R. Ziliani, Automatic pads recognition for I.C.
        bonding, ICPR, 749-752.

526.    A. Brun-Buisson, V. Lattuati, and D. Lemoine,
        Selective sorting of glass bottles by artificial
        vision, ICPR, 759-761.

527.    I. Moring and H. Hakalahti, A scale-independent
        method for object recognition and visual positioning
        in nonoptimal conditions, ICPR, 773-775.

528.    S. Castan, J. Shen, and N.Q. He, A method for
        recognition and positioning of partially observed
        objects, ICPR, 786-788.






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529.    H. Strecker, Supervised-learning approach to image
        segmentation in automated X-ray testing, ICPR, 865-
        867.

530.    O. Silven, T. Westman, S. Huotari, and H. Hakalahti,
        A defect analysis method for visual inspection,
        ICPR, 868-870.

531.    K. Hirota, Y. Arai, and S. Hachisu, Fuzzy controlled
        robot-arm manipulating a moving object/mark on a
        belt conveyor, ICPR, 890-892.

532.    K.H. Hedengren, Automatic image analysis for
        inspection of complex objects--a systems approach,
        ICPR, 919-921.

533.    K. Mikami, H. Ishihara, H. Nakamoto, N. Tsukiyama,
        S. Hinoda, and K. Inagaki, Eye-in-hand: a new scheme
        of real-time vision for intelligent robots, ICPR,
        961-965.

534.    L.R. Baker and H.J. Caulfield, eds., Automatic
        Optical Inspection (Innsbruck, Austria, April 15-18,
        1986), Proc. SPIE 654.

535.    NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Machine
        Intelligence and Knowledge Engineering for Robotic
        Applications (Maratea, Italy, May 12-16, 1986).

536.    Vision '86 (Second International Applied Machine
        Vision Conference and Exposition, Detroit, MI, June
        2-5, 1986).

537.    ROVISEC-6 (Sixth International Conference on Robot
        Vision and Sensory Controls, Paris, France, June
        3-5, 1986).

538.    P.G. Cielo, ed., Optical Techniques for Industrial
        Inspection (Quebec City, Canada, June 4-6, 1986),
        Proc. SPIE 665.

539.    Vision West (Long Beach, CA, September 23-24, 1986).

540.    D.P. Casasent, ed., Intelligent Robots and Computer
        Vision (Cambridge, MA, October 28-31, 1986), Proc.
        SPIE 726.

541.    W.J. Wolfe and N. Marquina, eds., Mobile Robots
        (Cambridge, MA, October 30-31, 1986), Proc. SPIE
        727.




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542.    D.J. Svetkoff, ed., Optics, Illumination, and Image
        Sensing for Machine Vision (Cambridge, MA, October
        30-31, 1986), Proc. SPIE 728.

543.    M.J.W. Chen and R. Thibadeau, eds., Automated
        Inspection and Measurement (Cambridge, MA, October
        28-30, 1986), Proc. SPIE 730.

544.    N.J. Zimmerman, ed., Robot Vision and Sensory
        Controls V (Amsterdam, Holland, October 29-31,
        1986), North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1985.

545.    H.J. Bernstein, ed., Special Section on Factory
        Automation and Robotics, Comm. ACM 29 (6), June
        1986, 484-522.

546.    A. Pugh, ed., Robot Sensors, IFS, UK, 1985.

547.    N. Zuech, ed., Machine Vision:  Capabilities for
        Industry, SME, Dearborn, MI, 1986.

548.    J. Hollingum, Machine Vision:  The Eyes of
        Automation, IFS (UK)/Springer (Berlin), 1984.

549.    D. Braggins and J. Hollingum, The Machine Vision
        Sourcebook, IFS, UK, 1986.

550.    G.D. Sullivan, K.D. Baker, and J.A.D.W. Anderson,
        Use of multiple difference-of-Gaussian filters to
        verify geometric models, IVC 3, 1985, 192-197.

551.    S. Ozawa and A. Rosenfeld, Synthesis of a road image
        as seen from a vehicle, PR 19, 1986, 123-145.

552.    H.L. Chou and W.H. Tsai, A new approach to robot
        location by house corners, PR 19, 1986, 439-451.

553.    S.P. Liou and R.C. Jain, Road following using
        vanishing points, CVPR, 41-46.

554.    S. Ishikawa and S. Ozawa, A method of image guided
        vehicle using white line recognition, CVPR, 47-53.

555.    R.A. Brooks, A mobile robot with onboard parallel
        processor and large workspace arm, AAAI, 1096-1100.

556.    A. Bergman and C.K. Cowan, Noise-tolerant range
        analysis for autonomous navigation, AAAI, 1122-1126.






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557.    D. Kuan, G. Phipps, and A.C. Hsueh, A real-time road
        following and road junction detection vision system
        for autonomous vehicles, AAAI, 1127-1132.

558.    W.H. Tsai and Y.C. Chen, Adaptive navigation of
        automated vehicles by image analysis techniques, T-
        SMC 16, 1986, 730-740.

559.    H. Mori, H. Oowa, S. Kotani, S. Yasutomi, H.
        Ishiguro, Y. Chino, and H. Niki, Environment
        understanding of mobile robot ``HARUNOBU-3'' by
        picture interpretation language PILS V-3, ICPR,
        158-161.

560.    J. LeMoigne, A.M. Waxman, and L.S. Davis,
        Knowledge-base reasoning for road following, ICPR,
        244-247.

561.    B. Burg and B. Zavidovique, Pattern recognitions and
        image compression by means of a time warping
        algorithm, ICPR, 762-765.

E.4.  Biomedical Applications

562.    J. Sklansky, P.V. Sankar, and R.J. Walter Jr.,
        Biomedical image analysis, HPRIP, 629-647.

563.    Z. Li and L. Uhr, Comparative timings for a neuron
        recognition program on serial and pyramid computers,
        CAPAIDM, 99-106.

564.    R.T. Ritchings, A.C.F. Colchester, and H.Q. Wang,
        Knowledge-based analysis of carotid angiograms,
        IVC 3, 1985, 217-222.

565.    Z.N. Li and L. Uhr, A pyramidal approach for the
        recognition of neurons using key features, PR 19,
        1986, 55-62.

566.    I. Hofmann, H. Niemann, and G. Sagerer, Model based
        interpretation of image sequences from the heart,
        PRIP II, 173-183.

567.    T. Kaminuma, R. Minamikawa, and I. Suzuki, 3D
        reconstruction of spatio-temporal series of optical
        pictures, PRIP II, 255-265.

568.    W. Abmayr and U. Heinzmann, Analysis of histological
        serial sections, PRIP II, 267-278.





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569.    M. van Heel, Finding the characteristic views of
        macromolecules in extremely noisy electron
        micrographs, PRIP II, 291-299.

570.    M.M. Jordan and W.J. Perkins, Use of models in the
        recognition of patterns of cellular movement, PRIP
        II, 313-322.

571.    H. Harms and H.M. Aus, Computer color vision:
        automated segmentation of histological tissue
        sections, PRIP II, 323-330.

572.    J. van Ommeren, C.J. Kooijman, R.J. van Meenen, J.J.
        Gerbrands, A.V.M.C.L. Schulte, and J.H.C. Reiber,
        Artery detection and analysis in cine-angiograms,
        PRIP II, 331-343.

573.    D.J. Potter and H.H.S. Ip, Biomedical image
        processing using the CLIP system, IVC 4, 1986, 2-10.

574.    E.L. Schwartz and B. Merker, Computer-aided
        neuroanatomy:  differential geometry of cortical
        surfaces and an optimal flattening algorithm,
        CGA 6(3), 1986, 36-44.

575.    C. Garbay, Image structure representation and
        processing:  a discussion of some segmentation
        methods in cytology, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 140-146.

576.    S.A. Stansfield, ANGY:  a rule-based expert system
        for automatic segmentation of coronary vessels from
        digital subtracted angiograms, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 188-
        199.

577.    H. Harms, U. Gunzer, and H.M. Aus, Combined local
        color and texture analysis of stained cells,
        CVGIP 33, 1986, 364-376.

578.    P.G. Selfridge, Locating neuron boundaries in
        electron micrograph images using ``primal sketch''
        primitives, CVGIP 34, 1986, 156-165.

579.    P.G. Selfridge, Tracing neurons through serial
        sections:  using knowledge of shape to improve
        performance, CVPR, 418-420.

580.    M.M. Skolnick, Application of morphological
        transformations to the analysis of two-dimensional
        electrophoretic gels of biological materials,
        CVGIP 35, 1986, 306-332.




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581.    F. Meyer, Automatic screening of cytological
        specimens, CVGIP 35, 1986, 356-369.

582.    E. Sokolowska and J.A. Newell, Multi-layered image
        representation: structure and application in
        recognition of parts of brain anatomy, PRL 4, 1986,
        223-230.

583.    H.M. Aus, H. Harms, M. Haucke, J. Beritova, V. ter
        Meulen, U. Gunzer, I. Baumann, and W. Abmayr,
        Statistical evaluation of computer markers to detect
        leukemias, PRL 4, 1986, 231-241.

584.    A. Kriete and H.M. Aus, On-line processing of
        transmission electron microscopic images, PRL 4,
        1986, 285-292.

585.    A. Pathak and S.K. Pal, Fuzzy grammars in syntactic
        recognition of skeletal maturity from X-rays, T-
        SMC 16, 1986, 657-667.

586.    J. Graham, C.J. Taylor, D.H. Cooper, and R.N. Dixon,
        A compact set of image processing primitives and
        their role in a successful application program,
        PRL 4, 1986, 325-333.

587.    R.T. Ritchings and A.C.F. Colchester, Detection of
        abnormalities on carotid angiograms using syntactic
        techniques, PRL 4, 1986, 367-374.

588.    J. Piper, Classification of chromosomes contrained
        by expected class size, PRL 4, 1986, 391-395.

589.    J. Piper and D. Rutovitz, A parallel processor
        implementation of a chromosome analysis system,
        PRL 4, 1986, 397-404.

590.    M.M.M. Pahlplatz, M.W. Katzko, G.H.F.M. Hesselmans ,
        P.S. Oud, and G.P. Vooys, Two methods for analyzing
        pleural smears for the presence of abnormalities,
        PRL 4, 1986, 405-411.

591.    (G. Zhou) and (H. Zou), Image sequence processing
        from gated blood pool studies, ICPR, 472-474.

592.    (L. Guo), (C. Wu), and (X. Lu), A new method for
        computer recognition of small rounded pneumoconiosis
        opacities in chest x-rays, ICPR, 475-477.






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593.    K. Kitamura, J.M. Tobis, and J. Sklansky, Estimating
        the X-ray intercepted areas and boundaries of
        coronary arteries, ICPR, 478-480.

594.    T.V. Nguyen and J. Sklansky, A fast skeleton-finder
        for coronary arteries, ICPR, 481-483.

595.    F.R.P. Boecker, G. Witte, and K.H. Hoehne, Contour
        detection in DSA-images as basis for three-
        dimensional reconstruction of ventriculograms, ICPR,
        484-486.

596.    M. Ishizuka, K. Tsuboi, M. Ohgushi, T. Ishii, M.
        Terasaki, and Y. Fukuyo, Pattern recognition of
        dinophysis of oceanic phytoplankton, ICPR, 540-542.

597.    R. Vaknine, R. DiPaola, and W.J. Lorenz,
        Correspondence analysis in scintigraphy, ICPR, 630-
        632.

598.    G. Harauz and M. van Heel, Classification and 3D
        reconstruction of biological macromolecular
        structure from electron micrographs, ICPR, 639-640.

599.    R.S. Acharya, O. Lis, C. Benchimol, and H. Wechsler,
        Analysis of 3-D biomedical images, ICPR, 720-722.

600.    K. Homma, Three dimensional NMR imaging and three
        dimensional image processing for the detection of
        diseases, ICPR, 776-779.

601.    K. Chehdi, J.M. Boucher, and A. Hillion, Pattern
        recognition of zooplankton, ICPR, 789-791.

602.    N. Funakubo, Biological tissue image recognition
        system, ICPR, 880-882.

603.    J.S. Duncan and K.P. Andriole, The integration of
        semantic and parametric model matching for image
        analysis, ICPR, 887-889.

604.    J.J. Sychra, D.G. Pavel, and E. Olea, Computerized
        diagnosis of cardiac left ventricular abnormalities
        based on image sequences obtained by radionuclide
        ventriculography, ICPR, 929-930.

605.    M.B. Merickel, C.S. Carman, and A.H. Adams,
        Utilization of local and global information for
        automated contour extraction in biomedical imagery,
        ICPR, 940-942.




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606.    S. Dellepiane, S.B. Serpico, and G. Vernazza,
        Approximate reasoning and knowledge in NMR image
        understanding, ICPR, 943-946.

607.    N. Karassemeijer and E.G.J. Eijkman, A parametric
        image description for the evaluation of diagnostic
        features in Thallium-201 myocardial perfusion scans,
        ICPR, 1310-1312.

608.    A. L'Abbate, C. Paoli, R. Porinelli, and M.G.
        Trivella, A computerized autoradiographic technique
        for the simultaneous  high-resolution mapping of
        myocardial blood flow and metabolism, IBM J. R&D 30,
        1986, 627-634.

609.    N.A. Standler, Automated identification of a
        combined population of neurons and astrocytes:
        application of a new programming approach suitable
        for high resolution  histological sections, SP 11,
        1986, 417-418.

610.    R.H. Schneider and S.J. Dwyer, eds., Application of
        Optical Instrumentation in Medicine XIV and Picture
        Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS IV) for
        Medical Applications (Newport Beach, CA, February
        2-7, 1986), Proc. SPIE 626.

611.    Fifth International Conference on Automation of
        Diagnostic Cytology and Histology (Brussels,
        Belgium, May 30 - June 1, 1986).

612.    H.U. Lemke, M.L. Rhodes, C.C. Jaffee, and R. Felix,
        eds., Computer Assisted Radiology, Springer, Berlin,
        1985.

613.    K.H. Hohne, ed., Pictorial Information Systems in
        Medicine, Springer, Berlin, 1986.

E.5.  Remote Sensing

614.    P.H. Swain, Remote sensing, HPRIP, 613-627.

615.    V.S. Frost and L.S. Yurovsky, Maximum likelihood
        classification of synthetic aperture radar imagery,
        CVGIP 32, 1985, 291-313.

616.    J.A. Parikh, Automatic techniques for extraction of
        geological fracture patterns, PRIP II, 373-383.






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617.    A. Taylor, A. Gross, D.C. Hogg, and D.C. Mason,
        Knowledge-based interpretation of remotely sensed
        images, IVC 4, 1986, 67-83.

618.    M.L. Zhu and P.S. Yeh, Automatic road network
        detection in aerial photographs, CVPR, 34-40.

619.    K. Cuchi, Multi-look processing of synthetic
        aperture radar data from dynamic ocean surfaces,
        PRL 4, 1986, 305-314.

620.    R.S. Stobie, The Cosmos image analyser, PRL 4, 1986,
        317-324.

621.    I. Destival and H. LeMen, Detection of linear
        networks on satellite images, ICPR, 856-858.

622.    G.X. Ritter, P.D. Gader, and J.L. Davidson,
        Automated bridge detection in FLIR images, ICPR,
        862-864.

623.    R.I. Taniguchi and E. Kawaguchi, Knowledge-based
        image analysis of LANDSAT data-how to extract and
        how to describe water information, ICPR, 1236-1239.

624.    F.R. LaGesse and P. Henkel, eds., Airborne
        Reconnaissance X (San Diego, CA, August 19-20,
        1986), Proc. SPIE 694.

625.    R.M. Hord, Remote Sensing-Methods and Applications,
        Wiley, New York, 1986.

E.6.  Miscellaneous

626.    A. Maeda and J. Shibayama, Application of automatic
        drawing reader for the utility management system,
        CAPAIDM, 139-145.

627.    H. Harada, Y. Itoh, and M. Ishii, Recognition of
        freehand drawings in chemical plant engineering,
        CAPAIDM, 146-153.

628.    M. Sakauchi and Y. Ohsawa, The AI-MUDAMS:  the
        drawing processor based on the multidimensional
        pattern data structure, CAPAIDM, 154-161.

629.    M.M. Skolnick and D. Butt, Cellular array algorithms
        for the analysis of EKG signals, CAPAIDM, 438-443.






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630.    H. Kawai, S. Tamura, K. Kani, and K. Kariya, Eye
        movement analysis system using fundus images, PR 19,
        1986, 77-84.

631.    D.K. Isenor and S.G. Zaky, Fingerprint
        identification using graph matching, PR 19, 1986,
        113-122.

632.    M. Juhola, A syntactic method for the analysis of
        saccadic eye movements, PR 19, 1986, 353-359.

633.    R.C. Mann, B.K. Mansfield, and J.K. Selkirk,
        Automated analysis of digital images generated by
        two-dimensional gel electrophoresis, PRIP II, 301-
        312.

634.    F.C.A. Groen and R.J. van Munster, Computer aided
        analysis of schematic diagrams, PRIP II, 363-372.

635.    M. Hospital and M. Richetin, Characterization of
        some drilled pit images from contour and ridge
        points detection, CVPR, 54-59.

636.    J.M. Keller, N. Covavisaruch, K. Unklesbay, and N.
        Unklesbay, Color image analysis of food, CVPR, 619-
        621.

637.    J.R.T. Lewis and T. Sopwith, Measuring the human
        chest with structured lighting, PRL 4, 1986, 359-
        366.

638.    W. Poelzleitner, A Hough transform method to segment
        images of wooden boards, ICPR, 262-264.

639.    M. Minoh, M. Araki, and T. Sakai, Fair copy
        reproducing algorithms from roughly sketched
        diagrams, ICPR, 437-441.

640.    T. Hoshino, S. Suzuki, and M. Kosugi, Automatic
        input method for large-scale maps, ICPR, 449-453.

641.    J.R. Stenstrom, An improved segmentation for a
        syntactic curve network parser, ICPR, 488-490.

642.    G. van Antwerpen, P.W. Verbeek, F.C.A. Groen, W.M.
        ter Kuile, L. Drenth, and P. Zandveld, Automatic
        recognition of asbestos and other mineral fibres,
        ICPR, 555-557.






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643.    I.W. Bowler and K. Paler, A Gabor filter approach to
        fringe analysis, ICPR, 558-560.

644.    (Q. Xiao) and (Z. Bian), An approach to fingerprint
        identification by using the attributes of feature
        lines of fingerprint, ICPR, 663-665.

645.    K. Sato, H. Yamamoto, and S. Inokuchi, 3-D shape
        measurement of megalithic statue MOAI, ICPR, 675-
        677.

646.    M. Adjouadi, Image analysis of shadows, depressions,
        and upright objects in the interpretation of real-
        world scenes, ICPR, 834-838.

647.    J.P. Herbin, C. Lallemand, and G. Legendre,
        Application of computer vision to the study of
        digital images of core samples, ICPR, 871-873.

648.    R. Kasturi, J. Alemany, and M.L. Amlani, A query
        processing system for paper-based maps, ICPR, 874-
        876.

649.    J.T. Tou, Knowledge-based pattern understanding,
        ICPR, 969-973.

650.    V. Kovalevsky and W. Wilhelmi, Automatical
        processing of technical graphics, ICPR, 1297-1300.

F.  Feature Detection, Segmentation, Image Analysis

F.1.  Feature Detection

651.    J.T.S. Smits, P.G. Vos, and M.P. Van Oeffelen, The
        perception of a dotted line in noise:  a model of
        good continuation and some experimental results,
        Spatial Vision 1, 1985, 163-177.

652.    J.J. Clark and P.D. Lawrence, A systolic parallel
        processor for the rapid computation of
        multiresolution edge images using the @grad sup 2^G@
        operator, JPDC 2, 1985, 302-319.

653.    C. Guerra, A VLSI algorithm for the optimal
        detection of a curve, CAPAIDM, 197-202.

654.    A. Blake, Boundary conditions for lightness
        computation in Mondrian World, CVGIP 32, 1985, 314-
        327.





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655.    R.W. Stimets, W.L. Ying, and K. Rajasekharan, Rapid
        recognition of object outlines in reduced resolution
        images, PR 19, 1986, 21-33.

656.    A.C. Bovik, Nonparametric tests for edge detection
        in noise, PR 19, 1986, 209-219.

657.    R.M. Haralick, Cubic facet model edge detector and
        ridge-valley detector:  implementation details, PRIP
        II, 81-90.

658.    J.J. Gerbrands, E. Backer, and W.A.G. van der
        Hoeven, Quantitative evaluation of edge detection by
        dynamic programming, PRIP II, 91-99.

659.    K. Prazdny, Some new phenomena in the perception of
        Glass patterns, Biological Cybernetics 53, 1986,
        153-158.

660.    S.W. Zucker, Early processes for orientation
        selection and grouping, FPTP, 170-200.

661.    T. Caelli and J. Yuzyk, On the extraction and
        alignment of image edges, Spatial Vision 1, 1986,
        205-217.

662.    K. Prazdny, Psychophysical and computational studies
        of random-dot Moire' patterns, Spatial Vision 1,
        1986, 231-242.

663.    J.T.S. Smits and P.G. Vos, A model for the
        perception of curves in dot figures: the role of
        local salience of ``virtual lines'', Biological
        Cybernetics 54, 1986, 407-416.

664.    E.P. Krotkov, Visual hyperacuity:  representation
        and computation of high precision position
        information, CVGIP 33, 1986, 99-115.

665.    S. Di Zenzo, A note on the gradient of a multi-
        image, CVGIP 33, 1986, 116-125.

666.    L.A. Spacek, Edge detection and motion detection,
        IVC 4, 1986, 43-56.

667.    S.K. Pal, A measure of edge ambiguity using fuzzy
        sets, PRL 4, 1986, 51-56.

668.    V. Torre and T.A. Poggio, On edge detection, T-
        PAMI 8, 1986, 147-163.




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669.    W.H.H.J. Lunscher and M.B. Beddoes, Optimal edge
        detector design.  I:  Parameter selection and noise
        effects, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 164-177.  ].]-

670.    W.H.H.J. Lunscher and M.B. Beddoes, Optimal edge
        detector design.  II:  Coefficient quantization, T-
        PAMI 8, 1986, 178-187.  ].]-

671.

672.    A.C. Bovik and D.C. Munson Jr., Edge detection using
        median comparisons, CVGIP 33, 1986, 377-389.

673.    W.H.H.J. Lunscher and M.P. Beddoes, Optimal edge
        detector evaluation, T-SMC 16, 1986, 304-312.

674.    E.R. Davies, Constraints on the design of template
        masks for edge detection, IPL 4, 1986, 111-120.

675.    C. Guerra, A VLSI algorithm for the optimal
        detection of a curve, JPDC 3, 1986, 206-214.

676.    M. Shah, A. Sood, and R. Jain, Pulse and staircase
        edge models, CVGIP 34, 1986, 321-343.

677.    D. Sher, Optimal likelihood generators for edge
        detection under Gaussian additive noise, CVPR, 94-
        99.

678.    R.A. Boie, I.J. Cox, and P. Rehak, On optimum edge
        recognition using matched filters, CVPR, 100-108.

679.    J. Shen and S. Castan, An optimal linear operator
        for edge detection, CVPR, 109-114.

680.    Y.T. Zhou, R. Chellappa, and V. Venkateswar, Edge
        detection using the directional derivatives of a
        space varying correlated random field model, CVPR,
        115-121.

681.    R. Weiss and M. Boldt, Geometric grouping applied to
        straight lines, CVPR, 489-495.

682.    M.A. Gennert, Detecting half-edges and vertices in
        images, CVPR, 552-557.

683.    X. Zhuang, T.S. Huang, and H.H. Chen, Multi-scale
        edge detector using Gaussian filtering, CVPR, 558-
        563.





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684.    X. Li, C. Shanmugamani, T. Wu, and R. Madhavan,
        Correlation measures for corner detection, CVPR,
        643-646.

685.    A. Blake and A. Zisserman, Some properties of weak
        continuity constraints and the GNC algorithm, CVPR,
        656-661.

686.    T.H. Phillips and A. Rosenfeld, A simplified method
        of detecting structure in Glass patterns, PRL 4,
        1986, 213-217.

687.    J.B. Burns, A.R. Hanson, and E.M. Riseman,
        Extracting straight lines, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 425-455.

688.    L. O'Gorman and A.C. Sanderson, Some extensions of
        the converging squares algorithm for image feature
        analysis, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 520-524.

