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1.  Introduction

     This is the eighteenth in a series of bibliographies on
computer   processing  of  pictorial  information,  covering
primarily  items  published  during  1987.    The   previous
bibliographies  were  entitled  ``Picture Processing 19xx'',
but because of the growth of the field, coverage  of  topics
such  as  image  coding  and  image  processing has now been
discontinued.

     The coverage is restricted, for the  most  part,  to  a
selected   set   of   U.S.  or  international  journals  and
proceedings of specialized meetings.  No attempt is made  to
summarize or evaluate 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) Related topics
    (C) Applications
    (D) Architectures
    (E) Computational techniques
    (F) Feature detection, segmentation, image analysis
    (G) Matching, stereo, time-varying imagery
    (H) Shape; (@roman H prime@) Geometry
    (I) Color and texture
    (J) Three-dimensional scene analysis
Letter/number codes in the text (A.1,  etc.)  correspond  to
sections of the bibliography.

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

(A.1)   Meetings and meeting proceedings [1-35]

(A.2)   Books [36-37],  paper  collections  [38-40],  a  new
        journal  [41],  descriptions  of research at various
        institutions  [42-52],  a  survey  [53],   and   the
        previous bibliography in this series [54].

















2.  Related topics

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

(B.1)   Computer  graphics:   Meetings  and  special  issues
        [55-62],  books [63-65], and bibliographies [66-67].
        (Many papers on image synthesis are cited in Section
        J.4.)

(B.2)   Image input/output [68-77]; image coding  [78]  (see
        also [79])

(B.3)   Image    processing     (multidimensional     signal
        processing,         enhancement,        restoration,
        reconstruction)-general references [80-83], as  well
        as  papers  on  image  smoothing  [84-95]  and a few
        selected papers on image enhancement and restoration
        [96-106] (see also [107-111])

(B.4)   Optical processing [112-116]

(B.5)   Neural nets [117-130]

(B.6)   Visual  perception  [131-153]  (some   general   and
        miscellaneous  references.  A few papers on specific
        aspects of perception are cited in later sections.)

(B.7)   Pattern recognition and artificial intelligence-some
        general references [154-159], as well as some papers
        related to  constraint  satisfaction,  optimization,
        uncertainty, evidence accumulation, etc. [160-193]

3.  Applications

(C.1)   Character recognition [194-209]; see also [210-220]

(C.2)   Biomedical applications [221-238]

(C.3)   Industrial    applications    (inspection,     robot
        manipulation) [239-262]

(C.4)   Robot navigation [263-303]

(C.5)   Remote sensing, reconnaissance [304-325]

(C.6)   Miscellaneous applications [326-347]






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4.  Architectures

(D.1)   General references [348-366]

(D.2)   Cellular arrays (meshes, pyramids, etc.),  automata,
        and algorithms [367-406]

(D.3)   Other systems [407-440]

(D.4)   Related topics [441-473]

5.  Computational techniques

(E.1)   Image   operations   (convolutions,    morphological
        operations, etc.) [474-484]

(E.2)   Multiresolution representations, scale space methods
        [485-507]

(E.3)   Geometric   transformations,   camera    calibration
        [508-521]

(E.4)   Interpolation, surface reconstruction [522-539] (see
        also [540-545] on regularization, etc.)

6.  Feature detection, segmentation, and image analysis

(F.1)   Feature detection [546-600]

(F.2)   Segmentation [601-636]

(F.3)   Image analysis [637-653]; see also [654-677]

7.  Matching, stereo, and motion

(G.1)   Matching [678-707];  see  also  [708-724]  on  Hough
        transforms,   and  [725-738]  on  string  and  graph
        matching

(G.2)   Stereo [739-768] (see also [769-772])

(G.3)   Motion [773-846] (see also [847-856])

8.  Shape

(H.1)   Representation [857-878]

(H.2)   Contour approximation and segmentation [879-891]




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(H.3)   Topology, distance, thinning [892-918]

(H.4)   Properties [919-940]  (see  also  [941]  on  spatial
        arrangement)

(H.5)   Recognition [942-954]

@fat 8 prime@.  Geometry

(@roman H prime@.1)
        General  [955-965]   and   miscellaneous   [966-976]
        references

(@roman H prime@.2)
        Hulls,  visibility,  intersections,   search,   etc.
        [977-1020]

(@roman H prime@.3)
        Distance, etc. [1021-1055]

(@roman H prime@.4)
        Containment,   covering,   decomposition,   packing,
        layout, etc. [1056-1084]

(@roman H prime@.5)
        Path planning [1085-1107] (see also [1108])

9.  Color and texture

(I.1)   Color [1109-1121]

(I.2)   Texture:  models, synthesis [1122-1135]

(I.3)   Texture:    description   [1136-1143]   (see    also
        [1144-1145])

(I.4)   Texture:  segmentation [1146-1161]

10.  Three-dimensional scene analysis

(J.1)   Acquisition  of  range  data  [1162-1174];   feature
        detection  and  segmentation  [1175-1186]  (see also
        [1187-1188] on grasping, and [1189] on 3D images)

(J.2)   Inference of 3D data from images (``shape from  x'')
        [1190-1236]

(J.3)   3D shape representation and modeling  (surfaces  and
        solids) [1237-1286]




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(J.4)   Synthesis of 3D and shaded images [1287-1327]