689.    I. Pitas and A.N. Venetsanopoulos, Edge detectors
        based on nonlinear filters, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 528-550.

690.    A.C. Sleigh, The extraction of boundaries using
        local measures driven by rules, PRL 4, 1986, 247-
        258.

691.    A. Huertas and G. Medioni, Detection of intensity
        changes with subpixel accuracy using Laplacian-
        Gaussian masks, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 651-664.

692.    A. Shiozaki, Edge extraction using entropy operator,
        CVGIP 36, 1986, 1-9.

693.    L. O'Gorman and G.I. Weil, An approach toward
        segmenting contour line regions, ICPR, 254-258.

694.    S.W. Zucker, Early orientation selection: inferring
        trace, tangent, and curvature fields, ICPR, 294-302.

695.    J.S.J. Lee, R.M. Haralick, and L.G. Shapiro,
        Morphologic edge detection, ICPR, 369-373.

696.    T. Kasvand, Step or jump edge detection by
        extrapolation, ICPR, 374-377.

697.    M. Pietikainen and D. Harwood, Edge information in
        color images based on histograms of differences,
        ICPR, 594-596.






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698.    F. Bergholm, Edge focusing, ICPR, 597-600.

699.    Z. Xu, A further study on error probabilities of
        Laplacian-Gaussian edge detection, ICPR, 601-603.

700.    V.S. Nalwa and E. Pauchon, Edgel-aggregation and
        edge-description, ICPR, 604-609.

701.    D. Barba and J.F. Bertrand, Automatic region
        construction by edge detection and contour following
        in image segmentation, ICPR, 681-683.

702.    Y. Neuvo, P. Heinonen, and I. Defee, New types of
        edge detectors based on linear and median operators,
        ICPR, 702-704.

703.    O. Monga and R. Deriche, A new three dimensional
        boundary detection, ICPR, 739-740.

704.    Y. Zhu and C.C. Li, Quadratic surface fitting
        Laplacian operators, ICPR, 846-848.

705.    (Z.H. Huang) and (Q. Yu), A direct corner detecting
        algorithm, ICPR, 853-855.

706.    P. Gallinari and M. Milgram, A parallel edge
        following algorithm, ICPR, 907-909.

707.    R.P. Blanford and S.L. Tanimoto, Bright-spot
        detection in pyramids, ICPR, 1280-1282.

708.    S.M. Kay and G.J. Lemay, Edge detection using the
        linear model, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 1221-1227.

709.    J. Canny, A computational approach to edge
        detection, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 679-698.

710.    V.S. Nalwa and T.O. Binford, On detecting edges, T-
        PAMI 8, 1986, 699-714.

711.    J.J. Koenderink, The structure of images, Biological
        Cybernetics 50, 1984, 363-370.

712.    A.P. Witkin, Scale space filtering, FPTP, 5-19.

713.    A.L. Yuille and T.A. Poggio, Scaling theorems for
        zero crossings, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 15-25.

714.    J. Babaud, A.P. Witkin, M. Baudin, and R.O. Duda,
        Uniqueness of the Gaussian kernel for scale-space
        filtering, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 26-33.



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715.    S. Carlsson, Bandpass channels and efficient multi-
        scale representations, ICPR, 212-214.

716.    R. Johansen, S. Skelboe, K. Grue, and J.D. Andersen,
        Representing signals by their toppoints in scale
        space, ICPR, 215-217.

717.    W.R. Uttal, The Detection of Nonplanar Surfaces in
        Visual Space, Erlbaum, Hillsdale, NJ, 1985.

F.2.  Segmentation

718.    R. Nevatia, Image segmentation, HPRIP, 215-231.

719.    J. Hyde, J.A. Fullwood, and D.R. Corrall, An
        approach to knowledge-driven segmentation, IVC 3,
        1985, 198-205.

720.    J. Fairfield, A cellular automaton for image
        segmentation using Voronoi diagrams, CAPAIDM, 237-
        242.

721.    J. Kittler and J. Illingworth, Minimum error
        thresholding, PR 19, 1986, 41-47.

722.    E.S. Baugher and A. Rosenfeld, Boundary localization
        in an image pyramid, PR 19, 1986, 373-395.

723.    G.A. De Biase, V. Di Gesu, and B. Sacco, Detection
        of diffuse clusters in noise background, PRL 4,
        1986, 39-44.

724.    T.L. Huntsberger, C. Rangarajan, and S.N.
        Jayaramamurthy, Representation of uncertainty in
        computer vision using fuzzy sets, T-COMP 35, 1986,
        145-156.

725.    C.H. Lee, Recursive region splitting at the
        hierarchical scope views, CVGIP 33, 1986, 237-258.

726.    F. Cheevasuvit, H. Maitre, and D. Vidal-Madjar, A
        robust method for picture segmentation based on a
        split-and-merge procedure, CVGIP 34, 1986, 268-281.

727.    R. Belknap, E. Riseman, and A. Hanson, The
        information fusion problem and rule-based hypotheses
        applied to complex aggregations of image events,
        CVPR, 227-234.






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728.    M.F. Doherty, C.M. Bjorklund, and M.T. Noga, Split-
        merge-merge:  an enhanced segmentation capability,
        CVPR, 325-330.

729.    S. Tominaga, Color image segmentation using three
        perceptual attributes, CVPR, 628-630.

730.    M. Kocher and R. Leonardi, Adaptive region growing
        technique using polynomial functions for image
        approximation, SP 11, 1986, 47-60.

731.    M.M. Trivedi and J.C. Bezdek, Low-level segmentation
        of aerial images with fuzzy clustering, T-SMC 16,
        1986, 589-598.

732.    H.S. Don and K.S. Fu, A parallel algorithm for
        stochastic image segmentation, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 594-
        603.

733.    W.I. Grosky and R. Jain, A pyramid-based approach to
        segmentation applied to region matching, T-PAMI 8,
        1986, 639-650.

734.    T. Pavlidis, Comments on ``Low level segmentation:
        an expert system'', T-PAMI 8, 1986, 675-676.

735.    A. Gagalowicz and O. Monga, A new approach for image
        segmentation, ICPR, 265-267.

736.    C. Garbay, Knowledge and strategies for image
        segmentation, ICPR, 669-671.

737.    O. Monga and N. Keskes, A hierarchical algorithm for
        the segmentation of 3-D images, ICPR, 735-738.

738.    T. Jaaskelainen, J. Parkkinen, and E. Oja, Color
        discrimination by optical pattern recognition, ICPR,
        766-768.

739.    T. Asano, G. Kenwood, J. Mochizuki, and S. Hata,
        Color image recognition using chrominance signals,
        ICPR, 804-807.

740.    M. Celenk and S.H. Smith, Color image segmentation
        by clustering and parametric-histogramming
        technique, ICPR, 883-886.

741.    J.P. Gambotto, A hierarchical segmentation
        algorithm, ICPR, 951-953.





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742.    B. Chanda, B.B. Chaudhuri, and D. Dutta Majumder,
        Some modified algorithms for graylevel thresholding,
        ICPR, 984-986.

743.    D. Dubois and M.C. Jaulent, A statistical approach
        to the synthesis of fuzzy regions in digital
        pictures, ICPR, 1198-1200.

744.    E. Kawaguchi and R.I. Taniguchi, Complexity of
        binary pictures and image thresholding-an
        application of DF-expression to the thresholding
        problem, ICPR, 1221-1225.

745.    J.O. Eklundh, A. Lansner, and R. Wessblad,
        Classification of multispectral images using
        associative nets, ICPR, 1240-1243.

746.    J. Bernsen, Dynamic thresholding of grey-level
        images, ICPR, 1251-1255.

747.    J.J. Gerbrands, E. Backer, and X.S. Cheng,
        Multiresolution cluster segmentation using spatial
        context, ICPR, 1333-1335.

748.    F.A. Mota and F.R.D. Velasco, A method for the
        analysis of ambiguous segmentations of images, T-
        PAMI 8, 1986, 755-760.

749.    R. Jakubowski, A structural representation of shape
        and its features, IS 39, 1986, 129-151.

750.    R.J. Watt, Feature-based image segmentation in human
        vision, Spatial Vision 1, 1986, 243-256.

751.    H. Asada and M. Brady, The curvature primal sketch,
        T-PAMI 8, 1986, 2-14.

752.    M.A. Fischler and R.C. Bolles, Perceptual
        organization and curve partitioning, T-PAMI 8, 1986,
        100-105.

753.    D. Walters, Selection and use of image features for
        segmentation of boundary images, CVPR, 319-324.

754.    A. Goshtasby, Multiple-scale segmentation and
        representation of solid plane shapes, CVPR, 351-356.

755.    S. Impedovo, M. Castellano, G. Pirlo, and S.
        Spennato, A Fourier analysis based algorithm for
        fixed points detection in displacement vector
        fields, ICPR, 693-695.



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756.    J.C. Pineda-Castillo and I.R. Terol Villalobos,
        Morphological filtering for object recognition,
        ICPR, 1307-1309.

F.3.  Image Analysis

757.    A. Rosenfeld, ``Expert'' vision systems:  some
        issues, CVGIP 34, 1986, 99-102,117.

758.    J.R. Kender, Vision expert systems demand
        challenging expert interactions, CVGIP 34, 1986,
        102-104.

759.    M. Nagao, Comment on the position paper ``Expert
        vision systems'', CVGIP 34, 1986, 104-105.

760.    L. Uhr, Workshop on Goal-Directed ``Expert'' Vision
        Systems:  My positions and comments, CVGIP 34, 1986,
        105-109.

761.    W.B. Thompson, Comments on `` ``Expert'' vision
        systems:  some issues'', CVGIP 34, 1986, 109-110.

762.    V.A. Kovalevsky, Dialog on ``Expert'' vision
        systems:  Comments, CVGIP 34, 1986, 111-114.

763.    D. Sher, Expert systems for vision based on Bayes'
        rule, CVGIP 34, 1986, 114-116.

764.    S. Tanimoto, The case for appropriate architecture,
        CVGIP 34, 1986, 116-.

765.    M. DiManzo, G. Adorni, and F. Giunchiglia, Reasoning
        about scene descriptions, P-IEEE 74, 1986, 1013-
        1025.

766.    M. Nagao, Toward a flexible pattern analysis method,
        ICPR, 170-174.

767.    J.M. Chassery and C. Garbay, Expert systems, image
        processing and image interpretation, ICPR, 175-177.

768.    V. Kovalevsky, Structural image analysis, ICPR,
        358-368.

769.    T. Pavlidis, A critical survey of image analysis
        methods, ICPR, 502-511.

770.    J.I. Hasegawa, H. Kubota, and J.I. Toriwaki,
        Automated construction of image processing
        procedures by sample-figure presentation, ICPR,
        586-588.



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771.    C.E. Liedtke and M. Ender, A knowledge based vision
        system for the automated adaptation to new scene
        contents, ICPR, 795-797.

772.    J.A.D.W. Anderson, K.D. Baker, K.S. Brisdon, and
        G.D. Sullivan, An analogy between model-based vision
        and diagnostic expert systems, ICPR, 937-939.

773.    G. Rives, J.T. Lapreste, M. Dhome, and M. Richetin,
        Planar partially occluded objects scene analysis,
        ICPR, 1076-1079.

774.    J.L. Amat, J.P. Rogala, and F. Momal, Design of a
        vision system in remote sensing: modelling image
        processing sequences, ICPR, 1244-1246.

775.    V.S.S. Hwang, L.S. Davis, and T. Matsuyama,
        Hypothesis integration in image understanding
        systems, CVGIP 36, 1986, 321-371.

776.    R.M. Haralick, Computer vision theory:  the lack
        thereof, CVGIP 36, 1986, 372-286.

777.    K. Price, Anything you can do, I can do better (No
        you can't) ..., CVGIP 36, 1986, 387-391.

778.    A.P. Witkin and J.M. Tenenbaum, On perceptual
        organization, FPTP, 149-160.

779.    D.H. Ballard and L. Hartman, Task frames:
        primitives for sensory-motor coordination, CVGIP 36,
        1986, 274-297.

G.  Matching; Time-Varying Imagery

G.1.  Matching

780.    Z. Fang, X. Li, and L.M. Ni, Parallel algorithms for
        image template matching on hypercube SIMD computers,
        CAPAIDM, 33-40.

781.    F. Badi'i and F. Majd, Parallel classification of
        3-D moving objects, CAPAIDM, 183-188.

782.    M. Werman, S. Peleg, and A. Rosenfeld, A distance
        metric for multidimensional histograms, CVGIP 32,
        1985, 328-336.

783.    V.V. Alexandrov, N.D. Gorsky, and S.N. Mysko, A fast
        technique for recursive scene matching using
        pyramids, PRL 3, 1985, 413-419.



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784.    H. Ogawa, Labeled point pattern matching by Delaunay
        triangulation and maximal cliques, PR 19, 1986, 35-
        40.

785.    A. Goshtasby, Piecewise linear mapping functions for
        image registration, PR 19, 1986, 459-466.

786.    M.D. Grigoriadis and B. Kalantari, A lower bound to
        the complexity of Euclidean and rectilinear matching
        algorithms, IPL 22, 1986, 73-76.

787.    M. Werman, S. Peleg, R. Melter, and T.Y. Kong,
        Bipartite graph matching for points on a line or a
        circle, J. Algorithms 7, 1986, 277-284.

788.    F. Mokhtarian and A. Mackworth, Scale-based
        description and recognition of planar curves and
        two-dimensional shapes, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 34-44.

789.    S. Alliney and C. Morandi, Digital image
        registration using projections, T-PAMI 8, 1986,
        222-233.

790.    K.E. Price, Hierarchical matching using relaxation,
        CVGIP 34, 1986, 66-75.

791.    M.C. Ibson and L. Zapalowski, On the use of
        relaxation labelling in the correspondence problem,
        PRL 4, 1986, 103-109.

792.    X. Li, M. Ferdousi, M. Chen, and T.T. Nguyen, Image
        matching with multiple templates, CVPR, 610-613.

793.    N. Ansari and E.J. Delp, A note on two-dimensional
        landmark-based object recognition, CVPR, 622-624.

794.    C.M. Bastuscheck, E. Schonberg, J.T. Schwartz, and
        M. Sharir, Object recognition by three-dimensional
        curve matching, IJIS 1, 1986, 105-132.

795.    M.A. Sutton, M. Cheng, W.H. Peters, Y.J. Chao, and
        S.R. McNeill, Application of an optimized digital
        correlation method to planar deformation analysis,
        IVC 4, 1986, 143-150.

796.    H.S. Ranganath, Hardware implementation of image
        registration algorithms, IVC 4, 1986, 151-158.

797.    Q. Tian and M.N. Huhns, Algorithms for subpixel
        registration, CVGIP 35, 1986, 220-233.




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798.    H.A. Ibrahim, J.R. Kender, and D.E. Shaw, SIMD tree
        algorithms for image correlation, AAAI, 1986, 645-
        651.

799.    A. Witkin, D. Terzopoulos, and M. Kass, Signal
        matching through scale space, AAAI, 1986, 714-719.

800.    B.G. Lee, V.T. Tom, and M.J. Carlotto, A signal-
        symbol approach to change detection, AAAI, 1138-
        1143.

801.    W.I. Grosky and Y. Lu, Iconic indexing using
        generalized pattern matching techniques, CVGIP 35,
        1986, 383-403.

802.    A. Goshtasby, Comments on ``Scale-based description
        and recognition of planar curves and two-dimensional
        shapes'', T-PAMI 8, 1986, 674-675.

803.    M. Zhang, K.B. Yu, and R.M. Haralick, Fast
        correlation registration method using singular value
        decomposition, IJIS 1, 1986, 181-194.

804.    A.K.C. Wong and R. Salay, An algorithm for
        constellation matching, ICPR, 546-554.

805.    P. Breuer, Z. Fazekas, I. Renyi, and I. Szabo,
        Speeding up locating templates using parallel
        matching, ICPR, 717-719.

806.    Y. Wu and H. Maitre, Registration of rotated picture
        with hidden parts using dynamic programming, ICPR,
        792-794.

807.    H.H. Chen and T.S. Huang, Maximal matching of two
        three-dimensional point sets, ICPR, 1048-1050.

808.    D.R. McCann and M. Barr, Matching SAR imagery with
        terrain feature models, ICPR, 1232-1235.

809.    D.Z. Zhang, Perspective invariant description of
        planar point set and their application in matching,
        ICPR, 1266-1268.

810.    S.K. Chang, B. Luo, C.C. Yang, and M.C.K. Yang,
        Trace confirmation with given object position,
        JCIS 14, 1985, 439-453.

811.    H.Y.H. Chuang and C.C. Li, A systolic array
        processor for straight line detection by modified
        Hough transform, CAPAIDM, 300-304.



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812.    F. Evans, A survey and comparison of the Hough
        transform, CAPAIDM, 378-380.

813.    T.M. Silberberg, The Hough transform on the
        Geometric Arithmetic Parallel Processor, CAPAIDM,
        387-393.

814.    V.J. Milenkovic, Multiple resolution search
        techniques for the Hough transform in high
        dimensional parameter spaces, T3DMP, 231-254.

815.    H. Li and M.A. Lavin, Fast Hough transform based on
        bintree data structure, CVPR, 640-642.

816.    Q.Z. Ye, A preprocessing method for Hough transform
        to detect circles, CVPR, 651-653.

817.    E.R. Davies, Image space transforms for detecting
        straight edges in industrial images, PRL 4, 1986,
        185-192.

818.    L.M. Murphy, Linear feature detection and
        enhancement in noisy images via the Radon transform,
        PRL 4, 1986, 279-284.

819.    H. Maitre, Contribution to the prediction of
        performances of Hough transforms, T-PAMI 8, 1986,
        669-674.

820.    E.R. Davies, Reduced parameter spaces for polygon
        detection using the generalized Hough transform,
        ICPR, 495-497.

821.    G. Gerig and F. Klein, Fast contour identification
        through efficient Hough transform and simplified
        interpretation strategy, ICPR, 498-500.

822.    K. Murakami, H. Koshimizu, and K. Hasegawa, On the
        new Hough algorithms without two-dimensional array
        for parameter space to detect a set of straight
        lines, ICPR, 831-833.

823.    H. Li, M.A. Lavin, and R.J. LeMaster, Fast Hough
        transform:  a hierarchical approach, CVGIP 36, 1986,
        139-161.

824.    P. Missakian, M. Milgram, and B. Zavidovique, A
        special architecture for dynamic programming,
        CAPAIDM, 288-291.





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825.    M. Dhome, M. Richetin, and G. Rives, Model-based
        recognition and location of local patterns in
        polygonal contours via hypothesis accumulation, PRIP
        II, 211-218.

826.    L.G. Shapiro, The use of numerical relational
        distance and symbolic differences for organizing
        models and for matching, T3DMP, 255-270.

827.    N. Ayache and O.D. Faugeras, HYPER:  a new approach
        for the recognition and positioning of two-
        dimensional objects, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 44-54.

828.    J.C. Simon, Invariance in pattern recognition:
        application to line images, IVC 4, 1986, 11-24.

829.    T.F. Knoll and R.C. Jain, Recognizing partially
        visible objects using feature indexed hypotheses,
        J-RA 2, 1986, 3-13.

830.    C.F. Neveu, C.R. Dyer, and R.T. Chin, Two-
        dimensional object recognition using multiresolution
        models, CVGIP 34, 1986, 52-65.

831.    T. Henderson and A. Samal, Multiconstraint shape
        analysis, IVC 4, 1986, 84-96.

832.    T.E. Flick and L.K. Jones, A combinatorial approach
        for classification of patterns with missing
        information and random orientation, T-PAMI 8, 1986,
        482-490.

833.    M.A. Eshera and K.S. Fu, An image understanding
        system using attributed symbolic representation and
        inexact graph matching, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 604-618.

834.    H. Yamada and T. Kasvand, DP matching method for
        recognition of occluded, reflective and transparent
        objects with unconstrained background and
        illumination, ICPR, 95-98.

835.    T. Henderson and A. Samal, 2-D scene analysis using
        split-level relaxation, ICPR, 195-197.

836.    P. Kuner and B. Ueberreiter, Knowledge-based pattern
        recognition in disturbed line images using graph
        theory, optimization and predicate calculus, ICPR,
        240-243.






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837.    L.G. Shapiro, R.S. MacDonald, and S.R. Sternberg,
        Shape recognition with mathematical morphology,
        ICPR, 416-418.

838.    B. Bhanu and J.C. Ming, Clustering based recognition
        of occluded objects, ICPR, 732-734.

839.    J. Rodriguez and C. Faure, Learning waveform
        structures from examples, ICPR, 828-830.

840.    T. Skordas and R. Horaud, Planning a strategy for
        recognizing partially occluded parts, ICPR, 1080-
        1083.

841.    C. Sielaff, Hierarchical decomposition and synthesis
        of relational descriptions-the modelgraph, ICPR,
        1207-1209.

842.    A. Sanfeliu, Structural similarity measures for
        classifying 2D and 3D partially hidden, occluded and
        deformed objects, ICPR, 1294-1296.

843.    W.F. Bischof, D.H. Foster, and J.I. Kahn, Selective
        internal operations in the recognition of locally
        and globally point-inverted patterns, Spatial
        Vision 1, 1985, 179-196.

844.    P.A. van der Helm and E.L.J. Leeuwenberg, Avoiding
        explosive search in automatic selection of simplest
        pattern codes, PR 19, 1986, 181-191.

845.    E. Ukkonen, Algorithms for approximate string
        matching, IC 64, 1985, 100-118.

846.    U. Vishkin, Optimal pattern matching in strings,
        IC 67, 1985, 91-113.

847.    Z. Galil, Optimal parallel algorithms for string
        matching, IC 67, 1985, 144-157.

848.    A. Apostolico and F.P. Preparata, Structural
        properties of the string statistics problem,
        JCSS 31, 1985, 394-411.

849.    Y. Robert and M. Tchuente, A systolic array for the
        longest common subsequence problem, IPL 21, 1985,
        191-198.

850.    B. Meyer, Incremental string matching, IPL 21, 1985,
        219-227.




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851.    M. Li and Y. Yesha, String-matching cannot be done
        by a two-head one-way deterministic finite
        automaton, IPL 22, 1986, 231-235.

852.    T. Takaoka, An on-line pattern matching algorithm,
        IPL 22, 1986, 329-330.

853.    A. Apostolico, Improving the worst-case performance
        of the Hunt-Szymanski strategy for the longest
        common subsequence of two strings, IPL 23, 1986,
        63-69.

854.    G.M. Landau and U. Vishkin, Efficient string
        matching with @k@ mismatches, TCS 43, 1986, 239-249.

855.    E.W. Myers, An O(@ND@) difference algorithm and its
        variations, Algorithmica 1, 1986, 251-266.

856.    A. Apostolico and R. Giancarlo, The Boyer-Moore-
        Galil string searching strategies revisited, SIAM
        JC 15, 1986, 98-105.

857.    H.L. Nyo and M. Suk, A polynomial time algorithm for
        subpattern matching, P-IEEE 74, 1986, 375-377.

858.    Z. Galil, Efficient algorithms for finding maximum
        matching in graphs, Computing Surveys 18, 1986, 23-
        38.

859.    N. Tewari and M.D. Wagh, Bit-sequential array for
        pattern matching, P-IEEE 74, 1986, 1465-1466.

G.2.  Stereo

860.    S.A. Lloyd, Binocular stereo algorithm based on the
        disparity-gradient limit and using optimization
        theory, IVC 3, 1985, 177-181.

861.    W. Forstner and A. Pertl, Photogrammetric standard
        methods and digital image matching techniques for
        precision surface measurements, PRIP II, 57-72.

862.    D.B. Gennery, Stereovision for the acquisition and
        tracking of moving three-dimensional objects, T3DMP,
        53-74.

863.    W.E.L. Grimson, Computing stereopsis using feature
        point contour matching, T3DMP, 75-111.






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864.    M. Kass, Computing visual correspondence, FPTP, 78-
        92.

865.    M. Pietikainen and D. Harwood, Depth from three
        camera stereo, CVPR, 2-8.

866.    M. Ito and A. Ishii, Range and shape measurement
        using three-view stereo analysis, CVPR, 9-14.

867.    O.D. Faugeras and G. Toscani, The calibration
        problem for stereo, CVPR, 15-20.

868.    L.A. Gerhardt and W.I. Kwak, An improved adaptive
        stereo ranging method for three-dimensional
        measurements, CVPR, 21-26.