(J.5)   3D object recognition from images [1328-1344], range
        data [1345-1368], or both [1369-1375]

(J.6)   3D   geometry   [1376-1397]   and   path    planning
        [1398-1400]; miscellaneous references on 3D computer
        vision [1401-1412]














































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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
  CAPAMI       Computer Architecture for Pattern Analysis and Machine
                  Intelligence
  CG           Computational Geometry
  EMIP         Evaluation of Multiprocessors for Image Processing
  ICCV         International Conference on Computer Vision
  IJCAI        International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
  ILIP         Intermediate Level Image Processing
  IU1985-6     Image Understanding 1985-86
  IUW          Image Understanding Workshop
  PRTA         Pattern Recognition Theory and Applications
  SIGGRAPH     SIGGRAPH'87 Conference
  SRMSF        Workshop on Spatial Reasoning and Multi-Sensor Fusion
  STOC         Symposium on Theory of Computing
  TDMV         Three-Dimensional Machine Vision
  WCV          Workshop on Computer Vision

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 Computation
  IJCV         International Journal of Computer Vision
  IJPRAI       International Journal of Pattern Recognition and Artificial
                  Intelligence
  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
  JPDC         Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing
  P-IEEE       Proceedings of the IEEE
  PR           Pattern Recognition
  PRL          Pattern Recognition Letters
  SIAM JC      SIAM Journal on Computing
  SP           Signal Processing
  T-ASSP       IEEE Transactions on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal
                  Processing
  T-COMP       IEEE Transactions on Computers
  T-PAMI       IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine



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                  Intelligence
  T-SMC        IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics
  TCS          Theoretical Computer Science
  TOG          ACM Transaction on Graphics
  VC           The Visual Computer

















































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A.  General References

A.1.  Meetings

1.      D. Rutovitz, ed., Special issues with papers of the
        Third International Conference on Pattern
        Recognition of the British Pattern Recognition
        Association (St. Andrews, Scotland, September 25-27,
        1985), PRL 5 (2), February 1987, 95-187; 6 (1), June
        1987, 1-93; 6 (2), July 1987, 95-150.

2.      P.S.P. Wang, ed., Computer Vision, Image Processing
        and Communications-Systems and Applications (1985
        NEACP Conference, Boston, MA, November 30 - December
        1, 1985), World Scientific, Singapore, 1986.

3.      V. Cappellini and R. Marconi, eds., Advances in
        Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (Pisa,
        Italy, December 10-12, 1985), Elsevier, New York,
        1986.

4.      P.A. Devijver and J. Kittler, eds., Pattern
        Recognition Theory and Applications (NATO Advanced
        Study Institute, Spa-Balmoral, Belgium, June 9-20,
        1986), Springer, Berlin, 1987.

5.      W.G. Kropatsch and P. Mandl, eds.,
        Mustererkennung'86: Bildverarbeitung in den
        Geowissenschaften (Klagenfurt, Austria, November
        1985); Bildpyramiden (Graz, Austria, July 1986),
        Oldenbourg, Vienna, 1986.

6.      G. Hartmann, ed., Mustererkennung 1986 (8th DAGM
        Symposium, Paderborn, FRG, September 30 - October 2,
        1986), Springer, Berlin, 1986.

7.      F.J. Corbett, Image Pattern Recognition:  Algorithm
        Implementations, Techniques, and Technology (Los
        Angeles, CA, January 12-13, 1987), Proc. SPIE 755.

8.      H.K. Liu and P.S. Schenker, eds., Optical and
        Digital Pattern Recognition (Los Angeles, CA,
        January 13-15, 1987), Proc. SPIE 754.

9.      J. Marshall, ed., Methods of Handling and Processing
        Imagery (Los Angeles, CA, January 15-16, 1987),
        Proc. SPIE 757.

10.     J.J. Pearson and E. Barrett, eds., Image
        Understanding and the Man-Machine Interface (Los
        Angeles, CA, January 15-16, 1987), Proc. SPIE 758.



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11.     Third IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence
        Applications, Orlando, FL, February 22-28, 1987.

12.     Image Understanding Workshop, Los Angeles, CA,
        February 23-25, 1987.  (Proceedings published by
        Morgan Kaufmann, Los Altos, CA.)

13.     Second Optical Society of America Topical Meeting on
        Machine Vision, Incline Village, NV, March 18-20,
        1987.

14.     A. Oosterlinck and A.G. Tescher, eds., Advances in
        Image Processing (The Hague, The Netherlands, March
        31 - April 3, 1987), Proc. SPIE 804.

15.     Workshop in Machine Vision, New Brunswick, NJ, April
        6-7, 1987.

16.     J.F. Gilmore, ed., Applications of Artificial
        Intelligence V (Orlando, FL, May 18-20, 1987), Proc.
        SPIE 786

17.     J.O. Eklundh, ed., Proceedings of the 5th
        Scandinavian Conference on Image Analysis
        (Stockholm, Sweden, June 2-5, 1987).

18.     Vision '87, Third International Applied Machine
        Vision Conference and Exposition, Detroit, MI, June
        8-11, 1987.

19.     First International Conference on Computer Vision,
        London, England, June 8-11, 1987.  (Proceedings
        published by IEEE Computer Society Press,
        Washington, DC.)

20.     Sixth National Conference on Artificial
        Intelligence, Seattle, WA, July 13-17, 1987.
        (Proceedings published by Morgan Kaufmann, Los
        Altos, CA.)

21.     Fifth South African Symposium on Digital Image
        Processing, Durban, Natal, SA, July 20-21, 1987.

22.     A.G. Tescher, ed., Applications of Digital Image
        Processing X (San Diego, CA, August 19-21, 1987),
        Proc. SPIE 829.

23.     Tenth International Joint Conference on Artificial
        Intelligence (IJCAI 87), Milan, Italy, August 23-28,
        1987.




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24.     L.P. Yaroslavskii, A. Rosenfeld, and W. Wilhelmi,
        eds., Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns
        (Proceedings of CAIP '87, the Second International
        Conference on Automatic Image Processing, Wismar,
        GDR, September 2-4, 1987), Akademie-Verlag, Berlin,
        1987.

25.     Seventh International Congress on Stereology, Caen,
        France, September 2-9, 1987.

26.     Fourth International Conference on Image Analysis
        and Processing, Cefalu, Sicily, Italy, September
        23-25, 1987.

27.     Ninth DAGM Symposium on Pattern Recognition,
        Braunschweig, FRG, September 29 - October 1, 1987.

28.     A. Kak and S.S. Chen, eds., Spatial Reasoning and
        Multi-Sensor Fusion (Proceedings of the 1987
        Workshop, St. Charles, IL, October 5-7, 1987),
        Morgan Kaufmann, Los Altos, CA, 1987.

29.     T.R. Hsing, ed., Visual Communications and Image
        Processing II (Cambridge, MA, October 27-29, 1987),
        Proc. SPIE 845.

30.     AI East, Artificial Intelligence and Advanced
        Computer Technology Conference and Exhibition,
        Atlantic City, NJ, October 28-30, 1987.

31.     Sixteenth Workshop on Applied Imagery Pattern
        Recognition, Washington, DC, October 29-30, 1987.

32.     D.P. Casasent and E.L. Hall, eds., Intelligent
        Robots and Computer Vision (Cambridge, MA, November
        2-6, 1987), Proc. SPIE 848.

33.     J. Besson, ed., Real Time Image Processing, Concepts
        and Technologies (Cannes, France, November 16-20,
        1987).

34.     Reconnaissance des Formes et Intelligence
        Artificielle (Sixth Congress), Antibes, France,
        November 18-20, 1987.

35.     Workshop on Computer Vision, Miami Beach, FL,
        November 30 - December 2, 1987.  (Proceedings
        published by IEEE Computer Society Press,
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A.2.  Books, Collections, etc.

36.     R.C. Gonzalez and P. Wintz, Digital Image Processing
        (second edition), Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1987.

37.     Y. Shirai, Three-Dimensional Computer Vision,
        Springer, Berlin, 1987.

38.     W. Richards and S. Ullman, eds., Image Understanding
        1985-86, Ablex, Norwood, NJ, 1987.

39.     T. Kanade, ed., Three-Dimensional Machine Vision,
        Kluwer, Boston, MA, 1987.

40.     M.A. Fischler and O. Firschein, eds., Readings in
        Computer Vision, Morgan Kaufmann, Los Altos, CA,
        1987.

41.     R. Jain, A. Oosterlinck, J. Sanz, J. Sklansky, and
        M. Yachida, eds., Machine Vision and Applications,
        Springer, Berlin, 1988ff.

42.     J.K. Aggarwal, K.R. Diller, and A.C. Bovik, Computer
        vision and image processing research at the
        University of Texas at Austin, IVC 4, 1986, 219-222.

43.     A. Rosenfeld, L.S. Davis, and J.(Y.) Aloimonos,
        Vision in dynamic environments, IUW, 1-7.

44.     R. Nevatia, USC image understanding research-1986,
        IUW, 8-11.

45.     M.A. Fischler and R.C. Bolles, Image understanding
        research at SRI International, IUW, 12-17.

46.     T.O. Binford, Image understanding: intellligent
        systems, IUW, 18-21.

47.     T. Kanade, Image understanding research at CMU, IUW,
        32-40.

48.     T. Poggio and the staff, MIT progress in
        understanding images, IUW, 41-54.

49.     A.R. Hanson and E.M. Riseman, Summary of progress in
        image understanding at the University of
        Massachusetts, IUW, 55-64.

50.     J.A. Feldman and C.M. Brown, Recent progress of the
        Rochester image understanding project, IUW, 65-70.




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51.     J.R. Kender, P.K. Allen, and T.E. Boult, Image
        understanding and robotics research at Columbia
        University, IUW, 71-77.

52.     J. Porrill, S.B. Pollard, T.P. Pridmore, J.B. Bowen,
        J.E.W. Mayhew, and J.P. Frisby, TINA: The Sheffield
        AIVRU vision system, IJCAI, 1138-1144.

53.     J. Mantas, Methodologies in pattern recognition and
        image analysis-a brief survey, PR 20, 1987, 1-6.

54.     A. Rosenfeld, Picture processing: 1986, CVGIP 38,
        1987, 147-225.

B.  Related topics

B.1.  Computer graphics

55.     A. Requicha, ed., Eurographics 86 (Lisbon, Portugal,
        August 25-29, 1986), North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1986.