869.    J.J. Clark and P.D. Lawrence, A theoretical basis
        for diffrequency stereo, CVGIP 35, 1986, 1-19.

870.    A. Scheuing and H. Niemann, Computing depth from
        stereo images by using optical flow, PRL 4, 1986,
        205-212.

871.    M. Ito and A. Ishii, Three-view stereo analysis, T-
        PAMI 8, 1986, 524-532.

872.    H.P. Trivedi, On the reconstruction of a scene from
        two unregistered images, AAAI, 1986, 652-656.

873.    S.T. Barnard, A stochastic approach to stereo
        vision, AAAI, 1986, 676-680.

874.    G.B. Smith, Stereo integral equation, AAAI, 1986,
        689-694.

875.    M. Kass, Linear image features in stereopsis, AAAI,
        1986, 707-713.

876.    M. Drumheller, Connection Machine stereomatching,
        AAAI, 748-753.

877.    S.A. Lloyd, Stereo matching using intra- and inter-
        row dynamic programming, PRL 4, 1986, 273-277.

878.    A. Gerhard, H. Platzer, J. Steurer, and R. Lenz,
        Depth extraction by stereo triples and a fast
        correspondence estimation algorithm, ICPR, 512-515.

879.    W. Hoff and N. Ahuja, Surfaces from stereo, ICPR,
        516-518.




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880.    Y. Ohta, M. Watanabe, and K. Ikeda, Improving depth
        map by right-angled trinocular stereo, ICPR, 519-
        521.

881.    N.C. Griswold and C.P. Yeh, A stereo model based on
        mechanisms of human perception, ICPR, 645-647.

882.    E. Gurewitz, I. Dinstein, and B. Sarusi, More on the
        benefit of a third eye for machine stereo
        perception, ICPR, 966-968.

883.    P. Long Limozin and G. Giraudon, Stereo matching
        using contextual line region primitives, ICPR, 974-
        977.

884.    S.I. Olson, Concurrent solution of the stereo
        correspondence problem and the surface
        reconstruction problem, ICPR, 1038-1040.

885.    M. Yachida, Y. Kitamura, and M. Kimachi, Trinocular
        vision: new approach for correspondence problem,
        ICPR, 1041-1044.

886.    M. Pietikainen and D. Harwood, Multiple-camera
        contour stereo, ICPR, 1269-1272.

887.    M. Herman, Representation and incremental
        construction of a three-dimensional scene model,
        T3DMP, 149-183.

888.    M. Herman and T. Kanade, The 3D Mosaic scene
        understanding system, FPTP, 322-358.

889.    M. Herman and T. Kanade, Incremental reconstruction
        of 3D scenes from multiple, complex images, AI 30,
        1986, 289-341.

890.    L.R. Williams and P. Anandan, A coarse-to-fine
        control strategy for stereo and motion on a mesh-
        connected computer, CVPR, 219-226.

G.3.  Time-Varying Imagery

891.    B.F. Buxton and D.W. Murray, Optic flow segmentation
        as an ill-posed and maximum likelihood problem,
        IVC 3, 1985, 163-169.

892.    M.C. Ibison, L. Zapalowski, and C.G. Harris, Direct
        surface reconstruction from a moving sensor, IVC 3,
        1985, 170-176.




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893.    A. Mitiche and P. Bouthemy, Tracking modelled
        objects using binocular images, CVGIP 32, 1985,
        384-396.

894.    G.G. Pieroni and M.F. Costabile, A method for
        detecting correspondences in a sequence of modifying
        shapes, PRL 3, 1985, 403-412.

895.    S.R. Reuman and D.D. Hoffman, Regularities of
        nature:  the interpretation of visual motion, FPTP,
        201-226.

896.    A. Mitiche and J.K. Aggarwal, A computational
        analysis of time-varying images, HPRIP, 311-332.

897.    T.S. Huang, Determining three-dimensional motion and
        structure from perspective views, HPRIP, 333-354.

898.    J.K. Aggarwal and M.J. Magee, Determining motion
        parameters using intensity guided range sensing,
        PR 19, 1986, 169-180.

899.    M. Jenkin and J.K. Tsotsos, Applying temporal
        constraints to the dynamic stereo problem, CVGIP 33,
        1986, 16-32.

900.    T.J. Broida and R. Chellappa, Estimation of object
        motion parameters from noisy images, T-PAMI 8, 1986,
        90-99.

901.    A. Mitiche, On kineopsis and computation of
        structure and motion, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 109-112.

902.    S.J. Maybank, Algorithm for analysing optical flow
        based on the least-squares method, IVC 4, 1986, 38-
        42.

903.    D.W. Murray and N.S. Williams, Detecting the image
        boundaries between optical flow fields from several
        moving planar facets, PRL 4, 1986, 87-92.

904.    R.J. Schalkoff, Automated reasoning about image
        motion using a rule-based deduction system, ICV 4,
        1986, 97-106.

905.    J. D'Haeyer, Determining motion of image curves from
        local pattern changes, CVGIP 34, 1986, 166-188.

906.    J.K. Aggarwal, Motion and time-varying imagery-an
        overview, WMRA, 1-6.




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907.    D.H. Marimont, Projective duality and the analysis
        of image sequences, WMRA, 7-14.

908.    W.B. Thompson and J.K. Kearney, Inexact vision,
        WMRA, 15-21.

909.    A. Bandopadhay, B. Chandra, and D.H. Ballard, Active
        navigation:  tracking an environmental point
        considered beneficial, WMRA, 23-29.

910.    A.M. Waxman and J.H. Duncan, Binocular image flows,
        WMRA, 31-38.

911.    G. Sandini and M. Tistarelli, Recovery of depth
        information:  camera motion as an integration to
        stereo, WMRA, 39-43.

912.    T.S. Huang, Motion detection and estimation from
        stereo image sequences:  some preliminary
        experimental results, WMRA, 45-46.

913.    Y. Liu and T.S. Huang, Estimation of rigid body
        motion using straight line correspondences, WMRA,
        47-52.

914.    M.A. Snyder, The accuracy of 3D parameters in
        correspondence-based techniques:  startup and
        updating, WMRA, 53-59.

915.    A. Bandopadhay and R. Dutta, Measuring image motion
        in dynamic images, WMRA, 67-72.

916.    S. Bharwani, E. Riseman, and A. Hanson, Refinement
        of environmental depth maps over multiple frames,
        WMRA, 73-80.

917.    W. Enkelmann, Investigation of multigrid algorithms
        for the estimation of optical flow fields in image
        sequences, WMRA, 81-87.

918.    B.G. Schunck, Image flow continuity equations for
        motion and density, WMRA, 89-94.

919.    T.J. Broida and R. Chellappa, Kinematics and
        structure of a rigid object from a sequence of noisy
        images, WMRA, 95-100.

920.    R. Kories and G. Zimmermann, A variable method for
        the estimation of displacement vector fields from
        image sequences, WMRA, 101-106.




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921.    S.A. Engel and J.M. Rubin, Detecting visual motion
        boundaries, WMRA, 107-111.

922.    K. Kanatani, Transformation of optical flow by
        camera rotation, WMRA, 113-118.

923.    H. Shariat and K.E. Price, How to use more than two
        frames to estimate motion, WMRA, 119-124.

924.    T.S. Huang, J. Weng, and N. Ahuja, 3-D motion from
        image sequences:  modeling, understanding, and
        prediction, WMRA, 125-130.

925.    E.C. Hildreth and N.M. Grzywacz, The incremental
        recovery of structure from motion:  position vs.
        velocity based formalutions, WMRA, 137-143.

926.    C.H. Lee and A. Rosenfeld, Structure and motion of a
        rigid object having unknown constant motion, WMRA,
        145-150.

927.    E.H. Adelson and J.R. Bergen, The extraction of
        spatio-temporal energy in human and machine vision,
        WMRA, 151-155.

928.    M. Subbarao, Interpretation of image motion fields:
        a spatio-temporal approach, WMRA, 157-165.

929.    J.(Y.) Aloimonos and I. Rigoutsos, Determining the
        3-D motion of a rigid planar patch without
        correspondence, under perspective projection, WMRA,
        167-174.

930.    A. Mitiche, S. Seida, and J.K. Aggarwal, Line-based
        computation of structure and motion using angular
        invariance, WMRA, 175-180.

931.    H. Westphal and H.H. Nagel, Toward the derivation of
        three-dimensional descriptions from image sequences
        for nonconvex moving objects, CVGIP 34, 1986, 302-
        320.

932.    R.M. Haralick and X. Zhuang, A note on ``Rigid body
        motion from depth and optical flow'', CVGIP 34,
        1986, 372-387.

933.    T.J. Broida and R. Chellappa, Kinematics of a rigid
        object from a sequence of noisy images:  a batch
        approach, CVPR, 176-182.





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934.    K.M. Mutch and L.C. Heiny, Calculating object size
        from stereoscopic motion, CVPR, 183-187.

935.    R. Jain, S.L. Bartlett, and N. O'Brien, Motion
        stereo using ego-motion complex logarithmic mapping,
        CVPR, 188-193.

936.    Z.C. Lin, T.S. Huang, S.D. Blostein, H. Lee, and
        E.A. Margerum, Motion estimation from 3-D point sets
        with and without correspondences, CVPR, 194-201.

937.    H. Shariat and K.L. Price, Motion estimation:  the
        proper formulation for when 3 or 4 frames are
        available, CVPR, 396-399.

938.    Y. Le Guilloux, Structure from motion, acceleration
        and Taylor series, CVPR, 400-402.

939.    S.S. Chen and M. Penna, Recognizing deformations of
        nonrigid bodies, CVPR, 452-455.

940.    A. Bandopadhay, B. Chandra, and D.H. Ballard,
        Egomotion using active vision, CVPR, 498-503.

941.    G.L. Scott, Smoothing the optic flow field under
        perspective projection, CVPR, 504-509.

942.    J. Aloimonos and C.M. Brown, Perception of structure
        from motion:  I: Optic flow vs. discrete
        displacements.  II: Lower bound results., CVPR,
        510-517.

943.    J.(Y.) Aloimonos and A. Basu, Shape and 3-D motion
        from contour without point to point correspondences:
        general principles, CVPR, 518-527.

944.    B.G. Schunck, The image flow constraint equation,
        CVGIP 35, 1986, 20-46.

945.    A.M. Waxman and S.S. Sinha, Dynamic stereo:  passive
        ranging to moving objects from relative image flows,
        T-PAMI 8, 1986, 406-412.

946.    Y. Yasumoto and G. Medioni, Robust estimation of
        three-dimensional motion parameters from a sequence
        of image frames using regularization, T-PAMI 8,
        1986, 464-471.

947.    K. Kanatani, Structure and motion from optical flow
        under orthographic projection, CVGIP 35, 1986, 181-
        199.



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948.    D.J. Heeger, Depth and flow from motion energy,
        AAAI, 1986, 657-663.

949.    K. Wohn and J. Wu, 3-D motion recovery from time-
        varying optical flows, AAAI, 1986, 670-675.

950.    J.(Y.) Aloimonos and I. Rigoutsos, Determining the
        3-D motion of a rigid surface patch without
        correspondence under perspective projection: I.
        Planar surfaces.  II. Curved surfaces., AAAI, 1986,
        681-688.

951.    S.J. Maybank, Optical flow and the Taylor expansion,
        PRL 4, 1986, 243-246.

952.    C.J. Radford, Optical flow fields in Hough transform
        space, PRL 4, 1986, 293-303.

953.    H.H. Nagel and W. Enkelmann, An investigation of
        smoothness constraints for the estimation of
        displacement vector fields from image sequences, T-
        PAMI 8, 1986, 565-593.

954.    O.D. Faugeras and F. Lustman, Identifying planes for
        the construction of the world model of a mobile
        robot, ICPR, 162-164.

955.    T. Tsukiyama and T.S. Huang, Motion stereo for
        navigation of autonomous vehicles in man-made
        environments, ICPR, 165-168.

956.    Z.C. Lin, H. Lee, and T.S. Huang, Finding 3-D point
        correspondences in motion estimation, ICPR, 303-305.

957.    Y. Liu and T.S. Huang, Estimation of rigid body
        motion using straight line correspondences: further
        results, ICPR, 306-309.

958.    C.H. Lee, Structure of a rigid smooth space curve,
        ICPR, 310-312.

959.    M.F. Costabile and G.G. Pieroni, Detecting shape
        correspondences by using the generalized Hough
        transform, ICPR, 589-591.

960.    P. Bouthemy, A method of integrating motion
        information along contours including segmentation,
        ICPR, 651-653.






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961.    P. Werkhoven and A. Toet, The estimation of
        displacement vector fields by means of adaptive
        affine transformations, ICPR, 798-800.

962.    G. Zimmermann and R. Kories, Image sequence
        processing as an aid for three-dimensional display,
        ICPR, 821-824.

963.    G.G. Pieroni, Analyzing the movement of a wave field
        by computer, ICPR, 903-906.

964.    R.A. Samy and C.A. Bozzo, Matching images uisng
        motion features, ICPR, 978-980.

965.    F. Pan, W.K. Gu, and R.J. Jing, A back tracking
        algorithm for matching two line drawings of a 3-D
        moving object, ICPR, 1096-1098.

966.    N. Diehl and H. Burkhardt, Planar motion estimation
        with a fast converging algorithm, ICPR, 1099-1102.

967.    S. Tsuji, Y. Yagi, and M. Asada, Finding of objects
        moving in a pathway by a moving observer, ICPR,
        1103-1106.

968.    J. Weng, N. Ahuja, and T.S. Huang, Motion modeling
        and prediction, ICPR, 1107-1109.

969.    A. Mitiche, S. Seida, and J.K. Aggarwal,
        Interpretation of structure and motion from line
        correspondences, ICPR, 1110-1112.

970.    H.H. Nagel, Image sequences-ten (octal) years-from
        phenomenology towards a theoretical foundation,
        ICPR, 1174-1185.

971.    K. Deguchi, Registration techniques for partially
        covered image sequence, ICPR, 1186-1189.

972.    Y. Le Guilloux, A matching algorithm for horizontal
        motion.  Application to tracking., ICPR, 1190-1192.

973.    R. Kories, G. Hecker, and G. Zimmermann, On the
        precision of a feature based displacement
        measurement, ICPR, 1193-1196.

974.    J. Dengler, Local motion estimation with the dynamic
        pyramid, ICPR, 1289-1292.






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975.    A.M. Waxman and J.H. Duncan, Binocular image flows:
        steps toward stereo-motion fusion, T-PAMI 8, 1986,
        715-729.

976.    K.M. Mutch, Determining object translation
        information using stereoscopic motion, T-PAMI 8,
        1986, 750-755.

977.    C.L. Tan and W.N. Martin, A distributed system for
        analyzing time-varying multiresolution imagery,
        CVGIP 36, 1986, 162-174.

978.    S.S. Chen and M. Penna, Shape and motion of nonrigid
        bodies, CVGIP 36, 1986, 175-207.

979.    M. Subbarao and A.M. Waxman, Closed form solutions
        to image flow equations for planar surfaces in
        motion, CVGIP 36, 1986, 208-228.

980.    J.L. Potter, Disparity based scene analysis, CASDD,
        203-221.

981.    A.A. Maciejewski and C.A. Klein, SAM-animation
        software for simulating articulated motion, C&G 9,
        1985, 383-391.

982.    M.R. Kabuka and E.S. McVey, Input-output
        characteristics for imaged transducers, J-RA 2,
        1986, 106-110.

983.    Proceedings-Workshop on Motion:  Representation and
        Analysis (Charleston, SC, May 7-9, 1986), IEEE Publ.
        86CH2322-6.

984.    Second International Workshop on Time-Varying Image
        Processing and Moving Object Recognition (Florence,
        Italy, September 8-9, 1986).

985.    N.I. Badler and J.K. Tsotsos, eds., Motion:
        Representation and Perception (Toronto, Canada,
        April 4-6, 1983), North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1986.

986.    J.E. Cutting, Perception with an Eye for Motion, MIT
        Press, Cambridge, MA, 1986.










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H.  Shape and Pattern

H.1.  Representation

987.    L.S. Davis, Two-dimensional shape representation,
        HPRIP, 233-245.

988.    H. Samet, Using quadtrees to represent spatial data,
        CASDD, 229-247.

989.    M. Tamminen, Efficient storage of quadtrees and
        octrees, CASDD, 261-278.

990.    H. Samet and R.E. Webber, Storing a collection of
        polygons using quadtrees, TOG 4, 1985, 182-222.

991.    R.R. Patterson, Projective transformations of the
        parameter of a Bernstein-Bezier curve, TOG 4, 1985,
        276-290.

992.    P. Srinivas Kumar and M. Manohar, On probability of
        forest of quadtrees reducing to quadtrees, IPL 22,
        1986, 109-111.

993.    M.L.P. van Lierop, Geometrical transformations on
        pictures represented by leafcodes, CVGIP 33, 1986,
        81-98.

994.    A. Rosenfeld, Axial representations of shape,
        CVGIP 33, 1986, 156-173.

995.    T. Minami and K. Shinohara, Encoding of line
        drawings with a multiple grid chain code, T-PAMI 8,
        1986, 269-276.

996.    A.Y. Wu, S.K. Bhaskar, and A. Rosenfeld, Computation
        of geometric properties from the medial axis
        transform in O(n log n) time, CVGIP 34, 1986, 76-92.

997.    D.S. Scott and S.S. Iyengar, TID-a translation
        invariant data structure for storing images, Comm.
        ACM 29, 1986, 418-429.

998.    F.M. Dekking and P.J. Van Otterloo, Fourier coding
        and reconstruction of complicated contours, T-
        SMC 16, 1986, 395-404.

999.    T.W. Sederberg and R.N. Goldman, Algebraic geometry
        for computer-aided geometric design, CGA 6(6), 1986,
        52-59.




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1000.   G.G. Mei and N. Liu, Quadtree problems on two
        dimensional shuffle exchange network, CVPR, 140-147.

1001.   J.G. Leu and I.N. Huang, A binary tree
        representation of 2-D shapes, CVPR, 625-627.

1002.   S.B. Ho and C.R. Dyer, Shape smoothing using medial
        axis properties, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 512-520.

1003.   S. Sitharama Iyengar and S.W. Miller, Efficient
        algorithm for polygon overlay for dense map image
        data sets, IVC 4, 1986, 167-174.

1004.   R.C. Nelson and H. Samet, A consistent hierarchical
        representation for vector data, SIGGRAPH, 197-206.

1005.   M. Leyton, Constraint-theorems on the
        prototypification of shape, AAAI, 1986, 702-706.

1006.   L.P. Cordella and G. Sanniti di Baja, Context
        dependent smoothing of figures represented by their
        medial axis transform, ICPR, 280-282.

1007.   C.A. Shaffer and H. Samet, An optimal quadtree
        construction algorithm, ICPR, 317-319.

1008.   Q.Y. Shi, Image processing operations using CD
        representation, ICPR, 320-322.

1009.   A. Montanvert, Medial line: graph representation and
        shape description, ICPR, 430-432.

1010.   B.H. Khang, P.N. Khoi, H. Kiem, and H.T. Bao,
        Conversion and combination of image representations,
        ICPR, 660-662.

1011.   (G. Zhou) and (H. Wang), Angle coding and its
        application in pattern recognition, ICPR, 1001-1003.

1012.   W.G. Kropatsch, Curve representations in multiple
        resolutions, ICPR, 1283-1285.

1013.   A. Klinger, E. Bassett, and W. Fox, Tree
        computations in vision, ICPR, 1313-1315.

1014.   P.A. Maragos and R.W. Schafer, Morphological
        skeleton representation and coding of binary images,
        T-ASSP 34, 1986, 1228-1244.






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H.2.  Topology; Distance, Thinning

1015.   R. Hummel and A. Rojer, Implementing a parallel
        connected component algorithm on MIMD architectures,
        CAPAIDM, 88-90.

1016.   D. Petkovic and K. Mohiuddin, Combining component
        features from multiple image frames, CAPAIDM, 169-
        174.

1017.   M.M. Ferguson Jr., Matrix method for finding sets of
        contiguous non-zero elements in a 2-dimensional
        array, PR 19, 1986, 73-.

1018.   M. Suk and S. Oh, Region adjacency and its
        application to object detection, PR 19, 1986, 161-
        167.

1019.   H.H. Atkinson, I. Gargantini, and T.R.S. Walsh,
        Filling by quadrants or octants, CVGIP 33, 1986,
        138-155.

1020.   L.W. Tucker, Labeling connected components on a
        massively parallel tree machine, CVPR, 124-129.

1021.   C.N. Lee and A. Rosenfeld, Connectivity issues in 2D
        and 3D images, CVPR, 278-285.

1022.   H. Samet and M. Tamminen, An improved approach to
        connected component labeling of images, CVPR, 312-
        318.

1023.   R.D. Hersch, Descriptive contour fill of partly
        degenerated shapes, CGA 6(7), 1986, 61-70.

1024.   C. Arcelli and G. Sanniti di Baja, On the simplicity
        of digital curves and contours, ICPR, 283-285.

1025.   M.H. Loew and (S.X. Li), Adjacency detection using
        quadcodes, ICPR, 314-316.

1026.   G.M. Arnaud, M. Lamure, M. Terrenoire, and D.
        Tounissoux, Analysis of the connectivity of an
        object in a binary image: pretopological approach,
        ICPR, 1204-1206.

1027.   M. Minoh and T. Sakai, Mesh-oriented line drawings
        theory (MOLD theory), T-PAMI 8, 1986, 210-221.






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1028.   R.E. Osteen and P.P. Lin, Picture skeletons based on
        eccentricities of points of minimum spanning trees,
        SIAM JC 3, 1974, 23-40.

1029.   F. Meyer, The binary skeleton in three steps,
        CAPAIDM, 470-476.

1030.   J. Piper, Efficient implementation of
        skeletonisation using interval coding, PRL 3, 1985,
        389-397.

1031.   C. Ronse, A topological characterization of
        thinning, TCS 43, 1986, 31-41.

1032.   R. Stefanelli, A comment on an investigation into
        the skeletonization approach of Hilditch, PR 19,
        1986, 13-14.

1033.   N.J. Naccache and R. Shinghal, In response to ``A
        comment on an investigation into the skeletonization
        approach of Hilditch'', PR 19, 1986, 111-.

1034.   M. Yamashita and T. Ibaraki, Distances defined by
        neighborhood sequences, PR 19, 1986, 237-246.

1035.   R.M.K. Sinha, Comments on ``Fast thinning algorithm
        for binary images'', IVC 4, 1986, 57-58.

1036.   H.E. Lu and P.S.P. Wang, A comment on ``A fast
        parallel algorithm for thinning digital patterns'',
        Comm. ACM 29, 1986, 239-242.

1037.   F. Pasan and C. Vuerli, Core-line tracing for fuzzy
        image subsets, PRL 4, 1986, 93-98.

1038.   G. Borgefors, Distance transformations in digital
        images, CVGIP 34, 1986, 344-371.

1039.   T. Pavlidis, A vectorizer and feature extractor for
        document recognition, CVGIP 35, 1986, 111-127.

1040.   Y.K. Chu and C.Y. Suen, An alternate smoothing and
        stripping algorithm for thinning digital binary
        patterns, SP 11, 1986, 207-222.

1041.   L. Dorst, Pseudo-Euclidean skeletons, ICPR, 286-288.

1042.   S. Suzuki and K. Abe, Sequential thinning of binary
        pictures using distance transformation, ICPR, 289-
        292.




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1043.   G. Borgefors, A new distance transformation
        approximating the Euclidean distance, ICPR, 336-338.

1044.   E. Mouer and R. Schaerf, New applications of
        distance transformation methods for effective
        structural image analysis, ICPR, 666-668.

1045.   Y. Xia, A new thinning algorithm for binary images,
        ICPR, 995-997.

H.3.  Measures, Invariants, etc.

1046.   L. Dorst and A.W.M. Smeulders, Length estimators
        compared, PRIP II, 73-80.

1047.   J. O'Rourke, The signature of a plane curve, SIAM
        JC 15, 1986, 34-51.

1048.   J. Cleary, S.A. Morris, and D. Yost, Numerical
        geometry-numbers from shapes, Amer. Math.
        Monthly 93, 1986, 260-275.

1049.   R. Hashim and W.N. Martin, Recognizing shapes via
        random chord samplings, CVPR, 637-639.

1050.   M.G. Stone, A mnemonic for areas of polygons, Amer.
        Math. Monthly 93, 1986, 479-480.

1051.   F. Veillon, Study and comparison of certain shape
        measures, SP 11, 1986, 81-91.

1052.   S.K. Parui, S. Eswara Sarma, and D. Dutta Majumder,
        How to discriminate shapes using the shape vector,
        PRL 4, 1986, 201-204.

1053.   M. Nagao and S. Nakajima, Shape recognition system
        by variable slit method-its hardware and software,
        ICPR, 424-426.

1054.   G. Bertrand, Continuous perimeter distributions,
        ICPR, 491-494.

1055.   V. Di Gesu and M. C. Maccarone, Description of fuzzy
        images by convex hull technique, ICPR, 1276-1278.

1056.   S.R. Dubois and F.H. Glanz, An autoregressive model
        approach to two-dimensional shape classification,
        T-PAMI 8, 1986, 55-66.






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1057.   C.H. Teh and R.T. Chin, On digital approximation of
        moment invariants, CVGIP 33, 1986, 318-326.

1058.   S. Chen, An intelligent computer vision system,
        IJIS 1, 1986, 15-28.

1059.   J. Ma, C.K. Wu, and X.R. Lu, A fast shape
        descriptor, CVGIP 34, 1986, 282-291.

1060.   K. Kanatani, Camera rotation invariance of image
        characteristics, CVPR, 266-271.

1061.   C.C. Liu and R. Chellappa, Clasification of partial
        2-D shapes using Fourier descriptors, CVPR, 344-350.

1062.   M. Hatamian, A real-time two-dimensional moment
        generating algorithm and its single chip
        implementation, T-ASSP 34, 1986, 546-553.

1063.   L. Capodiferro, Position, rotation, and scale
        invariant object recognition by digital image
        processing, SP 11, 1986, 311-312.

1064.   R.H. Wu and H. Stark, Rotation and scale invariant
        recognition of images, ICPR, 92-94.

1065.   M.A. Abidi and R.C. Gonzalez, Harmonic shape
        decomposition, ICPR, 419-423.

1066.   (J. Ma), (X. Lu), and (C. Wu), A new shape
        recognition system, ICPR, 811-813.

1067.   H. Glunder and T. Kramer, Description of planar
        patterns by invariant features-an attempt towards
        the explanation of visual pattern recognition, ICPR,
        1090-1093.

1068.   P.T. Highnam, Optimal algorithms for finding the
        symmetries of a planar point set, IPL 22, 1986,
        219-222.

1069.   S.A. Friedberg, Finding axes of skewed symmetry,
        CVGIP 34, 1986, 138-155.

1070.   M.M. Fleck, Local rotational symmetries, CVPR, 332-
        337.

1071.   S.N. Biswas and D. Dutta Majumder, Region symmetry
        analysis through Cantor number strings, ICPR, 427-
        429.




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1072.   J. Lopez Krahe, Detection of symmetric and radial
        structures in images, ICPR, 947-950.

H.4.  Shape (Other); Path Planning

1073.   L. Dorst and A.W.M. Smeulders, Best linear unbiased
        estimators for properties of digitized straight
        lines, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 276-282.

1074.   C. Ronse, A strong chord property for 4-connected
        convex digital sets, CVGIP 35, 1986, 259-269.

1075.   S. Pham, Digital straight segments, CVGIP 36, 1986,
        10-30.

1076.   L.D. Wu and F.L. Wang, Chain code for a line segment
        and formal language, ICPR, 1124-1126.

1077.   F.L. Weng and L.D. Wu, Covering property and *-chain
        code, ICPR, 1133-1135.

1078.   X.Y. Luo and L.D. Wu, The generalized chord property
        of digital plane element, ICPR, 1159-1161.

1079.   H.J. Bernstein, Determining the shape of a convex
        n-sided polygon by using 2n+k tactile probes,
        IPL 22, 1986, 255-260.

1080.   T.T. Allen, Polya's orchard problem, Amer. Math.
        Monthly 93, 1986, 98-104.

1081.   M.A. Peshkin and A.C. Sanderson, Reachable grasps on
        a polygon:  the convex rope algorithm, J-RA 2, 1986,
        53-58.

1082.   A. Hashizume, P.S. Yeh, and A. Rosenfeld, A method
        of detecting the orientation of aligned components,
        PRL 4, 1986, 125-132.

1083.   R.E. Ellis, E.M. Riseman, and A.R. Hanson, Tactile
        recognition by probing: identifying a polygon on a
        plane, AAAI, 1986, 632-637.

1084.   B.K. Natarajan, An algorithmic approach to the
        automated design of parts orienters, SFCS, 132-142.

1085.   M. Erdmann, Using backprojections for fine motion
        planning with uncertainty, IJRR 5(1), 1986, 19-45.






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1086.   Y. Kobayashi, Y. Wada, and T. Kiguchi, Knowledge
        representation and utilization for optimal route
        search, T-SMC 16, 1986, 454-462.

1087.   B.J. Oommen, S.S. Iyengar, N.S.V. Rao, and R.L.
        Kashyap, Robot navigation in unknown terrains of
        convex polygonal obstacles, using learned visibility
        graphs, AAAI, 1101-1106.

1088.   M.A. Peshkin and A.C. Sanderson, Planning sensorless
        robot manipulation of sliding objects, AAAI, 1107-
        1112.

1089.   S. Kambhampati and L.S. Davis, Multiresolution path
        planning for mobile robots, J-RA 2, 1986, 135-145.

1090.   K. Kant and S.W. Zucker, Toward efficient trajectory
        planning: the path-velocity decomposition,
        IJRR 5(3), 1986, 72-89.

1091.   (G. Xuan), (L. Wang), (C. Li), (Y. Liu), and (J.
        Wang), An intelligent searching algorithm for robot
        obstacle avoidance, ICPR, 958-960.

@bold H primed@. Geometry

@bold H primed@.1. General; Miscellaneous; Convexity, etc.

1092.   Proceedings of the Second Annual Symposium on
        Computational Geometry (Yorktown Heights, NY, June
        2-4, 1986).

1093.   J.E. Goodman and R. Pollack, eds., Discrete and
        Computational Geometry, Springer, Berlin, 1986ff.

1094.   V. Boltjansky and I.T. Gohberg, Results and Problems
        in Combinatorial Geometry, Cambridge University
        Press, Cambridge, UK, 1985.

1095.   D.T. Lee and Y.T. Ching, The power of geometric
        duality revisited, IPL 21, 1985, 117-122.

1096.   D.P. Dobkin and J.I. Munro, Efficient uses of the
        past, J. Algorithms 6, 1985, 455-465.

1097.   S.S. Pyo, M. Suk, and V. Nagbhushan, Systolic
        implementation of a geometry processor, CAPAIDM,
        328-334.






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1098.   G.T. Toussaint, New results in computational
        geometry relevant to pattern recognition in
        practice, PRIP II, 135-146.

1099.   H. Edelsbrunner, Constructing belts in two-
        dimensional arrangements with applications, SIAM
        JC 15, 1986, 271-284.

1100.   H. Edelsbrunner, J. O'Rourke, and R. Seidel,
        Constructing arrangements of lines and hyperplanes
        with applications, SIAM JC 15, 1986, 341-363.

1101.   D.H. Greene and F.F. Yao, Finite-resolution
        computational geometry, SFCS, 143-152.

1102.   J. O'Rourke, Finding minimal enclosing boxes,
        JCIS 14, 1985, 183-199.

1103.   D.J. Evans and S.W. Mai, Two parallel algorithms for
        the convex hull problem in a two dimensional space,
        PC 2, 1985, 313-326.

1104.   V. Klee and M.C. Laskowski, Finding the smallest
        triangles containing a given convex polygon, J.
        Algorithms 6, 1985, 359-375.

1105.   I. Stojmenovic and E. Soisalon-Soininen, A note on
        approximate convex hulls, IPL 22, 1986, 55-56.

1106.   S.K. Ghosh, A note on convex hull algorithms, PR 19,
        1986, 75-.

1107.   M. Kallay, Convex hull made easy, IPL 22, 1986,
        161-.

1108.   J. O'Rourke, A. Aggarwal, S. Maddila, and M.
        Baldwin, An optimal algorithm for finding minimal
        enclosing triangles, J. Algorithms 7, 1986, 258-269.

1109.   M.J. Atallah, Computing the convex hull of line
        intersections, J. Algorithms 7, 1986, 285-288.

1110.   D.G. Kirkpatrick and R. Seidel, The ultimate planar
        convex hull algorithm, SIAM JC 15, 1986, 287-294.

1111.   S.Y. Shin and T.C. Woo, Finding the convex hull of a
        simple polygon in linear time, PR 19, 1986, 453-458.

@bold H primed@.2. Distance, etc.





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1112.   M. Lu and P. Varman, Solving geometric proximity
        problems on mesh-connected computers, CAPAIDM, 248-
        255.

1113.   R.C. Chang and R.C.T. Lee, An O(N log N) minimal
        spanning tree algorithm for N points in the plane,
        BIT 26, 1986, 7-16.

1114.   H. Edelsbrunner and R. Seidel, Voronoi diagrams and
        arrangements, DCG 1, 1986, 25-44.

1115.   A. Lingas, The greedy and Delauney triangulations
        are not bad in the average case, IPL 22, 1986, 25-
        31.

1116.   M. Krivanek, Hexagonal unit network-a tool for
        proving the NP-completeness results of geometric
        problems, IPL 22, 1986, 37-41.

1117.   F. Aurenhammer, The one-dimensional weighted Voronoi
        diagram, IPL 22, 1986, 119-123.

1118.   E.J. Cockayne and D.E. Hewgill, Exact computation of
        Steiner minimal trees in the plane, IPL 22, 1986,
        151-156.

1119.   B. Chazelle, R. Cole, F.P. Preparata, and C. Yap,
        New upper bounds for neighbor searching, IC 68,
        1986, 105-124.

1120.   D.T. Lee and Y.F. Wu, Geometric complexity of some
        location problems, Algorithmica 1, 1986, 193-211.

1121.   J. Katajainen and O. Nevalainen, Computing relative
        neighbourhood graphs in the plane, PR 19, 1986,
        221-228.

1122.   N. Megiddo and E. Zemel, An O(@n@ log @n@)
        randomizing algorithm for the weighted Euclidean 1-
        center problem, J. Algorithms 7, 1986, 358-368.

1123.   A. Aggarwal and R.C. Melville, Fast computation of
        the modality of polygons, J. Algorithms 7, 1986,
        369-381.

1124.   C.A. Wang and E.P.F. Chan, Finding the minimum
        visible vertex distance between two nonintersecting
        simple polygons, CG, 34-42.






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1125.   A. Lingas, On approximation behavior and
        implementation of the greedy triangulation for
        convex planar point sets, CG, 72-79.

1126.   D. Avis and H. ElGindy, Triangulating simplicial
        point sets in space, CG, 133-141.

1127.   L.P. Chew, There is a planar graph almost as good as
        the complete graph, CG, 169-177.

1128.   R.A. Dwyer, A simple divide-and-conquer algorithm
        for constructing Delaunay triangulations in O(@n@
        log log @n@) expected time, CG, 276-284.

1129.   S. Fortune, A sweepline algorithm for Voronoi
        diagrams, CG, 313-322.

1130.   E. Vidal Ruiz, An algorithm for finding nearest
        neighbors in (approximately) constant time, PRL 4,
        1986, 145-157.

1131.   P.M. Vaidya, An optimal algorithm for the all-
        nearest-neighbors problem, SFCS, 117-122.

1132.   C. Arcelli and G. Sanniti di Baja, Computing Voronoi
        diagrams in digital pictures, PRL 4, 1986, 383-389.

@bold H primed@.3. Visibility, Path Planning, etc.

1133.   M.J. Atallah, A matching problem in the plane,
        JCSS 31, 1985, 63-70.

1134.   R. Sedgewick and J.S. Vitter, Shortest paths in
        Euclidean graphs, Algorithmica 1, 1986, 31-48.

1135.   T. Asano, T. Asano, L. Guibas, J. Hershberger, and
        H. Imai, Visibility of disjoint polygons,
        Algorithmica 1, 1986, 49-63.

1136.   S. Ntafos, On gallery watchmen in grids, IPL 23,
        1986, 99-102.

1137.   M. Sharir and A. Schorr, On shortest paths in
        polyhedral spaces, SIAM JC 15, 1986, 193-215.

1138.   D.T. Lee and A.K. Lin, Computational complexity of
        art gallery problems, T-IT 32, 1986, 276-282.

1139.   D.T. Lee and A.K. Lin, Computing the visibility
        polygon from an edge, CVGIP 34, 1986, 1-19.




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1140.   L. Guibas, J. Hershberger, D. Leven, M. Sharir, and
        R.E. Tarjan, Linear time algorithms for visibility
        and shortest path problems inside simple polygons,
        CG, 1-13.

1141.   S. Suri and J. O'Rourke, Worst-case optimal
        algorithms for constructing visibility polygons with
        holes, CG, 14-23.

1142.   W.P. Chin and S. Ntafos, Optimum watchman routes,
        CG, 24-33.

1143.   D. Rappaport, H. Imai, and G.T. Toussaint, On
        computing simple circuits on a set of line segments,
        CG, 52-60.

1144.   S. Suri, A linear time algorithm for minimum link
        paths inside a simple polygon, CVGIP 35, 1986, 99-
        110.

1145.   G.T. Toussaint, Shortest path solves edge-to-edge
        visibility in a polygon, PRL 4, 1986, 165-170.

1146.   W.H. Plantinga and C.R. Dyer, An algorithm for
        constructing the aspect graph, SFCS, 123-131.

1147.   E. Lodi and L. Pagli, A VLSI solution to the
        vertical segment visibility problem, T-COMP 35,
        1986, 923-928.

1148.   R.M. Harnett and G.C. Kiel, Optimal taxiway repair:
        a set-covering approach, JCIS 14, 1985, 405-419.

1149.   B.J. Falkowski and L. Schmitz, A note on the queens'
        problem, IPL 23, 1986, 39-46.

1150.   K. Kedem, R. Livne, J. Pach, and M. Sharir, On the
        union of Jordan regions and collision-free
        translational motion amidst polygonal obstacles,
        DCG 1, 1986, 59-71.

1151.   H. Rohnert, Shortest paths in the plane with convex
        polygonal obstacles, IPL 23, 1986, 71-76.

1152.   S. Sifrony and M. Sharir, A new efficient motion-
        planning algorithm for a rod in polygonal space, CG,
        178-186.

1153.   S.R. Maddila and C.K. Yap, Moving a polygon around
        the corner in a corridor, CG, 187-192.




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1154.   J.E. Hopcroft and G.T. Wilfong, Reducing multiple
        object motion planning to graph searching, SIAM JC
        15, 1986, 768-785.

1155.   O. Nurmi, On translating a set of objects in 2- and
        3-dimensional space, CVGIP 36, 1986, 42-52.

1156.   M. Sharir, R. Cole, K. Kedem, D. Leven, R. Pollack,
        and S. Sifrony, Geometric applications of
        Davenport-Schinzel sequences, SFCS, 77-86.

@bold H primed@.4. Search, Intersection, etc.

1157.   R. Cole and C.K. Yap, Geometric retrival problems,
        IC  63, 1984, 39-57.

1158.   R.H. Guting, Dynamic C-oriented polygonal
        intersection searching, IC 63, 1984, 143-163.

1159.   R.H. Guting, Fast dynamic intersection searching in
        a set of isothetic line segments, IPL 21, 1985,
        165-171.

1160.   K.J. Supowit, Decomposing a set of points into
        chains, with applications to permutation and circle
        graphs, IPL 21, 1985, 249-252.

1161.   B. Chazelle, R.L. Drysdale, and D.T. Lee, Computing
        the largest empty rectangle, SIAM JC 15, 1986, 300-
        315.

1162.   D.P. Dobkin and D.G. Kirkpatrick, A linear algorithm
        for determining the separation of convex polyhedra,
        J. Algorithms 6, 1985, 381-392.

1163.   N. Megiddo, Partitioning with two lines in the
        plane, J. Algorithms 6, 1985, 430-433.

1164.   H. Edelsbrunner and M.H. Overmars, Batched dynamic
        solutions to decomposable searching problems, J.
        Algorithms 6, 1985, 515-542.

1165.   B.M. Chazelle and D.T. Lee, On a circle placement
        problem, Computing 36, 1986, 1-16.

1166.   P. Widmayer, Y.F. Wu, M.D.F. Schlag, and C.K. Wong,
        On some union and intersection problems for polygons
        with fixed orientations, Computing 36, 1986, 183-
        197.





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1167.   M. Veldhorst, The optimal representation of disjoint
        iso-oriented rectangles in two-dimensional trees, J.
        Algorithms 7, 1986, 1-34.

1168.   M.S. Paterson, Point retrieval for polygons, J.
        Algorithms 7, 1986, 441-447.

1169.   B. Chazelle and F.P. Preparata, Halfspace range
        search:  an algorithmic application of @k@-sets,
        DCG 1, 1986, 83-93.

1170.   E. Welzl, More on @k@-sets of finite sets in the
        plane, DCG 1, 1986, 95-100.

1171.   H. Edelsbrunner, Edge-skeletons in arrangements with
        applications, Algorithmica 1, 1986, 93-109.

1172.   B. Chazelle and L.J. Guibas, Fractional cascading:
        I. A data structuring technique, Algorithmica 1,
        1986, 133-162.

1173.   B. Chazelle and L.J. Guibas, Fractional cascading:
        II. Applications, Algorithmica 1, 1986, 163-191.

1174.   B. Chazelle, Reporting and counting segment
        intersections, JCSS 32, 1986, 156-182.

1175.   K. Hoffmann, K. Mehlhorn, P. Rosenstiehl, and R.E.
        Tarjan, Sorting Jordan sequences in linear time
        using level-linked search trees, IC 68, 1986, 170-
        184.

1176.   M. Tamminen, Constructing maximal slicings from
        geometry, Acta Informatica 23, 1986, 267-288.

1177.   T. Ottmann and D. Wood, Space-economical plane-sweep
        algorithms, CVGIP 34, 1986, 35-51.

1178.   H. Edelsbrunner, L.J. Guibas, and J. Stolfi, Optimal
        point location in a monotone subdivision, SIAM
        JC 15, 1986, 317-340.

1179.   H. Imai and T. Asano, Efficient algorithms for
        geometric graph search problems, SIAM JC 15, 1986,
        478-494.

1180.   D. Haussler and E. Welzl, Epsilon-nets and simplex
        range queries, CG, 61-71.






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1181.   D.E. Willard, On the application of sheared retrival
        to orthogonal range queries, CG, 80-89.

1182.   L.J. Guibas and R. Seidel, Computing convolutions by
        reciprocal search, CG, 90-99.

1183.   R. Klein, O. Nurmi, T. Ottmann, and D. Wood, Optimal
        dynamic solutions for fixed windowing problems, CG,
        109-115.

1184.   M.J. Atallah and M.T. Goodrich, Efficient plane
        sweeping in parallel, CG, 216-225.

1185.   A. Aggarwal, M.M. Klawe, S. Moran, P. Shor, and R.
        Wilber, Geometric applications of a matrix searching
        algorithm, CG, 285-292.

1186.   B. Chazelle and H. Edelsbrunner, Linear space data
        structures for two types of range search, CG, 293-
        302.

1187.   R. Motwani and P. Raghavan, Deferred data
        structuring: query-driven preprocessing for
        geometric search problems, CG, 303-312.

1188.   L.J. Kitchen and M. Callahan, Optimal cell size for
        efficient retrieval of sparse data by approximate 2D
        position using a coarse spatial array, CVPR, 357-
        361.

1189.   S. Fisk, Separating point sets by circles, and the
        recognition of digital disks, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 554-
        556.

1190.   N. Sarnak and R.E. Tarjan, Planar point location
        using persistent search trees, Comm. ACM 29, 1986,
        669-679.

1191.   B.J. Oommen, A learning automaton solution to the
        stochastic minimum-spanning circle problem, T-
        SMC 16, 1986, 598-603.

1192.   M.E. Dyer, On a multidimensional search technique
        and its application to the Euclidean one-centre
        problem, SIAM JC 15, 1986, 725-738.

1193.   B. Chazelle, Lower bounds on the complexity of
        multidimensional searching, SFCS, 87-96.






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1194.   A. Wiernik, Planar realizations of nonlinear
        Davenport-Schinzel sequences by segments, SFCS, 97-
        106.

1195.   M.D. Katz and D.J. Volper, Data structures for
        retrieval on square grids, SIAM JC 15, 1986, 919-
        931.

@bold H primed@.5. Packing, covering, etc.

1196.   E.G. Coffman Jr. and E.N. Gilbert, Dynamic, first-
        fit packings in two or more dimensions, IC 61, 1984,
        1-14.

1197.   H.A.G. Wijshoff and J. van Leeuwen, Arbitrary versus
        periodic storage schemes and tessellations of the
        plane using one type of polyomino, IC 62, 1984, 1-
        25.

1198.   D.S. Franzblau and D.J. Kleitman, An algorithm for
        covering polygons with rectangles, IC 63, 1984,
        164-184.

1199.   D.S. Johnson and M.R. Garey, A 71/60 theorem for bin
        packing, J. Complexity 1, 1985, 65-106.

1200.   S. Hertel and K. Mehlhorn, Fast triangulation of the
        plane with respect to simple polygons, IC 64, 1985,
        52-76.

1201.   J.M. Keil, Decomposing a polygon into simpler
        components, SIAM JC 14, 1985, 799-817.

1202.   N. Alon and D.J. Kleitman, Covering a square by
        small perimeter rectangles, DCG 1, 1986, 1-7.

1203.   H.E. Debrunner and P. Mani-Levitska, Can you cover
        your shadows?, DCG 1, 1986, 45-58.

1204.   J. Pach, Covering the plane with convex polygons,
        DCG 1, 1986, 73-81.

1205.   H. Schmeck, On the maximum edge length in VLSI
        layouts of complete binary trees, IPL  23, 1986,
        19-23.

1206.   R.N. Strickland, An algorithm for generating
        connected quadrilaterals of specified area, C&G 10,
        1986, 151-155.





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1207.   T. Asano, T. Asano, and R.Y. Pinter, Polygon
        triangulation: efficiency and minimality, J.
        Algorithms 7, 1986, 221-231.

1208.   S.A. Segenreich and L.M.P. Faria Braga, Optimal
        nesting of general plane figures:  a Monte Carlo
        heuristical  approach, C&G 10, 1986, 229-237.

1209.   J. Csirik and G. Galambos, An O(n) bin-packing
        algorithm for uniformly distributed data,
        Computing 36, 1986, 313-319.

1210.   B.S. Chlebus, Domino-tiling games, JCSS 32, 1986,
        374-392.

1211.   D.K. Friesen and M.A. Langston, Variable sized bin
        packing, SIAM JC 15, 1986, 222-230.

1212.   R.A. Melter, Tessellation graph characterization
        using rosettas, PRL 4, 1986, 79-85.

1213.   T. Asano, T. Asano, and H. Imai, Partitioning a
        polygonal region into trapezoids, J. ACM 33, 1986,
        290-312.

1214.   N. Ahuja, Efficient planar embedding of trees for
        VLSI layouts, CVGIP 34, 1986, 189-203.

1215.   W. Maass, On the complexity of nonconvex covering,
        SIAM JC 15, 1986, 453-467.

1216.   J.M. Keil, Minimally covering a horizontally convex
        orthogonal polygon, CG, 43-51.

1217.   C. Levopoulos, Fast heuristics for minimum length
        rectangular partitions of polygons, CG, 100-108.

1218.   G. Vijayan, Geometry of planar graphs with angles,
        CG, 116-124.

1219.   S. Floyd and R. Karp, FFD bin packing for item sizes
        with distributions in [0, 1/2], SFCS, 322-330.

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I.1.  Models, Synthesis

1220.   R.L. Kashyap, Image models, HPRIP, 281-310.

1221.   A. Gagalowicz and S.D. Ma, Model driven synthesis of
        natural textures for 3-D scenes, C&G 10, 1986, 161-
        170.

1222.   S.D. Ma and A. Gagalowicz, Determination of local
        coordinate systems for texture synthesis on 3-D
        surfaces, C&G 10, 1986, 171-176.