56.     1986 Workshop on Interactive 3-D Graphics (Chapel
        Hill, NC, October 23-24, 1986), CGA 7 (1), 1987,
        65-66.

57.     Computer Graphics '87 (National Computer Graphics
        Association), Philadelphia, PA, March 22-26, 1987.

58.     Theoretical Foundations of Computer Graphics and CAD
        (NATO International Advanced Study Institute),
        Lucca, Italy, July 4-17, 1987.

59.     M.C. Stone, ed., SIGGRAPH '87 Conference Proceedings
        (Anaheim, CA, July 27-31, 1987), Computer Graphics
        21 (4), July 1987.

60.     Eurographics '87, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, August
        24-28, 1987.

61.     A. Fournier and W.T. Reeves, eds., Special issue on
        the modeling of natural phenomena, TOG 6 (3), July
        1987, 165-237.

62.     T.L. Kunii and A. Fujimoto, eds., CG International
        87, CGA 7 (12), December 1987, 7-61.

63.     L. Ammeraal, Programming Principles in Computer
        Graphics, Wiley, New York, 1988.






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64.     G. Hegron, Image Synthesis-Elementary Algorithms,
        MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1987.

65.     D.F. Rogers and R.A. Earnshaw, Techniques for
        Computer Graphics, Springer, Berlin, 1987.

66.     B. Singh, Computer graphics literature for 1986: a
        bibliography, Computer Graphics 21, 1987, 189-208.

67.     N. Magnenat-Thalmann and D. Thalmann, An indexed
        bibliography on image synthesis, CGA 7(8), 1987,
        27-38.

B.2.  Image I/O and coding

68.     R. Ulichney, Digital Halftoning, MIT Press,
        Cambridge, MA, 1987.

69.     K.P. Fishkin and B.A. Barsky, Algorithms for brush
        movement, VC 1, 1985, 221-230.

70.     R.L. Cook, Stochastic sampling in computer graphics,
        TOG 5, 1986, 51-72.

71.     W. Mokrzycki, Peak and medium-global errors of
        discretization of algebraic curves on square grids,
        C&G 11, 1987, 269-273.

72.     J.R. Ward and M.J. Phillips, Digitizer technology:
        performance characteristics and the effects on the
        user interface, CGA 7(4), 1987, 31-44.

73.     J.E. Bresenham, Ambiguities in incremental line
        rastering, CGA 7(5), 1987, 31-43.

74.     J.F. Blinn, How many ways can you draw a circle?,
        CGA 7(8), 1987, 39-44.

75.     X. Wu and J.G. Rokne, Double-step incremental
        generation of lines and curves, CVGIP 37, 1987,
        331-344.

76.     M. Hatamian, Z.L. Budrikis, P.S. Kulik, and A.
        Netravali, Accurate lightpen, CVGIP 39, 1987,
        246-257.

77.     D.R. Mitchell, Generating antialiased images at low
        sampling densities, SIGGRAPH, 65-72.






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78.     1987 Picture Coding Symposium, Stockholm, Sweden,
        June 9-11, 1987.

79.     H.M. Drezen, Content-driven progressive transmission
        of grey-scale images, IEEE Trans. Communications 35,
        1987, 289-296.

B.3.  Image processing

80.     T.S. Huang, ed., Image Enhancement and Restoration,
        JAI Press, 1986.

81.     F. Natterer, The Mathematics of Computed Tomography,
        Wiley, New York, 1987.

82.     H. Stark, ed., Image Recovery:  Theory and
        Application, Academic press, Orlando, FL, 1987.

83.     Fifth Workshop on Multidimensional Signal
        Processing, Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands,
        September 14-16, 1987.

84.     G.R. Arce and M.P. McLoughlin, Theoretical analysis
        of the max/median filter, T-ASSP 35, 1987, 60-69.

85.     M.P. McLoughlin and G.R. Arce, Deterministic
        properties of the recursive separable median filter,
        T-ASSP 35, 1987, 98-106.

86.     A.C. Bovik, Streaking in median filtered images, T-
        ASSP 35, 1987, 493-503.

87.     P. Heinonen and Y. Neuvo, FIR-median hybrid filters,
        T-ASSP 35, 1987, 832-838.

88.     J. Astola, P. Heinonen, and Y. Neuvo, On root
        structures of median and median-type filters, T-
        ASSP 35, 1987, 1199-1201.

89.     S.S. Perlman, S. Eisenhandler, P.W. Lyons, and M.J.
        Shumila, Adaptive median filtering for impulse noise
        elimination in real-time TV signals, IEEE Trans.
        Communications 35, 1987, 646-652.

90.     A. Nieminen, P. Heinonen, and Y. Neuvo, A new class
        of detail-preserving filters for image processing,
        T-PAMI 9, 1987, 74-90.

91.     J.W. Woods, S. Dravida, and R. Mediavilla, Image
        estimation using doubly stochastic Gaussian random
        field models, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 245-253.



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92.     D.H. Yom and S. Ann, Directed graph representation
        for root-signal set of median filters, P-IEEE 75,
        1987, 1542-1544.

93.     D. Harwood, M. Subbarao, H. Hakalahti, and L.S.
        Davis, A new class of edge-preserving smoothing
        filters, PRL 6, 1987, 155-162.