1223.   P.E. Oppenheimer, Real time design and animation of
        fractal plants and trees, SIGGRAPH, 55-64.

1224.   A. Glassner, Adaptive precision in texture mapping,
        SIGGRAPH, 297-306.

1225.   E.A. Bier and K.R. Sloan Jr., Two-part texture
        mappings, CGA 6(9), 1986, 40-53.

1226.   A. Gagalowicz and C. Tournier-Lasserve, Third order
        model for non homogeneous natural textures, ICPR,
        409-411.

1227.   A. Gagalowicz, S.D. Ma, and C. Tournier-Lasserve,
        Efficient models for color textures, ICPR, 412-414.

1228.   M. Goldberg and F. Schmitt, Texture representation
        by adaptive vector quantization, ICPR, 672-674.

1229.   P.S. Heckbert, Survey of statistics mapping,
        CGA 6(11), 1986, 56-67.

1230.   W. Good, Local transformations to simulate crystal
        growth, PRIP II, 47-56.

1231.   N.L. Max, Light diffusion through clouds and haze,
        CVGIP 33, 1986, 280-292.

1232.   D.J. Heeger and A.P. Pentland, Seeing structure
        through chaos, WMRA, 131-136.

I.2.  Analysis, Perception

1233.   R.M. Haralick, Statistical image texture analysis,
        HPRIP, 247-279.

1234.   D. Harwood, M. Subbarao, and L.S. Davis, Texture
        classification by local rank correlation, CVGIP 32,
        1985, 404-411.



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1235.   P. Saint-Jean, V. von Hagen, G. Koper, and J.S.
        Ploem, A pretopological texture model, a
        multiparametric image model, and a hierarchical
        classification method for the analysis of digitized
        images, PRIP II, 101-112.

1236.   F.M. Vilnrotter, R. Nevatia, and K.E. Price,
        Structural analysis of natural textures, T-PAMI 8,
        1986, 76-89.

1237.   M. Unser, Sum and difference histograms for texture
        classification, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 118-125.

1238.   C.W. Therrien, T.F. Quatieri, and D.E. Dudgeon,
        Statistical model-based algorithms for image
        analysis, P-IEEE 74, 1986, 532-551.

1239.   J. Doner, A. Adams, and M. Merickel, An
        organizational approach to texture analysis, CVPR,
        431-434.

1240.   R. Wang, A.R. Hanson, and E.M. Riseman, Texture
        analysis based on local standard deviation of
        intensity, CVPR, 482-488.

1241.   M. Unser, Local linear transfermations for texture
        measurements, SP 11, 1986, 61-79.

1242.   R.L. Kashyap and A. Khotanzad, A model-based method
        for rotation invariant texture classification, T-
        PAMI 8, 1986, 472-481.

1243.   J. Parkkinen and E. Oja, Cooccurrence matrices and
        subspace methods in texture analysis, ICPR, 405-408.

1244.   A. Bruno, Structural analysis of textures-a solution
        for describing primitives, ICPR, 817-820.

1245.   S.W. Zucker and P. Cavanagh, Subjective figures and
        texture perception, Spatial Vision 1, 1985, 131-139.

1246.   B. Julesz, Texton gradients: the texton theory
        revisited, Biological Cybernetics 54, 1986, 245-251.

1247.   J.M. Robertson and A.F. Siegel, Designing Buffon's
        needle for a given crossing distribution, Amer.
        Math. Monthly 93, 1986, 116-119.







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I.3.  Segmentation

1248.   R.A. Samy, P.H. Lheritier, and C.A. Bozzo, Image
        sequence segmentation using time-varying textures,
        CVPR, 403-406.

1249.   M.J. Muller, Texture boundaries:  important cues for
        human texture discrimination, CVPR, 464-468.

1250.   H.M. Raafat and A.K.C. Wong, Texture-based image
        segmentation, CVPR, 469-475.

1251.   B.P. Kjell and C.R. Dyer, Segmentation of textured
        images, CVPR, 476-481.

1252.   H. Derin and W.S. Cole, Segmentation of textured
        images using Gibbs random fields, CVGIP 35, 1986,
        72-98.

1253.   P.A. Devijver, Segmentation of binary images using
        third-order Markov mesh models, ICPR, 259-261.

1254.   T. Kasvand, Linear textures in line drawings, ICPR,
        398-401.

1255.   W.A. Davis and G.G. Tychon, Texture boundaries in
        digital images, ICPR, 402-404.

J.  3D Scenes

J.1.  Representations, Geometry, etc.

1256.   R.H. Johnson, Solid Modeling-A State-of-the-Art
        Report, North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1986.

1257.   H. Freeman and D.J. Meagher, Octrees:  a data
        structure for solid-object modeling, CASDD, 249-259.

1258.   W. Kropatsch, An interpolation method on triangular
        networks for surface model architectures, CASDD,
        313-328.

1259.   A.P. Pentland, On describing complex surface shapes,
        IVC 3, 1985, 153-162.

1260.   H. Knutsson, Producing a continuous and distance
        preserving 5-D vector representation of 3-D
        orientation, CAPAIDM, 175-182.






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1261.   T.C. Henderson and B. Bhanu, Intrinsic
        characteristics as the interface between CAD and
        machine vision systems, PRL 3, 1985, 425-430.

1262.   D.D. Hoffman and W.A. Richards, Parts of
        recognition, FPTP, 268-293.

1263.   R.T. Farouki, The characterization of parametric
        surface sections, CVGIP 33, 1986, 209-236.

1264.   H. Toriya, T. Satoh, K. Ueda, and H. Chiyokura, UNDO
        and REDO operations for solid modeling, CGA 6(4),
        1986, 35-42.

1265.   A.P. Pentland, Perceptual organization and the
        representation of natural form, AI 28, 1986, 293-
        331.

1266.   J.W. Roach, J.S. Wright, and V. Ramesh, Spherical
        dual images:  a 3D representation method for solid
        objects that combines dual space and Gaussian
        spheres, CVPR, 236-241.

1267.   A.P. Pentland, Part models, CVPR, 242-249.

1268.   P.O. Fjallstrom, Smoothing of polyhedral models, CG,
        226-235.

1269.   D. Zhang and A. Bowyer, CSG set-theoretic solid
        modelling and NC machining of blend surfaces, CG,
        236-245.

1270.   J.D. Boissonat and M. Teillaud, An hierarchical
        representation of objects: the Delaunay tree, CG,
        260-268.

1271.   T.W. Sederberg and S.R. Parry, Free-form deformation
        of solid geometric models, SIGGRAPH, 151-160.

1272.   D.H. Laidlaw, W.B. Trumbore, and J.F. Hughes,
        Constructive solid geometry for polyhedral objects,
        SIGGRAPH, 161-170.

1273.   S.M. Courter and J.A. Brewer III, Automated
        conversion of curvilinear wire-frame models to
        surface boundary models: a topological approach,
        SIGGRAPH, 171-178.

1274.   A.P. Pentland, Parts: structured descriptions of
        shape, AAAI, 1986, 695-701.




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1275.   Y.C. Kim and J.K. Aggarwal, Rectangular
        parallelepiped coding:  a volumetric representation
        of three-dimensional objects, J-RA 2, 1986, 127-134.

1276.   A.A. Requicha and S.C. Chan, Representation of
        geometric features, tolerances, and attributes in
        solid modelers based on constructive geometry, J-
        RA 2, 1986, 156-166.

1277.   C.H. Chien and J.K. Aggarwal, Volume/surface octrees
        for the representation of three-dimensional objects,
        CVGIP 36, 1986, 100-113.

1278.   T. Zhang and Z. Li, Application of eight valued
        logic to modeling of three-dimensional objects,
        ICPR, 104-106.

1279.   B. Bhanu and C.C. Ho, Computer-aided geometric
        design based 3-D models for machine vision, ICPR,
        107-110.

1280.   L. De Floriani, A hierarchical boundary model for
        variable resolution representation of three-
        dimensional objects, ICPR, 226-229.

1281.   K. Cheng and M. Idesawa, A simplified method of data
        form conversion from contour line surface model to
        mesh surface model, ICPR, 582-585.

1282.   W.P. Wang and K.K. Wang, Geometric modelling for
        swept volume of moving solids, CGA 6(12), 1986, 8-
        17.

1283.   J.M. Beck, R.T. Farouki, and J.K. Hinds, Surface
        analysis methods, CGA 6(12), 1986, 18-36.

1284.   J.R. Miller, Sculptured surfaces in solid models:
        issues and alternative approaches, CGA 6(12), 1986,
        37-48.

1285.   L.K. Putnam and P.A. Subrahmanyam, Boolean
        operations on n-dimensional objects, CGA 6(6), 1986,
        43-51.

1286.   D.M. Mount, Storing the subdivision of a polyhedral
        surface, CG, 150-158.

1287.   A.H. Schoen, A defect-correction algorithm for
        minimizing the volume of a simple polyhedron which
        circumscribes a sphere, CG, 159-168.




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1288.   V. Visvanathan and L.S. Milor, An efficient
        algorithm to determine the image of a parallelepiped
        under a linear transformation, CG, 207-215.

1289.   D.A. Field, Implementing Watson's algorithm in three
        dimensions, CG, 246-259.

1290.   J. Hopcroft and G. Wilfong, Motion of objects in
        contact, IJRR 4(4), 1986, 32-46.

1291.   E.K. Wong and K.S. Fu, A hierarchical orthogonal
        space approach to three-dimensional path planning,
        J-RA 2, 1986, 42-53.

1292.   J. Canny, Collision detection for moving polyhedra,
        T-PAMI 8, 1986, 200-209.

1293.   O. Khatib, Real-time obstacle avoidance for
        manipulators and mobile robots, IJRR 5(1), 1986,
        90-99.

1294.   M. Sharir and A. Baltsan, On shortest paths amidst
        convex polyhedra, CG, 193-206.

1295.   T. Lozano-Perez, A simple motion planning algorithm
        for general robot manipulators, AAAI, 1986, 626-631.

1296.   A. Rosenfeld, Computer vision, HPRIP, 355-368.

1297.   J.E. Hopcroft, The impact of robotics on computer
        science, Comm. ACM 29, 1986, 486-498.

1298.   A. Rosenfeld, ed., Techniques for 3-D Machine
        Perception, North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1986.

J.2.  3D from 2D, etc.

1299.   J. Kender, Shape from Texture, Kaufman, 1986.

1300.   K. Sugihara, Machine Interpretation of Line
        Drawings, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1986.

1301.   G. Gotchev and M. Draganov, Computer description and
        decomposition of scenes of 3D line drawings, PRL 3,
        1985, 421-424.

1302.   K.A. Stevens, Inferring shape from contours across
        surfaces, FPTP, 93-110.






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1303.   A.P. Pentland, Shading into texture, FPTP, 253-267.

1304.   L.G. Shapiro and T.C. Pong, The use of pattern
        recognition to estimate three-dimensional shape from
        topographic labeling of images, PRIP II, 221-231.

1305.   M.A. Penna and S. Chen, Shape-from-shading using
        multiple light sources, IJIS 1, 1986, 263-291.

1306.   B.K.P. Horn and M.J. Brooks, The variational
        approach to shape from shading, CVGIP 33, 1986,
        174-208.

1307.   H. Crapo and J. Ryan, Scene analysis and geometric
        homology, CG, 125-132.

1308.   W. Whiteley, Two algorithms for polyhedral pictures,
        CG, 142-149.

1309.   K. Kanatani and T.C. Chou, Shape from texture:
        general principle, CVPR, 578-583.

1310.   J. Aloimonos, Detection of surface orientation from
        texture I:  The case of planes, CVPR, 584-593.

1311.   T. Shakunaga and H. Kaneko, Perspective angle
        transform and its application to 3-D configuration
        recovery, CVPR, 594-601.

1312.   K. Kanatani, The constraints on images of
        rectangular polyhedra, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 456-463.

1313.   A.P. Pentland, Shading into texture, AI 29, 1986,
        147-170.

1314.   M.H. Brill, Perception of transparency in man and
        machine: a comment on Beck, CVGIP 35, 1986, 270-271.

1315.   J. Beck, The perception of transparency: a reply to
        Brill, CVGIP 35, 1986, 272-273.

1316.   J.R. Kender and E.M. Smith, Shape from darkness:
        deriving surface information from dynamic shadows,
        AAAI, 1986, 664-669.

1317.   N. Kerkeni, M. Leroi, and M. Bourton, Extraction of
        characteristic points for the description of a 3-D
        object, ICPR, 636-638.






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1318.   D. Brzakovic and B. White, Surface orientation using
        texture gradient derived from two views of a scene,
        ICPR, 1045-1047.

1319.   T.M. Strat and M.A. Fischler, One-eyed stereo: a
        general approach to modeling 3-D scene geometry, T-
        PAMI 8, 1986, 730-741.

1320.   P.G. Mulgaonkar, L.G. Shapiro, and R.M. Haralick,
        Shape from perspective:  a rule-based approach,
        CVGIP 36, 1986, 298-320.

1321.   H. Muller, A. Schmitt, and S. Abramowski, Visible
        surface calculation for complex unstructured
        polygonal scenes, Computing 35, 1985, 231-246.

1322.   J.C. Hourcade and A. Nicolas, Algorithms for
        antialiased cast shadows, C&G 9, 1985, 259-265.

1323.   P. Rehwald and C. Hornung, An analytical visibility
        method for displaying parametrically defined
        surfaces, C&G 9, 1985, 275-281.

1324.   J.J. van Wijk, Ray tracing objects defined by
        sweeping a sphere, C&G 9, 1985, 283-290.

1325.   M.C. Hu and J.D. Foley, Parallel processing
        approaches to hidden-surface removal in image space,
        C&G 9, 1985, 303-317.

1326.   J. Sandor, Octree data structures and perspective
        imagery, C&G 9, 1985, 393-405.

1327.   P.K. Robertson and J.F. O'Callaghan, The application
        of scene synthesis techniques to the display of
        multidimensional image data, TOG 4, 1985, 247-275.

1328.   W.F. Bronsvoort and F. Klok, Ray tracing generalized
        cylinders, TOG 4, 1985, 291-303.

1329.   R. Mukundan, An edge oriented algorithm for the
        evaluation of projected surface parameters, C&G 10,
        1986, 1-5.

1330.   D. Ghosal and L.M. Patnaik, Parallel polygon scan
        conversion algorithms:  performance evaluation on a
        shared bus architecture, C&G 10, 1986, 7-25.

1331.   M. Goldapp, Fast scan-line conversion using
        vectorisation, PC 3, 1986, 141-152.




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1332.   M.F. Cohen, D.P. Greenberg, D.S. Immel, and P.J.
        Brock, An efficient radiosity approach for realistic
        image synthesis, CGA 6(3), 1986, 26-35.

1333.   A. Fujimoto, T. Tanaka, and K. Iwata, ARTS:
        accelerated ray-tracing system, CGA 6(4), 1986, 16-
        26.

1334.   G. Wyvill, T. Kunii, and Y. Shirai, Space division
        for ray tracing in CSG, CGA 6(4), 1986, 28-34.

1335.   S. Youssef, A new algorithm for object oriented ray
        tracing, CVGIP 34, 1986, 125-137.

1336.   F. Devai, Quadratic bounds for hidden-line
        elimination, CG, 269-275.

1337.   R. Lenz, B. Gudmundsson, B. Lindskog, and P.E.
        Danielsson, Display of density volumes, CGA 6(7),
        1986, 20-29.

1338.   G.S.P. Miller, The definition and rendering of
        terrain maps, SIGGRAPH, 39-48.

1339.   J. Weil, The synthesis of cloth objects, SIGGRAPH,
        49-54.

1340.   D.R. Peachey, Modeling waves and surf, SIGGRAPH,
        65-74.

1341.   A. Fournier and W.T. Reeves, A simple model of ocean
        waves, SIGGRAPH, 75-84.

1342.   N.L. Max, Atmospheric illumination and shadows,
        SIGGRAPH, 117-124.

1343.   T. Nishita and E. Nakamae, Continuous tone
        representation of three-dimensional objects
        illuminated by sky light, SIGGRAPH, 125-132.

1344.   D.S. Immel, M.F. Cohen, and D.P. Greenberg, A
        radiosity method for non-diffuse environments,
        SIGGRAPH, 133-142.

1345.   J.T. Kajiya, The rendering equation, SIGGRAPH, 143-
        150.

1346.   T.L. Kay and J.T. Kajiya, Ray tracing complex
        scenes, SIGGRAPH, 269-278.





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1347.   K.I. Joy and M.N. Bhetanabhotla, Ray tracing
        parametric surface patches utilizing numerical
        techniques and ray coherence, SIGGRAPH, 279-285.

1348.   A.H. Barr, Ray tracing deformed surfaces, SIGGRAPH,
        287-296.

1349.   E.A. Haines and D.P. Greenberg, The light buffer:  a
        shadow-testing accelerator, CGA 6(9), 1986, 6-16.

1350.   P. Bergeron, A general version of Crow's shadow
        volumes, CGA 6(9), 1986, 17-28.

1351.   J.R. Rossignac and A.A.G. Requicha, Depth-buffering
        display techniques for constructive solid geometry,
        CGA 6(9), 1986, 29-39.

1352.   I. Gargantini, T.R. Walsh, and O.L. Wu, Viewing
        transformations of voxel-based objects via linear
        octrees, CGA 6(10), 1986, 12-21.

1353.   F. Klein and O. Kuebler, Fast direct display of
        discrete volume data, ICPR, 633-635.

1354.   N. Greene, Environment mapping and other
        applications of world projections, CGA 6(11), 1986,
        21-29.

1355.   D.P. Anderson, Efficient algorithms for automatic
        viewer orientation, C&G 9, 1985, 407-413.

1356.   S.E. Xie, T.W. Calvert, and B.K. Bhattacharya,
        Planning views for the incremental construction of
        body models, ICPR, 154-157.

1357.   R.Y. Tsai, An efficient and accurate camera
        calibration technique for 3D machine vision, CVPR,
        364-374.

1358.   P. Mansbach, Calibration of a camera and light
        source by fitting to a physical model, CVGIP 35,
        1986, 200-219.

1359.   K. Shirai and S. Uchida, 3-D measurement using
        automatic camera calibration method, ICPR, 931-933.









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J.3.  Range Data

1360.   B. Carrihill and R. Hummel, Experiments with the
        intensity ratio depth sensor, CVGIP 32, 1985, 337-
        358.

1361.   C.M. Bastuscheck and J.T. Schwartz, Experimental
        implementation of a ratio image depth sensor, T3DMP,
        1-12.

1362.   M.K. Brown, The extraction of curved surface
        features with generic range sensors, IJRR 5(1),
        1986, 3-18.

1363.   E.S. McVey, K.C. Drake, and R.M. Inigo, Range
        measurements by a mobile robot using a navigation
        line, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 105-109.

1364.   G. Hu, A.K. Jain, and G. Stockman, Shape from light
        stripe texture, CVPR, 412-414.

1365.   G. Stockman and G. Hu, Sensing 3-D surface patches
        using a projected grid, CVPR, 602-607.

1366.   O. Ozeki, T. Nakano, and S. Yamamoto, Real-time
        range measurement device for three-dimensional
        object recognition, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 550-554.

1367.   J.R.T. Lewis and T. Sopwith, Three-dimensional
        surface measurement by microcomputer, IVC 4, 1986,
        159-166.

1368.   L.C. Topa and R.J. Schalkoff, An analytical approach
        to the determination of planar surface orientation
        using active-passive image pairs, CVGIP 35, 1986,
        404-418.

1369.   H. Yamamoto, K. Sato, and S. Inokuchi, Range imaging
        system based on binary image accumulation, ICPR,
        233-235.

1370.   C. Ma and Y.L. Ma, Pattern recognition with
        supersonic wave systems, ICPR, 987-989.

1371.   E. Krotkov, J. Summers, and F. Fuma, Computing range
        with an active camera system, ICPR, 1156-1158.

1372.   M. Asada, H. Ichikawa, and S. Tsuji, Determining of
        surface properties by projecting a stripe pattern,
        ICPR, 1162-1164.




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1373.   K. Sato, H. Yamamoto, and S. Inokuchi, Tuned range
        finder for high precision 3D data, ICPR, 1168-1171.

1374.   M.K. Brown, Feature extraction techniques for
        recognizing solid objects with an ultrasonic range
        sensor, J-RA 1, 1985, 191-205.

1375.   P.J. Besl and R.C. Jain, Invariant surface
        characteristics for 3D object recognition in range
        images, CVGIP 33, 1986, 33-80.

1376.   B.C. Vemuri, A. Mitiche, and J.K. Aggarwal,
        Curvature-based representation of objects from range
        data, IVC 4, 1986, 107-114.

1377.   A. Blake and A. Zisserman, Invariant surface
        reconstruction using weak continuity constraints,
        CVPR, 62-67.

1378.   T.E. Boult and J.R. Kender, Visual surface
        reconstruction using sparse depth data, CVPR, 68-76.

1379.   P.J. Besl and R.C. Jain, Segmentation through
        symbolic surface descriptions, CVPR, 77-85.

1380.   T.J. Fan, G. Medioni, and R. Nevatia, Description of
        surfaces from range data using curvature properties,
        CVPR, 86-91.

1381.   K. Rao and R. Nevatia, Generalized cone descriptions
        from sparse 3-d data, CVPR, 256-263.

1382.   B. Parvin and G. Medioni, Segmentation of range
        images into planar surfaces by split and merge,
        CVPR, 415-417.

1383.   D. Laurendeau and D. Poussart, 3D model building
        using a fast range finder, CVPR, 424-426.

1384.   B.C. Vemuri and J.K. Aggarwal, 3-D model
        construction from mutiple views using range and
        intensity data, CVPR, 435-437.

1385.   R. Hoffman and A.K. Jain, Segmentation and
        classification of range images, CVPR, 446-451.

1386.   C.I. Connolly and J.R. Stenstrom, Construction of
        polyhedral models from multiple range views, ICPR,
        85-87.





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1387.   B. Bhanu, S. Lee, C.C. Ho, and T. Henderson, Range
        data processing: representation of surfaces by
        edges, ICPR, 236-238.

1388.   T. Kasvand, Surface curvatures in 3D range images,
        ICPR, 842-845.

1389.   A. Blake, Surface descriptions from stereo and
        shading, IVC 3, 1985, 183-191.

1390.   D. Terzopoulos, Integrating visual information from
        multiple sources, FPTP, 111-142.

1391.   A.C. Kak, K.L. Boyer, R.J. Safranek, and H.S. Yang,
        Knowledge-based stereo and structured light for 3-D
        robot vision, T3DMP, 185-218.

1392.   Y.F. Wang and J.K. Aggarwal, Surface reconstruction
        and representation of 3-D scenes, PR 19, 1986, 197-
        207.

1393.   A. Sharma and S.A.R. Scrivener, Constructing 3-D
        object models using multiple simulated 2.5-D
        sketches, Intl. J. Man-Machine Studies 24, 1986,
        633-644.

1394.   T. Phillips, R. Cannon, and A. Rosenfeld,
        Decomposition and approximation of three-dimensional
        solids, CVGIP 33, 1986, 307-317.

1395.   K. Ikeuchi, H.K. Nishihara, B.K.P. Horn, P.
        Sobalvarro, and S. Nagata, Determining grasp
        configurations using photometric stereo and the
        PRISM binocular stereo system, IJRR 5(1), 1986, 46-
        65.

1396.   C.H. Chien and J.K. Aggarwal, Computation of
        volume/surface octrees from contours and silhouettes
        of multiple views, CVPR, 250-255.

1397.   J. Veenstra and N. Ahuja, Efficient octree
        generation from silhouettes, CVPR, 537-542.

1398.   D. Terzopoulos, Regularization of inverse visual
        problems involving discontinuities, T-PAMI 8, 1986,
        413-424.

1399.   M. Idesawa, 3-D model reconstruction and processing
        for CAE, ICPR, 220-225.





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1400.   J.Y. Yang and K. Liu, A segmentation algorithm of
        polyhedral scene using three dimensional
        information, ICPR, 268-270.

1401.   M. Thonnat, Semantic interpretation of 3-D stereo
        data: finding the main structures, ICPR, 1051-1054.

1402.   P.T. Sander and S.W. Zucker, Stable surface
        estimation, ICPR, 1165-1167.

J.4.  Object Recognition

1403.   T.M. Silberberg, D. Harwood, and L.S. Davis, Three
        dimensional object recognition using oriented model
        points, T3DMP, 271-320.