94.     T. Kasparis and G. Eichmann, Vector median filters,
        SP 13, 1987, 287-299.

95.     A. Basu and C.M. Brown, Algorithms and hardware for
        efficient image smoothing, CVGIP 40, 1987, 131-146.

96.     J. Haslett and G. Horgan, Linear models in spatial
        discriminant analysis, PRTA, 47-55.

97.     P. Perona and J. Malik, Scale space and edge
        detection using anisotropic diffusion, WCV, 16-22.

98.     C.J. Mure, Medical image processing: the
        characterization of display changes using histogram
        entropy, IVC 4, 1986, 197-202.

99.     J.D. Tubbs, A note on parametric image enhancement,
        PR 20, 1987, 617-621.

100.    N.X. Chen and S.D. Bedrosian, Effect of fuzzy
        membership on recognition of gray level images,
        PRL 4, 1986, 443-447.

101.    H. Shvaytser and S. Peleg, Inversion of picture
        operators, PRL 5, 1987, 49-61.

102.    S. Peleg, D. Keren, and L. Schweitzer, Improving
        image resolution using subpixel motion, PRL 5, 1987,
        223-226.

103.    K. Kishimoto, K. Onaga, and E. Nakamae, Theoretical
        assessments of mean square errors of antialiasing
        filters, CVGIP 37, 1987, 428-437.

104.    R.A. Hummel, B. Kimia, and S.W. Zucker, Deblurring
        Gaussian blur, CVGIP 38, 1987, 66-80.

105.    S.M. Pizer, E.P. Amburn, J.D. Austin, R. Cromartie,
        A. Geselowitz, T. Greer, B.t.H. Romeny, J.B.
        Zimmerman, and K. Zuiderveld, Adaptive histogram
        equalization and its variations, CVGIP 39, 1987,
        355-368.




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106.    S.K. Mitra and T.H. Yu, Transform amplitude
        sharpening:  a new method of image enhancement,
        CVGIP 40, 1987, 205-218.

107.    R. Hummel and R. Moniot, Solving ill-conditioned
        problems by minimizing equation error, ICCV,
        527-533.

108.    J.L. Marroquin, Deterministic Bayesian estimation of
        Markovian random fields with applications to
        computational vision, ICCV, 597-601.

109.    R.L. Cook and K.E. Torrance, A reflectance model for
        computer graphics, IU1985-6, 1-19.

110.    J.M. Rubin and W.A. Richards, Spectral
        characterization of materials, IU1985-6, 20-44.

111.    G. Brelstaff and A. Blake, Computing lightness,
        PRL 5, 1987, 129-138.

B.4.  Optical processing

112.    R. Arrathoon, ed., Digital Optical Computing (Los
        Angeles, CA, January 13-14, 1987), Proc. SPIE 752.

113.    E.G. Steward, Fourier Optics-An Introduction, Wiley,
        New York, 1987.

114.    T.E. Batchman and E.A. Parrish Jr., eds., Integrated
        optical computing, Computer 20 (12), December 1987,
        7-81.

115.    A.D. McAulay, Spatial-light-modulator interconnected
        computers, Computer 20(10), 1987, 45-57.

116.    K.S. Huang, B.K. Jenkins, and A.A. Sawchuk, Optical
        cellular logic architectures based on binary image
        algebra, CAPAMI, 19-26.

B.5.  Neural nets

117.    J.S. Denker, Neural Networks for Computing, American
        Institute of Physics, 1986.

118.    J.L. McClelland, D.E. Rumelhart, et al., Parallel
        Distributed Processing-Explorations in the
        Microstructure of Cognition (Volume 1:  Foundations;
        Volume 2:  Psychological and Biological Models), MIT
        Press, Cambridge, MA, 1986.




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119.    J.L. McClelland and D.E. Rumelhart, Explorations in
        Parallel Distributed Processing, MIT Press,
        Cambridge, MA, 1987.

120.    M.A. Arbib and A.R. Hanson, Vision, Brain, and
        Cooperative Computation, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA,
        1987.

121.    R.J. Baron, The Cerebral Computer-An Introduction to
        the Computational Structure of the Human Brain,
        Erlbaum, Hillsdale, NJ, 1987.

122.    S. Grossberg, The Adaptive Brain (Volume 1:
        Cognition, Learning, Reinforcement, and Rhythm;
        Volume 2:  Vision, Speech, Language, and Motor
        Control), North Holland, Amsterdam, 1987.

123.    IEEE First Annual International Conference on Neural
        Nets, San Diego, CA, June 21-24, 1987.

124.    IEEE Conference on Neural Information Processing
        Systems-Natural and Synthetic, Boulder, CO, November
        8-12, 1987.

125.    J.A. Feldman, Energy methods in connectionist
        modelling, PRTA, 223-247.

126.    D.H. Ballard, Modular learning in neural networks,
        AAAI, 279-284.

127.    G.A. Carpenter and S. Grossberg, A massively
        parallel architecture for a self-organizing neural
        pattern recognition machine, CVGIP 37, 1987, 54-115.

128.    R.D. Geller and D.W. Hammerstrom, A VLSI
        architecture for a neurocomputer using higher-order
        predicates, CAPAMI, 153-161.

129.    I. Aleksander, Adaptive pattern recognition systems
        and Boltzmann machines: a rapprochement, PRL 6,
        1987, 113-120.

130.    B.A. Huberman and T. Hogg, Phase transitions in
        artificial intelligence systems, AI 33, 1987,
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B.6.  Visual perception

131.    A. Rosenfeld, ed., Papers presented at the Third
        Workshop on Human and Machine Vision (Boston, MA,
        November 19-21, 1985), CVGIP 37 (1,2), January and
        February, 1987, 1-165, 171-325.

132.    Frontiers of Visual Science:  Proceedings of the
        1985 Symposium (Washington, DC, December 11, 1985),
        Committee on Vision, National Research Council,
        1987.

133.    Vision:  Coding and Efficiency (A Symposium for H.B.
        Barlow), Cambridge, UK, September 15-17, 1987.

134.    R.L. Gregory, Odd Perceptions, Methuen, London,
        1986.

135.    P. Salapatek and L. Cohen, eds., Handbook of Infant
        Perception (Volume 1:  From Sensation to Perception;
        Volume 2:  From Perception to Cognition), Academic
        Press, Orlando, FL, 1986.

136.    J. Clayson, Visual Modeling with Logo-A Structural
        Approach to Seeing, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1987.

137.    R.M. Granovskaya, I.Y. Bereznaya, and A.N.
        Grigorieva, Perception of Form and Forms of
        Perception, Erlbaum, Hillsdale, NJ, 1987.

138.    S. Ullman, Visual routines, IU1985-6, 286-344.  (See
        also P. Jolicouer, S. Ullman, and M. Mackay, Curve
        tracing:  a possible basic operation in the
        perception of spatial relations, Memory and
        Cognition 14, 1986, 129-140.)

139.    R.L. Manicke, Stochastic geometry and perception,
        PRTA, 287-293.

140.    R.W. Klopfenstein and C.R. Carlson, Theory of
        shape-invariant imaging systems, IU1985-6, 175-214.

141.    D.T. Nguyen, Prediction of the smallest channel in
        early human vision, T-SMC 17, 1987, 106-108.

142.    R.L. Savoy, Contingent aftereffects and
        isoluminance: psychophysical effects for separation
        of color, orientation, and motion, CVGIP 37, 1987,
        3-19.





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143.    M. Leyton, Nested structures of control: an
        intuitive view, CVGIP 37, 1987, 20-53.

144.    S. Grossberg and E. Mingolla, Neural dynamics of
        surface perception: boundary webs, illuminants, and
        shape-from-shading, CVGIP 37, 1987, 116-165.

145.    P. Cavanagh, Reconstructing the third dimension:
        interactions between color, texture, motion,
        binocular disparity, and shape, CVGIP 37, 1987,
        171-195.

146.    J. Hochberg, Machines should not see as people do,
        but must know how people see, CVGIP 37, 1987,
        221-237.

147.    A.B. Watson, The cortex transform: rapid computation
        of simulated neural images, CVGIP 39, 1987, 311-327.

148.    R.J. Watt, An outline of the primal sketch in human
        vision, PRL 5, 1987, 139-150.

149.    J.K. Tsotsos, A ``complexity level'' analysis of
        vision, ICCV, 346-355.

150.    B.M. Bennett, D.D. Hoffman, and C. Prakash,
        Perception and computation, ICCV, 356-364.

151.    I. Biederman, Matching image edges to object memory,
        ICCV, 384-392.

152.    K.S. Booth, M.B. Bryden, W.B. Cowan, M.F. Morgan,
        and B.L. Plante, On the parameters of human visual
        performance: an investigation of the benefits of
        antialiasing, CGA 7(9), 1987, 34-41.

153.    D.H. Ballard, Eye movement and visual cognition,
        SRMSF, 188-200.

B.7.  Pattern recognition and artificial intelligence

154.    P. Jorrand and V. Sgurev, eds., Artificial
        Intelligence II-Methodology, Systems, Applications
        (Second  International Conference, Varna, Bulgaria,
        September 16-19, 1986), North Holland, Amsterdam,
        1987.

155.    First Conference of the International Federation of
        Classification Societies:  Classification and
        Related methods of Data Analysis, Aachen, FRG, June
        29 - July 1, 1987.



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156.    Second IFSA Congress (International Fuzzy Systems
        Association), Tokyo, Japan, July 20-25, 1987.

157.    S.L. Tanimoto, The Elements of Artificial
        Intelligence, Computer Science Press, Rockville, MD,
        1987.

158.    W.E.L. Grimson and R.S. Patil, eds., AI in the 1980s
        and Beyond-An MIT Survey, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA,
        1987.

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

160.    A.K. Jain, Advances in statistical pattern
        recognition, PRTA, 1-19.

161.    H. Bunke, Hybrid methods in pattern recognition,
        PRTA, 367-382.

162.    H.J. Zimmermann, Fuzzy sets in pattern recognition,
        PRTA, 383-391.

163.    C.H. Chen, Statistical pattern recognition-early
        development and recent progress, IJPRAI 1, 1987,
        43-51.

164.    J. Kittler, Relaxation labelling, PRTA, 99-108.

165.    J. Illingworth and J. Kittler, Optimization
        algorithms in probabilistic relaxation labelling,
        PRTA, 109-117.

166.    E.H.L. Aarts and P.J.M. van Laarhoven, Simulated
        annealing: a pedestrian review of the theory and
        some applications, PRTA, 179-192.