1404.   C. Goad, Fast 3D model based vision, FPTP, 371-391.

1405.   B. Bamieh and R.J.P. de Figuereido, A general
        moment-invariants/attributed-graph method for
        three-dimensional object recognition from a single
        image, J-RA 2, 1986, 31-41.

1406.   J.A.D.W. Anderson, K.D. Baker, and G.D. Sullivan,
        ``Model'':  a POPLOG package to support model-based
        vision, IVC 4, 1986, 115-119.

1407.   W.C. Lin and K.S. Fu, A syntactic approach to
        three-dimensional object recognition, T-SMC 16,
        1986, 405-422.

1408.   J. Ben-Arie and Z.A. Meiri, 3-D objects recognition
        by state space search:  optimal geometric matching,
        CVPR, 456-461.

1409.   T.M. Silberberg, D.A. Harwood, and L.S. Davis,
        Object recognition using oriented model points,
        CVGIP 35, 1986, 47-71.

1410.   M.F. Augusteijn and C.R. Dyer, Recognition and
        recovery of the three-dimensional orientation of
        planar point patterns, CVGIP 36, 1986, 76-99.

1411.   F.M. Wahl and H.P. Biland, Decomposition of
        polyhedral scenes in Hough space, ICPR, 78-84.

1412.   J. Ben-Arie and Z.A. Meiri, Optimal recognition of
        3-D objects by search:  generic objects, ICPR, 100-
        103.





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1413.   S. Linnainmaa, D. Harwood, and L.S. Davis,
        Triangle-based pose determination of 3-D objects,
        ICPR, 116-118.

1414.   P. Hess, An image analysis modeling system for
        natural scenes, ICPR, 825-827.

1415.   C.H. Chien and J.K. Aggarwal, Identification of 3D
        objects from multiple silhouettes using
        quadtrees/octrees, CVGIP 36, 1986, 256-273.

1416.   T.L. Faber and E.M. Stokeley, Affine transform
        determination for 3-D objects:  a medical imaging
        application, CVPR, 440-445.

1417.   D. Cyganski and J.A. Orr, The decomposition of image
        tensors, CVPR, 631-633.

1418.   O.D. Faugeras and M. Hebert, The representation,
        recognition, and positioning of 3-D shapes from
        range data, T3DMP, 13-51.

1419.   W.E.L. Grimson and T. Lozano-Perez, Model-based
        recognition and localization from sparse range data,
        T3DMP, 113-148.

1420.   D.T. Kuan and R.J. Drazovich, Model based
        interpretation of 3-D range data, T3DMP, 219-230.

1421.   R.M. Bolle and D.B. Cooper, Optimal statistical
        techniques for combining pieces of information
        applied to 3-D complex object position estimation,
        PRIP II, 243-253.

1422.   P. Horaud and R.C. Bolles, 3DPO:  a system for
        matching 3-D objects in range data, FPTP, 359-370.

1423.   L. Caponetti, M.T. Chiaradia, A. Distante, G.
        Pasquariello, A. Serafini, E. Stella, H. Ancona, and
        G. Attolico, A three-dimensional vision system for
        bin-picking, CVPR, 407-411.

1424.   P. Kofakis, Recognition and localization of objects
        using sparse data, CVPR, 647-650.

1425.   R.M. Bolle and D.B. Cooper, On optimally combining
        pieces of information, with application to
        estimating 3-D complex-object position from range
        data, T-PAMI 8, 1986, 619-638.





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1426.   R.C. Bolles and P. Horaud, 3DP0: a three-dimensional
        part orientation system, IJRR 5(3), 1986, 3-26.

1427.   O.D. Faugeras and M. Hebert, The representation,
        recognition, and locating of 3-D objects, IJRR 5(3),
        1986, 27-52.

1428.   M. Dhome and T. Kasvand, Hierarchical approach for
        polyhedra recognition by hypothesis accumulation,
        ICPR, 88-91.

1429.   D.B. Shu and C.C. Li, Reordering of surface feature
        vectors in training for 3-D object recognition,
        ICPR, 111-115.

1430.   T. Henderson, C. Hansen, A. Samal, C.C. Ho, and B.
        Bhanu, CAGD-based 3-D visual recognition, ICPR,
        230-232.

1431.   W.E.L. Grimson, The combinatorics of local
        constraints in model-based recognition and
        locatization from sparse data, J. ACM 33, 1986,
        658-686.

1432.   H.S. Yang and A.C. Kak, Determination of the
        identity, position and orientation of the topmost
        object in a pile, CVGIP 36, 1986, 229-255.

1433.   W.E.L. Grimson, Sensiing strategies for
        disambiguating among multiple objects in known
        poses, J-RA 2, 1986, 196-213.

1434.   G.C. Stockman, Three-dimensional pose computations
        for multiple views, PRIP II, 233-242.

1435.   M.O. Shneier, R. Lumia, and E.W. Kent, Model-based
        strategies for high-level robot vision, CVGIP 33,
        1986, 293-306.

1436.   R.T. Chin and C.R. Dyer, Model-based recognition in
        robot vision, Computing Surveys 18, 1986, 67-108.













                            113










                            Author Index
                    (Numbers denote references)



        Abdelmalek, N.N.
         183, 208
        Abe, K. 504, 1042
        Abidi, M.A. 1065
        Abmayr, W. 568, 583
        Aboelaze, M. 306
        Abramowski, S. 1321
        Abu-Mostafa, Y.S. 53
        Acharya, R.S. 599
        Adams, A. 1239
        Adams, A.H. 605
        Adelson, E.H. 927
        Adjouadi, M. 646
        Adorni, G. 765
        Aggarwal, A. 1108,
         1123, 1185
        Aggarwal, J.K. 149,
         896, 898, 906, 930,
         969, 1275, 1277,
         1376, 1384, 1392,
         1396, 1415
        Ahmed, M.S. 204
        Ahronovitz, E. 133
        Ahuja, N. 310, 879,
         924, 968, 1214,
         1397
        Aibara, T. 481
        Aizawa, K. 407, 409
        Aizawa, T. 501
        Alemany, J. 648
        Alexandridis, N.A.
         134
        Alexandrov, V.V. 783
        Alia, G. 91
        Al-Khalili, A.J. 332
        Allen, T.T. 1080
        Alliney, S. 789
        Almasi, G.S. 246,
         249
        Aloimonos, J. 942,
         1310
        Alon, N. 1202
        Amat, J.L. 774
        Amin, A. 474
        Amlani, M.L. 648
        Ammar, M. 479
        Anandan, P. 890
        Ancona, H. 1423
        Andersen, J.D. 716
        Anderson, D.J. 194
        Anderson, D.P. 1355
        Anderson, J.A.D.W.
         550, 772, 1406
        Andriole, K.P. 603
        Ansari, A. 519
        Ansari, N. 793
        Aoki, K. 486
        Apostolico, A. 848,
         853, 856
        Arai, Y. 531
        Araki, M. 639
        Arase, M. 521
        Aravena, J.L. 189
        Arce, G.R. 187
        Arcelli, C. 1024,
         1132
        Arnaud, G.M. 1026
        Asada, H. 502, 751
        Asada, K. 336
        Asada, M. 967, 1372
        Asai, K. 461
        Asano, T. 739, 1135,
         1135, 1179, 1207,
         1207, 1213, 1213
        Atallah, M.J. 275,
         1109, 1133, 1184
        Athay, R.j. 35
        Atkinson, H.H. 1019
        Atsuta, K. 212
        Attachoo, B. 478
        Attolico, G. 1423
        Augusteijn, M.F.
         1410
        Aurenhammer, F. 1117
        Aus, H.M. 571, 577,
         583, 584
        Avis, D. 1126
        Ayache, N. 827
        Azumatani, Y. 504
        Babaguchi, N. 481
        Babaud, J. 714
        Backer, E. 658, 747
        Badi'i, F. 781
        Badler, N.I. 985



                            114






                Author Index



        Badreldin, A. 449
        Bage, M.J. 73
        Baird, H.S. 459, 471
        Baker, K. 23
        Baker, K.D. 550,
         772, 1406
        Baker, L.R. 534
        Baker, M.P. 45
        Baldwin, M. 1108
        Ballard, D.H. 65,
         439, 779, 909, 940
        Baltsan, A. 1294
        Bamieh, B. 1405
        Bandopadhay, A. 909,
         915, 940
        Bandyopadhyay, B.
         229
        Bania, C. 511
        Bao), G.Q. 287
        Bao, H.T. 1010
        Bapeswara Rao, V.V.
         217
        Barba, D. 701
        Barnard, S.T. 873
        Baron, R. 490
        Barr, A.H. 1348
        Barr, M. 808
        Barrera, R. 360
        Barsky, B.A. 94, 101
        Bartlett, S.L. 935
        Bassett, E. 1013
        Bastuscheck, C.M.
         794, 1361
        Basu, A. 943
        Bates, R.H.T. 219
        Baudin, M. 714
        Baugher, E.S. 722
        Baumann, I. 583
        Beck, J. 1315
        Beck, J.M. 1283
        Beckers, G.L. 176
        Beddoes, M.B. 669,
         670
        Beddoes, M.P. 673
        Belknap, R. 727
        Ben-Arie, J. 1408,
         1412
        Benchimol, C. 599
        Bentley, J.L. 120
        Berenstein, C. 428
        Bergen, J.R. 927
        Bergeron, P. 1350
        Bergholm, F. 698
        Bergman, A. 556
        Beritova, J. 583
        Bernsen, J. 746
        Bernstein, H.J. 545,
         1079
        Bertier, M. 133
        Bertrand, G. 1054
        Bertrand, J.F. 701
        Bescos, J. 159
        Besl, P.J. 1375,
         1379
        Bezdek, J.C. 380,
         731
        Bhanu, B. 838, 1261,
         1279, 1387, 1430
        Bharwani, S. 916
        Bhaskar, S.K. 996
        Bhattacharya, B.K.
         1356
        Bhavsar, V.C. 437
        Bhetanabhotla, M.N.
         1347
        Bian), Z. 644
        Bidasaria, H.B. 221
        Biemond, J. 181, 210
        Bier, E.A. 1225
        Bierling, M. 137
        Biland, H.P. 1411
        Binford, T.O. 710
        Bischof, W.F. 843
        Bisiani, R. 354
        Biswas, P. 397
        Biswas, S.N. 1071
        Bjorklund, C.M. 728
        Blake, A. 654, 685,
         1377, 1389
        Blanford, R.P. 284,
         707
        Blelloch, G.E. 353
        Bliss, J.G. 105
        Blostein, S.D. 936
        Boecker, F.R.P. 595
        Boerman, A. 176
        Boff, K.R. 61
        Boie, R.A. 678
        Boissonat, J.D. 1270
        Boldt, M. 681
        Bolle, R.M. 1421,
         1425
        Bolles, R.C. 752,
         1422, 1426



                            115






                Author Index



        Boltjansky, V. 1094
        Bonissone, P.P. 427
        Borgefors, G. 1038,
         1043
        Bosman, D. 182
        Boterenbrood, H. 182
        Boucher, J.M. 601
        Boucher, P.R. 115
        Boudaoud, M. 190
        Boult, T.E. 1378
        Bourbakis, N.G. 331
        Bourrel, G. 346
        Boursier, P. 359
        Bourton, M. 1317
        Bouthemy, P. 893,
         960
        Bovik, A.C. 656, 672
        Bowler, I.W. 643
        Bowling, C.D. 108
        Bowyer, A. 1269
        Boyer, K.L. 1391
        Bozzo, C.A. 964,
         1248
        Braccini, C. 178
        Bracewell, R.N. 156
        Brady, M. 751
        Braggins, D. 549
        Bramanti, M. 230
        Brass, A. 143
        Braten, K. 468
        Breuer, P. 805
        Brewer III, J.A.
         1273
        Brill, M.H. 1314
        Brisdon, K.S. 772
        Brock, P.J. 1332
        Broida, T.J. 900,
         919, 933
        Bromly, K. 237
        Bronsvoort, W.F.
         1328
        Brooks, M.J. 1306
        Brooks, R.A. 555
        Brown, C.M. 942
        Brown, M.K. 1362,
         1374
        Brun-Buisson, A. 526
        Bruno, A. 1244
        Brzakovic, D. 446,
         1318
        Budinger, T.F. 234
        Buneman, O. 156
        Bunke, H. 393
        Burg, B. 561
        Burge, R.E. 122
        Burkhardt, H. 966
        Burns, J.B. 687
        Butt, D. 629
        Butz, A.R. 186, 198
        Buxton, B.F. 142,
         891
        Buxton, H. 142, 200
        Caelli, T. 661
        Cai), Y.L. 209
        Caines, P.E. 671
        Callahan, M. 1188
        Calvert, T.W. 1356
        Campbell, G. 340
        Campbell, J.B. 416
        Cannat, J.J. 467
        Cannon, R. 1394
        Canny, J. 709, 1292
        Cantoni, V. 295, 525
        Capodiferro, L. 1063
        Caponetti, L. 1423
        Card, H.C. 281, 293
        Carlotto, M.J. 800
        Carlsson, S. 715
        Carman, C.S. 605
        Carrihill, B. 1360
        Carrioli, L. 525
        Casasent, D. 54
        Casasent, D.P. 51,
         540
        Casey, R.G. 472
        Castan, S. 305, 528,
         679
        Castellano, M. 755
        Caulfield, H.J. 534
        Cavanagh, P. 1245
        Celenk, M. 740
        Cerella, J. 438
        Chan, E.P.F. 1124
        Chan, S.C. 1276
        Chan, T.F. 292
        Chan, T.Y.T. 437
        Chanda, B. 742
        Chandra, B. 909, 940
        Chang, C.C. 261
        Chang, C.Y. 141
        Chang, H.D. 464
        Chang, J.H. 291
        Chang, P.C. 76
        Chang, R.C. 1113



                            116






                Author Index



        Chang, S.K. 355, 810
        Chao, Y.J. 795
        Chaparro, L.F. 121,
         190
        Chassery, J.M. 346,
         767
        Chatterji, B.N. 458
        Chaudhuri, B.B. 99,
         742
        Chazelle, B. 1119,
         1161, 1169, 1172,
         1173, 1174, 1186,
         1193
        Chazelle, B.M. 1165
        Cheevasuvit, F. 726
        Chehdi, K. 601
        Chellappa, R. 21,
         188, 680, 900, 919,
         933, 1061
        Chen, C.H. 405
        Chen), C.S. 209
        Chen, H.H. 683, 807
        Chen, J.S. 148
        Chen, M. 792
        Chen, M.J.W. 543
        Chen, S. 309, 1058,
         1305
        Chen, S.S. 939, 978
        Chen, Y.C. 558
        Chen, Z. 261
        Cheng, H.D. 403
        Cheng, K. 1281
        Cheng, K.Y. 96
        Cheng, L.M. 122
        Cheng, M. 795
        Cheng, X.S. 747
        Cheng, Y. 432
        Chetlur, S.S. 484
        Chew, L.P. 1127
        Chia, T.L. 261
        Chiang, Y.P. 398,
         399
        Chiaradia, M.T. 1423
        Chien, C.H. 1277,
         1396, 1415
        Chin, R.T. 510, 830,
         1057, 1436
        Chin, W.P. 1142
        Ching, Y.T. 1095
        Chino, Y. 559
        Chiyokura, H. 1264
        Chlebus, B.S. 1210
        Cho, Z.H. 234
        Chor, B. 350
        Chou, H.L. 552
        Chou, T.C. 1309
        Choudry, A. 324
        Chu, Y.K. 1040
        Chuang, H.Y.H. 811
        Chuang, K. 450
        Cielo, P.G. 538
        Civanlar, M.R. 202
        Clark, J.J. 86, 652,
         869
        Cleary, J. 1048
        Cockayne, E.J. 1118
        Coffman Jr., E.G.
         1196
        Cohen, E. 89
        Cohen, M.F. 1332,
         1344
        Colchester, A.C.F.
         564, 587
        Cole, R. 1119, 1156,
         1157
        Cole, W.S. 1252
        Connolly, C.I. 1386
        Cooper, D.B. 1421,
         1425
        Cooper, D.H. 586
        Cordella, L.P. 488,
         1006
        Corrall, D.R. 719
        Costabile, M.F. 302,
         894, 959
        Courter, S.M. 1273
        Covavisaruch, N. 636
        Cowan, C.K. 556
        Cox, C. 522
        Cox, I.J. 678
        Coyle, E.J. 222
        Cozzi, L. 525
        Crapo, H. 1307
        Crettez, J.P. 378
        Cristobal, C. 159
        Csirik, J. 1209
        Cuchi, K. 619
        Cutting, J.E. 986
        Cyganski, D. 1417
        Dai, X.W. 412
        Damen, J.T.W. 454
        Danielsson, P.E.
         294, 341, 520, 1337
        Darwish, A.M. 518



                            117






                Author Index



        Datta, A.N. 229
        Dattatreya, G.R. 436
        Davidson, J.L. 622
        Davies, E.R. 674,
         817, 820
        Davis, L.S. 560,
         775, 987, 1089,
         1234, 1403, 1409,
         1413
        Davis, W.A. 1255
        De Biase, G.A. 723
        Debrunner, H.E. 1203
        Defee, I. 702
        de Figuereido,
         R.J.P. 1405
        De Floriani, L. 1280
        Deguchi, K. 971
        Dehne, F. 278
        Dekking, F.M. 998
        De Lameillieure,
         J.L.P. 123
        Dellepiane, S. 606
        Delp, E.J. 220, 312,
         793
        Dengler, J. 974
        Deriche, R. 703
        Derin, H. 1252
        Destival, I. 621
        Devai, F. 1336
        Devaney, J.E. 270
        Devijver, P.A. 418,
         505, 1253
        Devos, F. 262, 273,
         339
        D'Haeyer, J. 905
        Dhome, M. 773, 825,
         1428
        DiCenzo, A. 232
        Diehl, N. 966
        Di Gesu, V. 723,
         1055
        DiManzo, M. 765
        Dimopoulos, N.J. 332
        Dinstein, I. 364,
         882
        DiPaola, R. 597
        Distante, A. 1423
        Dixon, R.N. 586
        Di Zenzo, S. 665
        Dobkin, D.P. 1096,
         1162
        Doherty, M.F. 728
        Don, H.S. 732
        Doner, J. 1239
        Dorst, L. 176, 1041,
         1046, 1073
        Dougherty, E.R. 367
        Downton, A.C. 455
        Draganov, M. 1301
        Drake, K.C. 1363
        Drazovich, R.J. 1420
        Drenth, L. 642
        Drumheller, M. 876
        Drysdale, R.L. 1161
        Du, W.H. 101
        Dubois, D. 743
        Dubois, E. 117
        Dubois, S.R. 1056
        Duce, D.A. 44
        Duda, R.O. 714
        Dudgeon, D.E. 1238
        Duff, M.J.B. 258
        Duin, R.P.W. 206,
         272
        Duncan, J.H. 910,
         975
        Duncan, J.S. 603
        Dunham, J.G. 93
        Duris, P. 139
        Dutta, R. 915
        Dutta, S. 99
        Dutta Majumder, D.
         157, 742, 1052,
         1071
        Dutta Majumder, D.K.
         383
        Dutta Roy, S.C. 175
        Dwyer, R.A. 1128
        Dwyer, S.J. 610
        Dyer, C.R. 830,
         1002, 1146, 1251,
         1410, 1436
        Dyer, M.E. 1192
        Earnshaw, R.A. 31
        Eckstein, W. 347
        Edelsbrunner, H.
         1099, 1100, 1114,
         1164, 1171, 1178,
         1186
        Eden, M. 151
        Efron, A. 223
        Eggerton, J.D. 126
        Eijkman, E.G.J. 607
        Einspahr, K. 473



                            118






                Author Index



        Ejiri, M. 491
        Eklundh, J.O. 47,
         745
        ElGindy, H. 1126
        Ellis, R.E. 1083
        Ender, M. 771
        Enderle, G. 43
        Engel, S.A. 921
        Enkelmann, W. 917,
         953
        Erdmann, M. 1085
        Ericsson, S. 110
        Eshera, M.A. 833
        Eswara Sarma, S.
         1052
        Evans, D.C. 35
        Evans, D.G. 92
        Evans, D.J. 1103
        Evans, F. 812
        Eydgahi, A.M. 168
        Fabbri, A.G. 303
        Faber, T.L. 1416
        Fahlman, S.E. 352
        Fairfield, J. 720
        Falkowski, B.J. 1149
        Fan, T.J. 1380
        Fang, Z. 283, 780
        Fant, K.M. 165
        Faria Braga, L.M.P.
         1208
        Farouki, R.T. 1263,
         1283
        Farrelle, P.M. 114
        Faruqui, M.N. 119
        Farvardin, N. 70
        Fattu, I.M. 381
        Faugeras, O.D. 827,
         867, 954, 1418,
         1427
        Faure, C. 405, 839
        Fazekas, Z. 805
        Felix, R. 612
        Ferdousi, M. 792
        Ferguson Jr., M.M.
         1017
        Ferrari, L.A. 174
        Ferretti, M. 525
        Fiat, A. 323
        Field, D. 80
        Field, D.A. 1289
        File', G. 400
        Firschein, O. 384
        Fischer, T.R. 75
        Fischler, M. 384
        Fischler, M.A. 752,
         1319
        Fisher, A.L. 318
        Fisk, S. 1189
        Fjallstrom, P.O.
         1268
        Fleck, M.M. 1070
        Fletcher, L.A. 497
        Flick, T.E. 832
        Flickner, M. 522
        Floyd, S. 1219
        Flynn, A.M. 421
        Fogelman-Soulie', F.
         255
        Foglein, J. 422
        Foley, J.D. 1325
        Forstner, W. 861
        Fortune, S. 1129
        Foster, D.H. 843
        Fountain, T.J. 286
        Fournier, A. 1341
        Fox, W. 1013
        Francford de Sellos
         Moura, C.H. 163
        Franzblau, D.S. 1198
        Freeman, H. 235,
         1257
        Frenkel, K.A. 247
        Freytag, R. 515
        Friedberg, S.A. 1069
        Friesen, D.K. 1211
        Frost, V.S. 615
        Fu, H.C. 141, 308
        Fu, K.S. 19, 300,
         395, 403, 464, 732,
         833, 1291, 1407
        Fujimoto, A. 1333
        Fujisawa, H. 491,
         496
        Fukumura, T. 479
        Fukunaga, K. 433
        Fukushima, T. 336
        Fukuyo, Y. 596
        Fullwood, J.A. 719
        Fuma, F. 1371
        Funakubo, N. 602
        Furst, M.A. 671
        Gader, P.D. 271, 622
        Gaemlich, R. 348
        Gagalowicz, A. 735,



                            119






                Author Index



         1221, 1222, 1226,
         1227
        Gaglianese, G. 302
        Galambos, G. 1209
        Galil, Z. 847, 858
        Gallagher Jr., N.C.
         222
        Gallinari, P. 706
        Gambardella, G. 178
        Gambotto, J.P. 741
        Games, R.A. 146
        Garbay, C. 575, 736,
         767
        Garda, P. 273, 339
        Garey, M.R. 1199
        Gargantini, I. 1019,
         1352
        Gayrard, M.P. 315
        Geissler, E.A. 58
        Gelsema, E.S. 2
        Gennert, M.A. 682
        Gennery, D.B. 862
        Gerbrands, J.J. 572,
         658, 747
        Gerhard, A. 878
        Gerhardt, L.A. 868
        Gerig, G. 821
        Gersho, A. 79, 214
        Gerzso, M. 299
        Ghosal, D. 1330
        Ghosh, S.K. 1106
        Giancarlo, R. 856
        Giardina, C.R. 367
        Gilbert, E.N. 1196
        Gilmore, J.F. 4, 5
        Giraudon, G. 883
        Giunchiglia, F. 765
        Glanz, F.H. 1056
        Glassner, A. 1224
        Glunder, H. 1067
        Goad, C. 1404
        Gohberg, I.T. 1094
        Goldapp, M. 1331
        Goldberg, M. 115,
         124, 1228
        Goldfarb, L. 437
        Goldman, R.N. 999
        Goldwasser, S.M. 297
        Gonzalez, R.C. 179,
         1065
        Good, W. 1230
        Goodman, J.E. 1093
        Goodrich, M.T. 1184
        Gorsky, N.D. 783
        Goshtasby, A. 754,
         785, 802
        Gotchev, G. 1301
        Gotoh, T. 313
        Goulish, M.J. 345
        Goutis, C.E. 215
        Graham, J. 586
        Granum, E. 404
        Grave, M. 43
        Gray, R.M. 76
        Grebner, K. 517
        Greenberg, D.P.
         1332, 1344, 1349
        Greene, D.H. 1101
        Greene, N. 1354
        Grigoriadis, M.D.
         786
        Grimson, W.E.L. 863,
         1419, 1431, 1433
        Griswold, N.C. 881
        Groen, F.C.A. 634,
         642
        Grosky, W.I. 358,
         733, 801
        Gross, A. 617
        Grue, K. 716
        Gruver, W.A. 519
        Grzywacz, N.M. 925
        Gu, W.K. 965
        Gudmundsson, B. 1337
        Guerra, C. 328, 653,
         675
        Guessoum, A. 154
        Guibas, L. 1135,
         1140
        Guibas, L.J. 1172,
         1173, 1178, 1182
        Gunzer, U. 577, 583
        Guo), C. 499
        Guo), L. 592
        Gupta, H.M. 199
        Gupta, P.K. 147
        Gurewitz, E. 882
        Guting, R.H. 1158,
         1159
        Guzman, A. 299
        Habib, M. 133
        Habibi, A. 106
        Hachisu, S. 531
        Hadzikadic, M. 397