167.    F. Fogelman Soulie, P. Gallinari, and S. Thiria,
        Learning and associative memory, PRTA, 249-268.

168.    B. Chandrasekaran and A. Keuneke, Classification
        problem solving:  a tutorial from an AI perspective,
        PRTA, 393-409.

169.    L. Kanal and T. Tsao, On the structure of parallel
        adaptive search, PRTA, 411-423.

170.    D.K.W. Walters, The representation of variables in
        connectionist networks, ICCV, 698-702.





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171.    J.T. Nutter, Uncertainty and probability, IJCAI,
        373-379.

172.    R. Hummel and L.M. Manevitz, Combining bodies of
        dependent information, IJCAI, 1015-1017.

173.    S. Kasif, J.H. Reif, and D.D. Sherlekar, Formula
        dissection: a parallel algorithm for constraint
        satisfaction, CAPAMI, 51-58.

174.    T.L. Huntsberger and S.N. Jayaramamurthy, A
        framework for multi-sensor fusion in the presence of
        uncertainty, SRMSF, 345-350.

175.    P.B. Chou, C.M. Brown, and R. Raman, A confidence-
        based approach to the labeling problem, WCV, 51-56.

176.    D. Walters, Biological vs. artificial
        representations of variables in fine-grain parallel
        systems, WCV, 298-300.

177.    H. Shvaytser, On a consistency measure for object
        labeling problems, Fuzzy Sets & Systems 23, 1987,
        55-71.

178.    F. Fogelman Soulie and G. Weisbuch, Random
        iterations of threshold networks and associative
        memory, SIAM JC 16, 1987, 203-220.

179.    M.A. Fischler and O. Firschein, Parallel guessing: a
        strategy for high-speed computation, PR 20, 1987,
        257-263.

180.    M.R.B. Forshaw, Pattern storage and associative
        memory in quasi-neural networks, PRL 4, 1986,
        427-431.

181.    H. Shvaytser and S. Peleg, Representation of
        patterns of symbols by equations with applications
        to puzzle solving, PRL 5, 1987, 119-128.

182.    J.H. Kim, Distributed inference for plausible
        classification, PRL 5, 1987, 195-201.

183.    E. Giakoumakis, G. Papaconstantinou, and E.
        Skordalakis, Rule-based systems and pattern
        recognition, PRL 5, 1987, 267-272.

184.    J.F. Boyce, J. Feng, and E.R. Haddow, Relaxation
        labelling and the entropy of neighborhood
        information, PRL 6, 1987, 225-234.



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185.    P. Bhattacharya, Some remarks on fuzzy graphs,
        PRL 6, 1987, 297-302.

186.    H.E. Kyburg Jr., Bayesian and non-Bayesian
        evidential updating, AI 31, 1987, 271-293.

187.    E. Davis, Constraint propagation with interval
        labels, AI 32, 1987, 281-331.

188.    G. Shafer and R. Logan, Implementing Dempster's rule
        for hierarchical evidence, AI 33, 1987, 271-298.

189.    C.A. Murthy, S.K. Pal, and D. Dutta Majumder,
        Representation of fuzzy operators using ordinary
        sets, T-SMC 17, 1987, 840-847.

190.    H.H. Szu and R.L. Hartley, Nonconvex optimization by
        fast simulated annealing, P-IEEE 75, 1987,
        1538-1540.

191.    A.K.C. Wong and D.K.Y. Chu, Synthesizing statistical
        knowledge from incomplete mixed-mode data, T-PAMI 9,
        1987, 796-805.

192.    J. Gu, W. Wang, and T.C. Henderson, A parallel
        architecture for discrete relaxation algorithm, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 816-831.

193.    J. Austin and T.J. Stonham, Distributed associative
        memory for use in scene analysis, IVC 5, 1987,
        251-260.

C.  Applications

C.1.  Character recognition

194.    Third International Symposium on Handwriting and
        Computer Applications, Montreal, Canada, July 20-23,
        1987.

195.    R.H. Davis and J. Lyall, Recognition of handwritten
        characters-a review, IVC 4, 1986, 208-218.

196.    J.J. Hull, Hypothesis testing in a computational
        theory of visual word recognition, AAAI, 718-722.

197.    S.N. Srihari and R.M. Bozinovic, A multi-level
        perception approach to reading cursive script,
        IJCAI, 844-847.





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198.    J.J. Hull and S.N. Srihari, Knowledge utilization in
        handwritten zip code recognition, IJCAI, 848-850.

199.    J.S. Huang and M.L. Chung, Separating similar
        complex Chinese characters by Walsh transform,
        PR 20, 1987, 425-428.

200.    J. Voisin and P.A. Devijver, An application of the
        multiedit-condensing technique to the reference
        selection problem in a print recognition system,
        PR 20, 1987, 465-474.

201.    R.M.K. Sinha, Rule based contextual post-processing
        for Devanagari text recognition, PR 20, 1987,
        475-485.

202.    M. Shridhar and A. Badreldin, Context-directed
        segmentation algorithm for handwritten numeral
        strings, IVC 5, 1987, 3-9.

203.    P. Ahmed and C.Y. Suen, Computer recognition of
        totally unconstrained handwritten zip codes,
        IJPRAI 1, 1987, 1-15.

204.    F. Kimura, K. Takashina, S. Tsuruoka, and Y. Miyake,
        Modified quadratic discriminant functions and the
        application to Chinese character recognition, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 149-153.