                            120






                Author Index



        Haettich, W. 515
        Haines, E.A. 1349
        Hakalahti, H. 527,
         530
        Hall, T. 343
        Hambrusch, S.E. 275
        Hananoi, T. 496
        Hand, D.J. 444
        Handler, W. 242
        Hanna, M.S. 92
        Hanninen, P. 340
        Hansen, C. 1430
        Hanson, A. 727, 916
        Hanson, A.R. 687,
         1083, 1240
        Hao, H. 156
        Harada, H. 627
        Haralick, R.M. 321,
         345, 368, 373, 416,
         425, 657, 695, 776,
         803, 932, 1233,
         1320
        Harauz, G. 227, 598
        Haringa, H. 206
        Harms, H. 571, 577,
         583
        Harnett, R.M. 1148
        Harris, C.G. 892
        Harris, J.G. 421
        Harth, E. 67
        Hartman, L. 779
        Hartmann, G. 376
        Harwood, D. 697,
         865, 886, 1234,
         1403, 1413
        Harwood, D.A. 1409
        Hase, M. 494
        Hasegawa, J.I. 770
        Hasegawa, K. 523,
         822
        Hashim, R. 1049
        Hashizume, A. 1082
        Haskell, B.G. 135
        Hata, S. 98, 739
        Hatamian, M. 1062
        Haucke, M. 583
        Haussler, D. 1180
        Hayworth, M. 184
        Hazra, S.N. 175
        He, N.Q. 528
        He, Y.B. 377
        Hearn, D. 45
        Hebert, M. 1418,
         1427
        Heckbert, P.S. 153,
         1229
        Hecker, G. 973
        Heckerman, D.E. 430
        Hedengren, K.H. 532
        Heeger, D.J. 948,
         1232
        Heinonen, P. 702
        Heiny, L.C. 934
        Heinzmann, U. 568
        Hekrdla, J. 155
        Henderson, T. 831,
         835, 1387, 1430
        Henderson, T.C. 402,
         419, 1261
        Henkel, P. 624
        Herbin, J.P. 647
        Herman, M. 887, 888,
         889
        Hersch, R.D. 1023
        Hershberger, J.
         1135, 1140
        Hertel, S. 1200
        Hertzberger, L.O.
         324
        Hess, P. 1414
        Hesselmans, G.H.F.M.
         590
        Hewgill, D.E. 1118
        Hidai, Y. 498
        Higashino, J. 491
        Highnam, P.T. 318,
         1068
        Hildreth, E.C. 925
        Hillion, A. 601
        Hillis, D. 252
        Hinds, J.K. 1283
        Hinkle, E. 522
        Hinoda, S. 533
        Hirota, K. 457, 531
        Ho, A.S. 122
        Ho, C.C. 1279, 1387,
         1430
        Ho, S.B. 1002
        Hoehne, K.H. 595
        Hoff, W. 879
        Hoffman, D.D. 895,
         1262
        Hoffman, R. 1385
        Hoffmann, K. 1175



                            121






                Author Index



        Hoffmann, W.D. 125
        Hofmann, I. 348, 566
        Hogg, D.C. 617
        Hohne, K.H. 613
        Holbaek-Hanssen, E.
         468
        Holender, D. 64
        Hollingum, J. 548,
         549
        Homma, K. 600
        Hong, J. 87
        Hopcroft, J. 1290
        Hopcroft, J.E. 1154,
         1297
        Hopgood, F.R.A. 44
        Horaud, P. 1422,
         1426
        Horaud, R. 840
        Hord, R.M. 625
        Horn, B.K.P. 18,
         207, 1306, 1395
        Hornung, C. 1323
        Horvitz, E.T. 430
        Hoshino, T. 640
        Hospital, M. 635
        Hourcade, J.C. 1322
        Hsiao, C.C. 254
        Hsing, T.R. 14
        Hsueh, A.C. 557
        Hu, G. 1364, 1365
        Hu, J.M. 191
        Hu, M.C. 1325
        Hu), Z. 77
        Hua, Z. 184
        Huang, I.N. 1001
        Huang, J.S. 450
        Huang, T.S. 218,
         683, 807, 897, 912,
         913, 924, 936, 955,
         956, 957, 968
        Huang), Z.H. 705
        Hubbold, R.J. 44
        Huertas, A. 148, 691
        Hughes, J.F. 1272
        Huhns, M.N. 797
        Hull, J.J. 460, 507
        Hummel, R. 158,
         1015, 1360
        Hummel, R.A. 81, 442
        Huntsberger, T.L.
         314, 724
        Huotari, S. 530
        Hwang, C.J. 116
        Hwang, K. 300, 307
        Hwang, V.S.S. 775
        Hyde, J. 719
        Ibaraki, T. 1034
        Ibarra, O.H. 256,
         291, 333
        Ibison, M.C. 892
        Ibrahim, H.A. 798
        Ibrahim, H.A.H. 285,
         288
        Ibson, M.C. 791
        Ichikawa, H. 1372
        Idesawa, M. 1281,
         1399
        Ikeda, K. 426, 880
        Ikeda, Y. 501
        Ikeuchi, K. 1395
        Ilg, M. 361
        Illingworth, J. 413,
         721
        Imai, H. 102, 1135,
         1143, 1179, 1213
        Immel, D.S. 1332,
         1344
        Impedovo, S. 755
        Inagaki, K. 533
        Inigo, R.M. 1363
        Inokuchi, S. 645,
         1369, 1373
        Inoue, K. 406
        Ip, H.H.S. 573
        Iri, M. 102
        Isenor, D.K. 631
        Ishiguro, H. 559
        Ishihara, H. 533
        Ishii, A. 866, 871
        Ishii, M. 627
        Ishii, T. 596
        Ishikawa, S. 554
        Ishizuka, M. 596
        Ito, M. 866, 871
        Itoh, H. 494
        Itoh, Y. 627
        Iwaki, O. 477
        Iwata, K. 1333
        Iyengar, S.S. 997,
         1087
        Izraelevitz, D. 84
        Jaaskelainen, T. 738
        Jaffe, R.S. 319
        Jaffee, C.C. 612



                            122






                Author Index



        Jain, A.K. 114, 434,
         518, 1364, 1385
        Jain, R. 676, 733,
         935
        Jain, R.C. 553, 829,
         1375, 1379
        Jakubowski, R. 749
        James, M. 382
        Jamieson, L.H. 144,
         312
        Jang, S.Y. 495
        Jansen, F.W. 88
        Jaulent, M.C. 743
        Jayaramamurthy, S.N.
         724
        Jenkin, M. 899
        Jenkins, B.K. 56
        Jin, Z.P. 185
        Jing, R.J. 965
        Johansen, R. 716
        Johnson, D.S. 1199
        Johnson, R.H. 1256
        Jones, L.K. 832
        Jones, R.A. 108
        Jonker, P.P. 272
        Joo, H. 425
        Jordan, M.M. 570
        Joy, K.I. 1347
        Judell, N. 72
        Juhola, M. 632
        Julesz, B. 1246
        Jury, E.I. 173
        J.(Y.) Aloimonos
         929, 943, 950
        Kabuka, M.R. 982
        Kahan, S. 471
        Kahn, J.I. 843
        Kajfasz, P. 342
        Kajiya, J.T. 1345,
         1346
        Kak, A. 26
        Kak, A.C. 226, 1391,
         1432
        Kalantari, B. 786
        Kallay, M. 1107
        Kambhampati, S. 1089
        Kameyama, M. 166
        Kaminuma, T. 567
        Kanade, T. 888, 889
        Kanal, L.N. 2, 387,
         428, 436
        Kanatani, K. 922,
         947, 1060, 1309,
         1312
        Kanefsky, M. 121
        Kaneko, H. 1311
        Kaneko, T. 90
        Kani, K. 630
        Kant, K. 1090
        Karassemeijer, N.
         607
        Kariya, K. 630
        Karp, R. 1219
        Kashko, A. 200
        Kashyap, R.L. 432,
         1087, 1220, 1242
        Kasif, S. 423
        Kass, M. 799, 864,
         875
        Kassam, S.A. 127
        Kasturi, R. 497, 648
        Kasvand, T. 303,
         696, 834, 1254,
         1388, 1428
        Katajainen, J. 1121
        Katona, E. 277
        Katz, M.D. 1195
        Katzko, M.W. 590
        Kaufman, H. 203
        Kaufman, L. 61
        Kawada, K. 477
        Kawaguchi, E. 623,
         744
        Kawai, H. 630
        Kay, S.M. 708
        Kay, T.L. 1346
        Kazama, S. 166
        Kearney, J.K. 908
        Kedem, B. 82, 224
        Kedem, K. 1150, 1156
        Keil, J.M. 1201,
         1216
        Keller, J.M. 636
        Kender, J. 1299
        Kender, J.R. 285,
         288, 758, 798,
         1316, 1378
        Kent, E.W. 269, 516,
         1435
        Kenwood, G. 739
        Kerkeni, N. 1317
        Kerlaw, I.V. 42
        Keskes, N. 737
        Kessenner, L.R.A.



                            123






                Author Index



         349
        Keyani, D. 343
        Khan, I. 330
        Khang, B.H. 213,
         1010
        Khatib, O. 1293
        Khoi, P.N. 213, 1010
        Khotanzad, A. 1242
        Kida, H. 477
        Kiel, G.C. 1148
        Kiem, H. 213, 1010
        Kiguchi, T. 1086
        Kim, C.K. 96
        Kim, G. 111
        Kim, J.G. 111
        Kim, M. 417
        Kim, S.M. 333
        Kim, V. 201
        Kim, Y.C. 1275
        Kimachi, M. 885
        Kimmel, M.J. 319
        Kirkpatrick, D.G.
         1110, 1162
        Kishimoto, K. 100
        Kitamura, K. 593
        Kitamura, Y. 885
        Kitchen, L.J. 1188
        Kittler, J. 413,
         422, 424, 435, 721
        Kjell, B.P. 1251
        Kjelldahl, L. 47
        Klawe, M.M. 1185
        Klee, V. 1104
        Klein, C.A. 981
        Klein, F. 821, 1353
        Klein, R. 1183
        Kleitman, D.J. 1198,
         1202
        Klinger, A. 343,
         1013
        Klok, F. 1328
        Knockaert, L. 128
        Knoll, T.F. 220, 829
        Knutsson, H. 1260
        Kobayashi, Y. 336,
         1086
        Kocher, M. 730
        Kodratoff, Y. 467
        Koenderink, J.J. 59,
         711
        Kofakis, P. 1424
        Kohashiguchi, T. 470
        Kohonen, T. 506
        Komoda, C. 501
        Konda, T. 447
        Kondo, S. 212, 478
        Kong, T.Y. 787
        Koo, J.Y. 417
        Kooijman, C.J. 572
        Koper, G. 1235
        Koplowitz, J. 97
        Kories, R. 920, 962,
         973
        Koshimizu, H. 523,
         822
        Kosugi, M. 640
        Kotani, S. 559
        Kou), W. 77
        Kovalevsky, V. 650,
         768
        Kovalevsky, V.A. 762
        Kramer, T. 1067
        Kriete, A. 584
        Krishnasami, P. 119
        Krivanek, M. 1116
        Kropatsch, W. 1258
        Kropatsch, W.G. 1012
        Krotkov, E. 1371
        Krotkov, E.P. 664
        Ku, F.N. 191
        Kuan, D. 557
        Kuan, D.T. 1420
        Kubota, H. 770
        Kuebler, O. 1353
        Kukouda, M. 504
        Kumaresan, R. 147,
         192
        Kundu, M.K. 130
        Kuner, P. 836
        Kung, H.T. 325
        Kunii, T. 38, 1334
        Kunii, T.L. 29, 30,
         33
        Kunisaki, O. 496
        Kunt, M. 131
        Kurosawa, Y. 502
        Kutti, S. 251
        Kwak, W.I. 868
        L'Abbate, A. 608
        LaGesse, F.R. 624
        Laidlaw, D.H. 1272
        Lallemand, C. 647
        Lamure, M. 1026
        Lancaster, P. 104



                            124






                Author Index



        Landau, G.M. 854
        Landy, M.S. 442
        Langlotz, C.P. 430
        Langston, M.A. 1211
        Lansner, A. 745
        Lapreste, J.T. 773
        Laskowski, M.C. 1104
        Lattuati, V. 526
        Laurendeau, D. 1383
        Lavin, M.A. 319,
         815, 823
        Lavine, D. 428
        Lawrence, P.D. 86,
         652, 869
        Lay, B. 344
        Leahy, R.M. 215
        Lee, B.G. 800
        Lee, C.H. 725, 926,
         958
        Lee, C.N. 1021
        Lee, D. 362
        Lee, D.T. 1095,
         1120, 1138, 1139,
         1161, 1165
        Lee, H. 936, 956
        Lee, J.H. 170
        Lee, J.S.J. 695
        Lee, R.C.T. 276,
         1113
        Lee, S. 1387
        Lee, S.H. 55
        Lee, S.Y. 149
        Leedham, C.G. 455
        Leeman, S. 174
        Leeuwenberg, E.L.J.
         844
        Legendi, T. 242
        Legendre, G. 647
        Le Guilloux, Y. 938,
         972
        Leiserson, C.E. 350
        LeMaster, R.J. 823
        Lemay, G.J. 708
        LeMen, H. 621
        Lemke, H.U. 612
        Lemmer, J.F. 387
        LeMoigne, J. 560
        Lemoine, D. 526
        Lempel, A. 112
        Lenz, R. 375, 878,
         1337
        Leonard, P.F. 320
        Leonardi, R. 151,
         730
        Leroi, M. 1317
        Lettera, C. 487
        Leu, J.G. 1001
        Leven, D. 1140, 1156
        Levialdi, S. 301
        Levopoulos, C. 1217
        Lewell, J. 41
        Lewis, J.R.T. 637,
         1367
        Leyton, M. 66, 1005
        Lheritier, P.H. 1248
        Li), B. 483
        Li), C. 1091
        Li, C.C. 704, 811,
         1429
        Li, C.E. 118
        Li, H. 366, 815, 823
        Li, K.F. 332
        Li, M. 851
        Li), S.X. 1025
        Li, X. 283, 684,
         780, 792
        Li, Z. 563, 1278
        Li, Z.N. 565
        Li, Z.R. 338
        Liedtke, C.E. 771
        Ligomenides, P.A.
         331
        Lillehagen, F. 43
        Lin, A.K. 1138, 1139
        Lin, H.J. 411
        Lin, J.C. 511
        Lin, P.P. 1028
        Lin, W.C. 1407
        Lin, Z.C. 936, 956
        Lindner, R. 304
        Lindskog, B. 341,
         1337
        Lindstrom, G. 245
        Lingas, A. 1115,
         1125
        Linnainmaa, S. 1413
        Liou, S.P. 553
        Lis, O. 599
        Liu, C.C. 1061
        Liu, H.H. 414
        Liu, K. 1400
        Liu, N. 1000
        Liu, P.S. 327
        Liu, S.S. 96



                            125






                Author Index



        Liu, Y. 913, 957,
         1091
        Livne, R. 1150
        Lloyd, S.A. 860, 877
        Lodi, E. 1147
        Loew, M.H. 1025
        Long Limozin, P. 883
        Lopez Krahe, J. 1072
        Lorenz, W.J. 597
        Lougheed, R.M. 316
        Lowe, D. 158
        Lozano-Perez, T.
         1295, 1419
        Lu, F.S. 69
        Lu, H.E. 1036
        Lu, M. 1112
        Lu), X. 592, 1066
        Lu, X.R. 1059
        Lu, Y. 801
        Lumia, R. 1435
        Lunscher, W.H.H.J.
         669, 670, 673
        Luo, B. 810
        Luo, X.Y. 1078
        Lustman, F. 954
        Lyche, T. 89
        Ma, C. 495, 1370
        Ma, J. 1059, 1066
        Ma, S.D. 1221, 1222,
         1227
        Ma, Y. 289
        Ma, Y.L. 495, 1370
        Maass, W. 1215
        Maccarone, M. C.
         1055
        MacDonald, R.S. 837
        Maciejewski, A.A.
         981
        Mackworth, A. 788
        Maddila, S. 1108
        Maddila, S.R. 1153
        Madhavan, R. 684
        Maeda, A. 626
        Maeda, Y. 493
        Magee, M.J. 898
        Magnenat-Thalmann,
         N. 39, 40
        Mai, S.W. 1103
        Maier, M. 500
        Maitre, H. 726, 806,
         819
        Majd, F. 781
        Mali, P.C. 157
        Mandeville, J.R. 319
        Mani-Levitska, P.
         1203
        Mann, R.C. 633
        Manohar, M. 992
        Mansbach, P. 1358
        Mansfield, B.K. 633
        Mantas, J. 452, 492
        Maragos, P.A. 1014
        Marcelli, A. 488
        Maresca, M. 366
        Margerum, E.A. 936
        Marimont, D.H. 907
        Marmolin, H. 225
        Marquina, N. 541
        Martin, W.N. 977,
         1049
        Martinelli, E. 91
        Masera, L. 487
        Mason, D.C. 617
        Matsuura, K. 493
        Matsuyama, T. 775
        Max, N.L. 1231, 1342
        Maybank, S.J. 902,
         951
        McCann, D.R. 808
        McCubbrey, D.L. 316
        McDonnell, M.J. 219
        McLeod, R.D. 281
        McNeill, S.R. 795
        McVey, E.S. 982,
         1363
        Meagher, D.J. 1257
        Medioni, G. 148,
         691, 946, 1380,
         1382
        Megiddo, N. 1122,
         1163
        Mehlhorn, K. 1175,
         1200
        Mehrotra, R. 358
        Mei, G.G. 1000
        Meier, A. 361
        Meiri, Z.A. 1408,
         1412
        Melter, R. 787
        Melter, R.A. 1212
        Melville, R.C. 1123
        Merickel, M. 1239
        Merickel, M.B. 605
        Merigot, A. 262, 339



                            126






                Author Index



        Merker, B. 574
        Mersereau, R.M. 154
        Messner, R.A. 177
        Meyer, B. 850
        Meyer, F. 581, 1029
        Meyer, T. 473
        Meynieux, E. 476
        Miclet, L. 386
        Mikami, K. 533
        Milenkovic, V.J. 814
        Milgram, M. 706, 824
        Miller, G.S.P. 1338
        Miller, J.R. 1284
        Miller, S.W. 1003
        Milor, L.S. 1288
        Minami, T. 995
        Minamikawa, R. 567
        Ming, J.C. 838
        Minoh, M. 639, 1027
        Missakian, P. 824
        Mitiche, A. 893,
         896, 901, 930, 969,
         1376
        Mitra, S.K. 169
        Miura, S. 336
        Mochizuki, J. 739
        Modestino, J.W. 70
        Mohiuddin, K. 522,
         1016
        Mohr, R. 401, 419
        Mokhtarian, F. 788
        Momal, F. 774
        Moncet, J.L. 117
        Monga, O. 703, 735,
         737
        Montanvert, A. 1009
        Moran, S. 1185
        Morandi, C. 789
        Mori, H. 559
        Mori, K. 447
        Moring, I. 527
        Morita, K. 408
        Morris, S.A. 1048
        Moscatelli, S. 467
        Mota, F.A. 748
        Motwani, R. 1187
        Mouer, E. 1044
        Mount, D.M. 1286
        Mowforth, P.H. 185
        Mudge, T.N. 265
        Mueller Jr., P.T.
         144
        Mukherjee, A. 49
        Mukundan, R. 1329
        Mulgaonkar, P.G.
         463, 1320
        Muller, H. 1321
        Muller, M.J. 1249
        Munro, J.I. 1096
        Munson Jr., D.C. 672
        Murakami, K. 523,
         822
        Murase, H. 451
        Murphy, L.M. 818
        Murray, D.W. 200,
         891, 903
        Mutch, K.M. 934, 976
        Myers, E.W. 855
        Mysko, S.N. 783
        Naccache, N.J. 1033
        Nagahashi, H. 456
        Nagao, M. 759, 766,
         1053
        Nagata, M. 357
        Nagata, S. 1395
        Nagbhushan, V. 1097
        Nagel, H.H. 931,
         953, 970
        Nagy, G. 453, 473
        Nakagawa, M. 501
        Nakajima, S. 1053
        Nakamae, E. 1343
        Nakamoto, H. 533
        Nakamura, A. 407,
         409
        Nakamura, Y. 498
        Nakano, T. 1366
        Nakano, Y. 491, 496
        Nakatsuyama, M. 456
        Nakazono, K. 408
        Nalcioglu, O. 234
        Nalwa, V.S. 700, 710
        Nambu, H. 493
        Natarajan, A.E. 489
        Natarajan, B.K. 1084
        Neal, M. 48
        Neff, J.A. 50
        Nelson, R.C. 1004
        Neuvo, Y. 702
        Nevalainen, O. 1121
        Nevatia, R. 718,
         1236, 1380, 1381
        Neveu, C.F. 830
        Newell, J.A. 582



                            127






                Author Index



        Ngan, K.N. 129
        Nguyen, T.T. 792
        Nguyen, T.V. 594
        Ni, L.M. 780
        Niblack, W. 17
        Nicolas, A. 1322
        Niemann, H. 348,
         566, 870
        Niki, H. 559
        Nill, N.B. 107
        Nishida, Y. 98
        Nishihara, H.K. 1395
        Nishihara, S. 426
        Nishita, T. 1343
        Niyogi, D. 465
        Noga, M.T. 728
        Norkin, K.B. 299
        Ntafos, S. 1136,
         1142
        Nurmi, O. 1155, 1183
        Nusbaum, H.C. 63
        Nyo, H.L. 857
        O'Brien, N. 935
        O'Callaghan, J.F.
         1327
        Odawara, G. 521
        Ogata, I. 521
        Ogawa, H. 216, 784
        O'Gorman, L. 688,
         693
        Oh, S. 1018
        Ohbuchi, R. 250
        Ohgushi, M. 596
        Ohsawa, Y. 351, 628
        Ohta, Y. 880
        Oja, E. 216, 738,
         1243
        Okada, K. 496
        Okazaki, A. 447
        Okudaira, M. 90
        Oldfield, D.E. 267
        Olea, E. 604
        Olson, S.I. 884
        Onaga, K. 100
        O'Neil, S.D. 136
        Ooi, K. 498
        Oommen, B.J. 1087,
         1191
        Oonishi, Y. 357
        Oosterlinck, A. 514
        Oowa, H. 559
        Oppenheimer, P.E.
         1223
        O'Rourke, J. 1047,
         1100, 1102, 1108,
         1141
        Orr, J.A. 1417
        O'Shea,, T. 1
        Osteen, R.E. 1028
        Ottmann, T. 1177,
         1183
        Oud, P.S. 590
        Overmars, M.H. 1164
        Ozawa, S. 551, 554
        Ozeki, O. 1366
        Pach, J. 1150, 1204
        Pachowicz, P.W. 329
        Pagli, L. 1147
        Pahlplatz, M.M.M.
         590
        Pal, S.K. 383, 585,
         667
        Palaniswamy, K. 489
        Paler, K. 643
        Palis, M.A. 256, 333
        Palmier, L. 315
        Palumbo, P.W. 503
        Pan), B.C. 469
        Pan, F. 965
        Pandya, A.S. 67
        Paoli, C. 487, 608
        Pape, D.R. 52
        Papoutsis, T. 121
        Parikh, J.A. 616
        Park, J.W. 334
        Park, K.H. 417
        Parkkinen, J. 738,
         1243
        Parry, S.R. 1271
        Parthasarathy, G.
         458
        Parui, S.K. 1052
        Parvin, B. 1382
        Pasan, F. 1037
        Pasquariello, G.
         1423
        Patel, J.H. 310
        Patel, R.V. 332
        Paterson, M.S. 1168
        Pathak, A. 585
        Patnaik, L.M. 1330
        Patrick, E.A. 381
        Patterson, R.R. 991
        Pauchon, E. 700



                            128






                Author Index



        Paul, G. 246
        Pavel, D.G. 604
        Pavlidis, T. 24,
         180, 196, 471, 734,
         769, 1039
        Pawley, G.S. 143
        Peachey, D.R. 1340
        Pecht, J. 410
        Pedrycz, W. 457
        Peleg, S. 78, 363,
         782, 787
        Penna, M. 939, 978
        Penna, M.A. 1305
        Pentland, A.P. 20,
         1232, 1259, 1265,
         1267, 1274, 1303,
         1313
        Perkins, W.J. 570
        Persoon, E. 513
        Pertl, A. 861
        Peshkin, M.A. 1081,
         1088
        Peters, F.J. 164,
         349
        Peters, W.H. 795
        Petkovic, D. 364,
         522, 1016
        Pfeiffer Jr., J.J.
         311
        Pham, S. 1075
        Phillips, T. 1394
        Phillips, T.H. 686
        Phipps, G. 557
        Pieroni, G.G. 235,
         302, 894, 959, 963
        Pietikainen, M. 697,
         865, 886
        Pineda-Castillo,
         J.C. 756
        Pinker, S. 60
        Pinter, R.Y. 1207
        Piper, J. 588, 589,
         1030
        Pirlo, G. 755
        Pitas, I. 152, 193,
         197, 689
        Plamondon, R. 482,
         490
        Plantinga, W.H. 1146
        Platzer, H. 878
        Ploem, J.S. 1235
        Poelzleitner, W. 638
        Poggio, T.A. 668,
         713
        Pollack, R. 1093,
         1156
        Pong, T.C. 1304
        Poppl, S.J. 347
        Porinelli, R. 487,
         608
        Porter, W.A. 189
        Postl, W. 485
        Potter, D.J. 573
        Potter, J.L. 980
        Poussart, D. 1383
        Prasanna Kumar, V.K.
         266, 415
        Pratt, W.K. 322
        Prazdny, K. 659, 662
        Prenter, P.M. 95
        Preparata, F.P. 848,
         1119, 1169
        Preston, Jr., K. 280
        Price, K. 777
        Price, K.E. 790,
         923, 1236
        Price, K.L. 937
        Pries, W. 281, 293
        Psaltis, D. 53
        Pugh, A. 546
        Putnam, L.K. 1285
        Pyo, S.S. 1097
        Qiang, G. 338
        Quatieri, T.F. 1238
        Raafat, H.M. 1250
        Radford, C.J. 952
        Raghavan, P. 1187
        Raghavendra, C.S.
         266
        Rajasekharan, K. 655
        Ramamurthi, B. 79,
         214
        Ramanamurthy, D.V.
         332
        Ramesh, V. 1266
        Ramirez, R.W. 160
        Ramo, E.G. 335
        Ranganath, H.S. 796
        Rangarajan, C. 724
        Rao, K. 1381
        Rao, K.R. 109, 116,
         118
        Rao, N.S.V. 1087
        Rappaport, D. 1143



                            129






                Author Index



        Reddaway, S.F. 267
        Reeves, A.P. 163
        Reeves, W.T. 1341
        Rehak, P. 678
        Rehwald, P. 1323
        Reiber, J.H.C. 572
        Reisis, D. 415
        Renyi, I. 805
        Requicha, A.A. 1276
        Requicha, A.A.G.
         1351
        Reuman, S.R. 895
        Rhodes, M.L. 612
        Richards, W.A. 1262
        Richetin, M. 195,
         635, 773, 825
        Rigoutsos, I. 929,
         950
        Riseman, E. 727, 916
        Riseman, E.M. 687,
         1083, 1240
        Ritchings, R.T. 564,
         587
        Ritter, G.X. 271,
         622
        Rives, G. 773, 825
        Rivest, R.L. 350
        Roach, J.W. 1266
        Robert, Y. 849
        Roberts, B.A. 226
        Robertson, J.M. 1247
        Robertson, P.K. 1327
        Rodriguez, J. 839
        Roehrig, H. 184
        Rogala, J.P. 774
        Rogers, D.F. 38
        Rohnert, H. 1151
        Rojer, A. 1015
        Ronse, C. 1031, 1074
        Rosebush, J. 42
        Rosenfeld, A. 28,
         62, 167, 259, 274,
         282, 369, 551, 686,
         722, 757, 782, 926,
         994, 996, 1021,
         1082, 1296, 1298,
         1394
        Rosenstiehl, P. 1175
        Rosenthal, D. 343
        Rossignac, J.R. 1351
        Rotem, D. 85
        Rubin, J.M. 921
        Rumatowski, K. 172
        Rummel, P. 524
        Ruridant, T.Y. 173
        Rutovitz, D. 25, 589
        Ryan, J. 1307
        Saad, Y. 292
        Sabourin, R. 482
        Saboya, A. 360
        Sacco, B. 723
        Safranek, R.J. 1391
        Sagerer, G. 566
        Saghri, J.A. 113
        Saint-Jean, P. 1235
        Saint-Marc, P. 195
        Saito, T. 480
        Sakaga, I. 480
        Sakai, T. 639, 1027
        Sakauchi, M. 351,
         628
        Salay, R. 804
        Salerno, E. 230
        Salkauskas, K. 104
        Salminen, J. 335
        Salo, J. 340
        Samal, A. 402, 831,
         835, 1430
        Samet, H. 988, 990,
         1004, 1007, 1022
        Samy, R.A. 964, 1248
        Sander, P.T. 1402
        Sanderson, A.C. 688,
         1081, 1088
        Sandini, G. 911
        Sandon, P.A. 263
        Sandor, J. 1326
        Sanfeliu, A. 393,
         842
        Sankar, P.V. 174,
         562
        Sankara Rao, K. 217
        Sanniti di Baja, G.
         1006, 1024, 1132
        Santamaria, J. 159
        Sanz, J. 364, 522
        Sarnak, N. 1190
        Sarusi, B. 882
        Sasaki, S. 313
        Sastry, P.S. 420
        Sato, K. 645, 1369,
         1373
        Sato, T. 356
        Satoh, T. 1264



                            130






                Author Index



        Saund, E. 440
        Sawchuk, A.A. 21, 56
        Schaefer, D.H. 296
        Schaerf, R. 1044
        Schafer, R.W. 1014
        Schalkoff, R.J. 162,
         904, 1368
        Scharf, L. 72
        Scherson, I.D. 289
        Scheuing, A. 870
        Schlag, M.D.F. 1166
        Schmeck, H. 1205
        Schmitt, A. 1321
        Schmitt, F. 1228
        Schmitt, F.J.M. 101
        Schmitt, L.A. 519
        Schmitz, L. 1149
        Schneider, R.H. 610
        Schoen, A.H. 1287
        Schonberg, E. 794
        Schorr, A. 1137
        Schrack, G. 46
        Schulte, A.V.M.C.L.
         572
        Schumaker, L.L. 89
        Schunck, B.G. 918,
         944
        Schwab, E.C. 63
        Schwartz, E.L. 574
        Schwartz, J.T. 794,
         1361
        Schweitzer, P.N. 92
        Scott, D.S. 997
        Scott, G.L. 941
        Scrivener, S.A.R.
         1393
        Sederberg, T.W. 999,
         1271
        Sedgewick, R. 1134
        Segenreich, S.A.
         1208
        Seida, S. 930, 969
        Seidel, R. 1100,
         1110, 1114, 1182
        Seisen, S. 476
        Selfridge, P.G. 578,
         579
        Selkirk, J.K. 633
        Sen, S. 289
        Serafini, A. 1423
        Serpico, S.B. 606
        Serra, J. 370, 371,
         443
        Seth, S. 473
        Seth, S.C. 453
        Shafer, G. 431
        Shaffer, C.A. 1007
        Shah, M. 676
        Shahraray, B. 194
        Shakunaga, T. 1311
        Shamir, A. 323
        Shang, W. 306
        Shanmugamani, C. 684
        Shapiro, L. 26
        Shapiro, L.G. 345,
         695, 826, 837,
         1304, 1320
        Shapiro, S.C. 394
        Shariat, H. 923, 937
        Sharir, M. 794,
         1137, 1140, 1150,
         1152, 1156, 1294
        Sharma, A. 1393
        Sharma, G. 188
        Sharma, M. 310
        Shaw, A.K. 192
        Shaw, D.E. 285, 288,
         798
        Shearer, J.B. 350
        Shen, J. 528, 679
        Shen, N.T. 254
        Sher, D. 677, 763
        Shi, Q.Y. 1008
        Shibayama, J. 626
        Shih, C. 497
        Shimamura, K. 470
        Shin, S.Y. 1111
        Shinghal, R. 1033
        Shinohara, K. 995
        Shiozaki, A. 692
        Shirai, K. 1359
        Shirai, Y. 1334
        Shirakawa, H. 521
        Shlien, S. 115
        Shneier, M.O. 516,
         1435
        Shor, P. 1185
        Shridhar, M. 449
        Shu, D.B. 1429
        Shvaytser, H. 363
        Siegel, A.F. 1247
        Siegel, H.J. 144,
         298, 312
        Sielaff, C. 841



                            131






                Author Index



        Sifrony, S. 1152,
         1156
        Silberberg, T.M.
         813, 1403, 1409
        Silven, O. 337, 530
        Simon, J.C. 385, 828
        Singh, B. 46
        Singh, S. 199
        Sinha, R.M.K. 1035
        Sinha, S.S. 945
        Sitharama Iyengar,
         S. 1003
        Skelboe, S. 716
        Sklansky, J. 174,
         562, 593, 594
        Skolnick, M.M. 580,
         629
        Skordas, T. 840
        Sleator, D.D. 120
        Sleigh, A.C. 690
        Sloan Jr., K.R. 1225
        Slutzki, G. 257
        Smeulders, A.W.M.
         1046, 1073
        Smith, E.M. 1316
        Smith, G.B. 874
        Smith, S.H. 740
        Smits, J.T.S. 651,
         663
        Snyder, M.A. 914
        Sobalvarro, P. 1395
        Soisalon-Soininen,
         E. 1105
        Sokolowska, E. 582
        Sommerhalder, R. 279
        Song, I. 127
        Sood, A. 676
        Sopwith, T. 637,
         1367
        Soumekh, M. 231
        Spacek, L.A. 666
        Speiser, J. 241
        Spennato, S. 755
        Srihari, S.N. 460,
         465, 466, 475, 503
        Srinath, M.D. 126
        Srinivasan, R. 109
        Srinivasan, S. 489
        Srinivas Kumar, P.
         992
        Standler, N.A. 609
        Stansfield, S.A. 576
        Stark, H. 228, 1064
        Stefanelli, R. 1032
        Stein, G. 512
        Stella, E. 1423
        Stenstrom, J.R. 641,
         1386
        Sternberg, S.R. 368,
         370, 372, 837
        Steurer, J. 878
        Stevens, K.A. 1302
        Stimets, R.W. 655
        Stobie, R.S. 620
        Stockman, G. 1364,
         1365
        Stockman, G.C. 1434
        Stoddard, S.D. 453
        Stojmenovic, I. 1105
        Stokeley, E.M. 1416
        Stolfi, J. 1178
        Stone, M.G. 1050
        Stout, Q.F. 264, 290
        Strat, T.M. 1319
        Strecker, H. 529
        Strickland, R.N.
         1206
        Strintzis, M.G. 152
        Strong, J.P. 140
        Subbarao, M. 928,
         979, 1234
        Subrahmanyam, P.A.
         1285
        Sudhakara Reddy, M.
         175
        Suen, C.Y. 445, 1040
        Suetens, P. 514
        Suffin, S. 343
        Sugata, K. 408
        Sugihara, K. 1300
        Suk, M. 857, 1018,
         1097
        Sullivan, G.D. 550,
         772, 1406
        Summers, J. 1371
        Sun, H. 124
        Sundar Raj, P.A. 97
        Supowit, K.J. 1160
        Suri, S. 1141, 1144
        Suter, B.W. 233
        Sutton, M.A. 795
        Suzuki, G. 494
        Suzuki, I. 567
        Suzuki, K. 98



                            132






                Author Index



        Suzuki, S. 504, 640,
         1042
        Svetkoff, D.J. 542
        Swain, P.H. 614
        Swaszek, P.F. 68, 74
        Sychra, J.J. 604
        Sykora, O. 139
        Szabo, I. 805
        Szu, H.H. 177
        Szwerinski, H. 253
        Tahboub, K.K. 204
        Tai, J.W. 441
        Takahashi, N. 501
        Takanami, I. 406
        Takaoka, T. 852
        Takeya, H. 521
        Tamminen, M. 88,
         989, 1022, 1176
        Tampi, K.R. 484
        Tamura, S. 630
        Tan, C.L. 977
        Tan, H.S. 454
        Tanaka, A. 166
        Tanaka, E. 470
        Tanaka, T. 1333
        Tandon, S.N. 199
        Tani, N. 91
        Taniguchi, R.I. 623,
         744
        Tanimoto, S. 764
        Tanimoto, S.L. 260,
         269, 284, 707
        Tarjan, R.E. 120,
         1140, 1175, 1190
        Taxt, T. 468
        Taylor, A. 617
        Taylor, C.J. 586
        Tchuente, M. 849
        Teh, C.H. 1057
        Teillaud, M. 1270
        Tekalp, A.M. 203
        Tenenbaum, J.M. 778
        Terasaki, M. 596
        ter Kuile, W.M. 642
        ter Meulen, V. 583
        Terol Villalobos,
         I.R. 756
        Terrenoire, M. 1026
        Terzopoulos, D. 365,
         799, 1390, 1398
        Tescher, A. 51
        Tescher, A.G. 13,
         113
        Tewari, N. 859
        Thalmann,, D. 40
        Thalmann, D. 39
        Thanailakis, A. 281,
         293
        Thathachar, M.A.L.
         420
        Therrien, C.W. 1238
        Thibadeau, R. 543
        Thoma, R. 137
        Thomas, J.P. 61
        Thomason, M.G. 396,
         404
        Thompson, C.D. 139
        Thompson, W.B. 761,
         908
        Thonnat, M. 1401
        Tian, Q. 797
        Tistarelli, M. 911
        Tobis, J.M. 593
        Toet, A. 961
        Tojo, A. 356
        Tom, V.T. 800
        Tombre, K. 476
        Tome', J.A.B. 268
        Tominaga, S. 729
        Tonazzini, A. 230
        Tong, R.M. 427
        Topa, L.C. 1368
        Toriwaki, J.I. 770
        Toriya, H. 1264
        Torre, V. 668
        Toscani, G. 867
        Tou, J.T. 446, 649
        Tounissoux, D. 1026
        Tournier-Lasserve,
         C. 1226, 1227
        Toussaint, G.T.
         1098, 1143, 1145
        Trappl, R. 392
        Trivedi, H.P. 872
        Trivedi, M.M. 731
        Trivella, M.G. 608
        Tropf, H. 512
        Troxel, D.E. 125
        Trumbore, W.B. 1272
        Trussell, H.J. 202
        Tsai, R.Y. 1357
        Tsai, W.H. 552, 558
        Tsanakas, P.D. 134
        Tseng, P.S. 307



                            133






                Author Index



        Tsotsos, J.K. 899,
         985
        Tsuboi, K. 596
        Tsuji, S. 967, 1372
        Tsukamoto, M. 481
        Tsukiyama, N. 533
        Tsukiyama, T. 955
        Tsukumo, J. 461
        Tsunekawa, S. 447
        Tucker, L.W. 1020
        Tufts, D.W. 223
        Turkowski, K. 83
        Tychon, G.G. 1255
        Uchida, S. 1359
        Ueberreiter, B. 836
        Ueda, K. 1264
        Uhr, L. 248, 326,
         563, 565, 760
        Ukkonen, E. 845
        Unklesbay, K. 636
        Unklesbay, N. 636
        Unnikrishnan, K.P.
         67
        Unser, M. 151, 1237,
         1241
        Uttal, W.R. 717
        Vaidya, P.M. 1131
        Vaknine, R. 597
        van Antwerpen, G.
         642
        van de Grind, W.A.
         59
        van der Helm, P.A.
         844
        van der Hoeven,
         W.A.G. 658
        Van der Pyl, T. 405
        Vandoni, C.E. 32
        van Doorn, A.J. 59
        van Heel, M. 227,
         569, 598
        van Huijstee, H. 182
        van Leeuwen, J. 1197
        van Lierop, M.L.P.
         349, 993
        van Meenen, R.J. 572
        van Munster, R.J.
         634
        Vanni, P. 340
        Van Oeffelen, M.P.
         651
        van Ommeren, J. 572
        Van Otterloo, P.J.
         998
        van Westrhenen, S.C.
         279
        van Wijk, J.J. 1324
        Varman, P. 1112
        Vasquez, G. 71
        Veenstra, J. 1397
        Veillon, F. 1051
        Velasco, F.R.D. 748
        Veldhorst, M. 1167
        Vemuri, B.C. 1376,
         1384
        Venetsanopoulos,
         A.N. 193, 197, 689
        Venkatesh, Y.V. 49
        Venkateswar, V. 680
        Venta, O. 506
        Verbeek, P.W. 642
        Vergis, A. 291
        Vernazza, G. 606
        Vidal-Madjar, D. 726
        Vidal Ruiz, E. 1130
        Viitanen, J. 340
        Vijayan, G. 1218
        Vilenkin, S.Y. 299
        Villasenor, J. 156
        Vilnrotter, F.M.
         1236
        Virtanen, I. 337
        Vishkin, U. 846, 854
        Visvanathan, V. 1288
        Vitter, J.S. 1134
        Voisin, J. 505
        Vollmar, R. 406
        Volper, D.J. 1195
        von Hagen, V. 1235
        Vooys, G.P. 590
        Vos, P.G. 651, 663
        Vrto, I. 139
        Vuerli, C. 1037
        Wackersreuther, G.
         171
        Wada, Y. 1086
        Wagh, M.D. 859
        Wah, B.W. 300, 306
        Wahl, F.M. 1411
        Wakahara, T. 451
        Walker, P.L. 161
        Wall, K. 103
        Walsh, T.R. 1352
        Walsh, T.R.S. 1019



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                Author Index



        Walter, I. 512
        Walter Jr., R.J. 562
        Walters, D. 753
        Wandres, H. 515
        Wang, C.A. 1124
        Wang, C.H. 466
        Wang), D. 211
        Wang, F.L. 1076
        Wang), H. 1011
        Wang, H.Q. 564
        Wang), J. 1091
        Wang, K.K. 1282
        Wang), L. 1091
        Wang, P.S.P. 411,
         412, 448, 1036
        Wang), Q. 211
        Wang, R. 1240
        Wang, W.P. 1282
        Wang, Y.F. 1392
        Watanabe, M. 880
        Watanabe, O. 166
        Watt, R.J. 750
        Waxman, A.M. 560,
         910, 945, 975, 979
        Webb, A. 205
        Webb, J.A. 325
        Webber, R.E. 990
        Wechsler, H. 599
        Wei, V.K. 120
        Weil, G.I. 693
        Weil, J. 1339
        Weiss, R. 681
        Weldon Jr., E.J. 207
        Wells III, W.M. 145
        Welzl, E. 1170, 1180
        Wendt, P.D. 222
        Weng, F.L. 1077
        Weng, J. 924, 968
        Werkhoven, P. 961
        Werman, M. 78, 782,
         787
        Wessblad, R. 745
        Westman, T. 530
        Westphal, H. 931
        Westwater, E.R. 95
        Whinston, A. 312
        White, B. 1318
        Whiteley, W. 1308
        Widmayer, P. 1166
        Wiejak, J.S. 142
        Wiernik, A. 1194
        Wijshoff, H.A.G.
         1197
        Wilber, R. 1185
        Wilfong, G. 1290
        Wilfong, G.T. 1154
        Wilhelmi, W. 650
        Willard, D.E. 1181
        Williams, L.R. 890
        Williams, N.S. 903
        Wilson, M.J.D. 374
        Wilson, S.S. 317
        Wise, G.L. 69
        Witkin, A. 799
        Witkin, A.P. 712,
         714, 778
        Witte, G. 595
        Wohn, K. 949
        Wojcik, Z.M. 282
        Wolberg, G. 180,
         196, 462
        Wolf, G. 242
        Wolfe, W.J. 541
        Wolfram, S. 244
        Wong, A.K.C. 804,
         1250
        Wong, C.K. 1166
        Wong, E.K. 1291
        Wong, K. 522
        Woo, T.C. 1111
        Wood, D. 1177, 1183
        Wood, W.R. 314
        Woods, J.W. 136,
         170, 203, 228
        Wright, J.S. 1266
        Wu, A.Y. 996
        Wu), C. 592, 1066
        Wu, C.K. 1059
        Wu, F.N. 377
        Wu, J. 949
        Wu, L.D. 441, 1076,
         1077, 1078
        Wu, O.L. 1352
        Wu, R.H. 1064
        Wu, T. 684
        Wu, Y. 806
        Wu, Y.F. 1120, 1166
        Wyvill, G. 1334
        Xia, Y. 1045
        Xiao), Q. 644
        Xie, S.E. 1356
        Xu, J.H. 377
        Xu, Z. 699
        Xuan), G. 499, 1091



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                Author Index



        Yachida, M. 885
        Yager, R.R. 391
        Yagi, Y. 967
        Yamada, H. 480, 834
        Yamamoto, H. 645,
         1369, 1373
        Yamamoto, K. 100,
         480
        Yamamoto, S. 1366
        Yamashita, M. 1034
        Yamaya, Y. 486
        Yang, C.B. 276
        Yang, C.C. 96, 810
        Yang, H.S. 1391,
         1432
        Yang, I.T. 176
        Yang, J.Y. 1400
        Yang, M.C.K. 96, 810
        Yao, F.F. 1101
        Yao), Q. 132
        Yap, C. 1119
        Yap, C.K. 1153, 1157
        Yaroslavskii, L. 201
        Yasumoto, Y. 946
        Yasutomi, S. 559
        Ye, Q.Z. 520, 816
        Yeh, C.P. 881
        Yeh, P.S. 167, 618,
         1082
        Yen, J. 429
        Yesha, Y. 851
        Ying, W.L. 655
        Yoda, F. 493
        Yokobori, N. 167
        Yoshida, M. 313
        Yoshida, Y. 479
        Yost, D. 1048
        Young, R.A. 150
        Young, T.Y. 19, 327,
         414
        Youssef, S. 1335
        Yu, K.B. 803
        Yu), Q. 705
        Yu, T.H. 169
        Yuille, A.L. 713
        Yurovsky, L.S. 615
        Yuzyk, J. 661
        Zack, G.W. 475
        Zakhor, A. 84
        Zaky, S.G. 631
        Zandveld, P. 642
        Zapalowski, L. 791,
         892
        Zavidovique, B. 262,
         273, 315, 339, 342,
         561, 824
        Zeelen, R. 206
        Zeevi, Y.Y. 85
        Zemel, E. 1122
        Zhang, D. 1269
        Zhang, D.Z. 809
        Zhang, M. 416, 803
        Zhang, T. 1278
        Zhao), S. 483
        Zhou), F. 132
        Zhou), G. 591, 1011
        Zhou, Y.T. 680
        Zhu, M.L. 618
        Zhu, Y. 704
        Zhuang, X. 368, 373,
         425, 683, 932
        Ziliani, R. 525
        Zimmerman, N.J. 544
        Zimmermann, G. 920,
         962, 973
        Zimmermann, H.J. 379
        Zisserman, A. 685,
         1377
        Ziv, J. 112
        Zou), H. 591
        Zucker, S.W. 660,
         694, 1090, 1245,
         1402
        Zuech, N. 547






















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