205.    S. Kahan, T. Pavlidis, and H.S. Baird, On the
        recognition of printed characters of any font and
        size, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 274-288.

206.    G. Nagy, S. Seth, and K. Einspahr, Decoding
        substitution ciphers by means of word matching with
        application to OCR, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 710-715.

207.    H. Almuallim and S. Yamaguchi, A method of
        recognition of Arabic cursive handwriting, T-PAMI 9,
        1987, 715-722.

208.    G.L. Cash and M. Hatamian, Optical character
        recognition by the method of moments, CVGIP 39,
        1987, 291-310.

209.    S.N. Srihari and R.M. Bozinovic, A multi-level
        perception approach to reading cursive script,
        AI 33, 1987, 217-255.






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210.    A. Naiman and A. Fournier, Rectangular convolution
        for fast filtering of characters, SIGGRAPH, 233-242.

211.    R.D. Hersch, Character generation under grid
        constraints, SIGGRAPH, 243-252.

212.    J.A. Mulder, An algorithm which automatically
        constructs discrimination graphs in a visual
        knowledge base, IJCAI, 855-857.

213.    H.S. Baird and K. Thompson, Reading chess, WCV,
        272-282.

214.    W.J. van Gils, Two-dimensional dot codes for product
        identification, IEEE Trans. Information Theory 33,
        1986, 620-631.

215.    P.S. Yeh, S. Antoy, A. Litcher, and A. Rosenfeld,
        Address location on envelopes, PR 20, 1987, 213-227.

216.    C.G. Leedham and A.C. Downton, Automatic recognition
        and transcription of Pitman's handwritten
        shorthand-an approach to shortforms, PR 20, 1987,
        341-348.

217.    H. Freeman and J. Ahn, On the problem of placing
        names in a geographic map, IJPRAI 1, 1987, 121-140.

218.    L. Norton-Wayne, Pattern analysis for point-of-sale
        automation, PRL 6, 1987, 139-143.

219.    Q.R. Wang and C.Y. Suen, Large tree classifier with
        heuristic search and global training, T-PAMI 9,
        1987, 91-102.

220.    E. Tanaka and Y. Kojima, A high speed string
        correction method using a hierarchical file, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 806-815.

C.2.  Biomedical applications

221.    R.S. Ledley, ed., Computerized Medical Imaging and
        Graphics (formerly Computerized Radiology), Pergamon
        Press, 1988ff.

222.    R.H. Schneider and S.J. Dwyer III, eds., Medical
        Imaging (Newport Beach, CA, February 1-6, 1987),
        Proc. SPIE 767.






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223.    L.A. Ferrari, ed., International Symposium on
        Pattern Recognition and Acoustical Imaging (Newport
        Beach, CA, February 4-6, 1987), Proc. SPIE 768.

224.    K. Wamsteker, U. Jonas, G. van der Veen, and
        P.F.G.M. van Waes, eds., Imaging and Visual
        Documentation in Medicine (Proceedings of Documed
        Europe 87, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, May 24-27,
        1987), Excerpta Medica, Amsterdam, 1987.

225.    Computer Assisted Radiology (CAR '87), International
        Symposium and Exhibition, Berlin, FRG, July 1-4,
        1987.

226.    P.H. Bartels, R. Manner, and R.L. Shoemaker,
        Computer configurations for the processing of
        diagnostic imagery in histopathology, EMIP, 239-278.

227.    S.J. Riederer, J.N. Lee, and S.A. Bobman, Processing
        techniques for magnetic resonance image synthesis,
        ILIP, 287-303.

228.    S. Dellepiane, S.B. Serpico, and G. Vernazza, Three
        dimensional organ recognition by tomographic image
        analysis, PRTA, 425-432.

229.    H.M. Aus, H. Harms, V. ter Meulen, and U. Gunzer,
        Statistical evaluation of computer extracted blood
        cell features for screening populations to detect
        leukemias, PRTA, 509-518.

230.    H. Harms and H.M. Aus, Tissue image segmentation
        with multicolor, multifocal algorithms, PRTA,
        519-528.

231.    J. Piper, The effect of zero feature correlation
        assumption on maximum likelihood based
        classification of chromosomes, SP 12, 1987, 49-57.

232.    S. Tamura, K. Yata, and M. Matsumoto, Plan-based
        boundary extraction and 3-D reconstruction for
        orthogonal 2-D echocardiography, PR 20, 1987,
        155-162.

233.    A. Sanfeliu, K.S. Fu, and J.M.S. Prewitt, An
        application of a graph distance measure to the
        classification of muscle tissue patterns, IJPRAI 1,
        1987, 17-42.






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234.    H.Q. Wang and R.T. Ritchings, Image understanding
        system for carotid angiograms, IVC 5, 1987, 79-83.

235.    M.M. Jordan and W.J. Perkins, Use of models in
        studying macrophage cell images and the underlying
        biological processes, IVC 5, 1987, 139-144.

236.    D.J. Stevenson, Working towards the automatic
        detection of blood vessels in X-ray angiograms,
        PRL 6, 1987, 107-112.

237.    R.S. Acharya, P. Heffernan, and R.A. Robb, High-
        speed 3D imaging of the beating heart using temporal
        estimation, CVGIP 39, 1987, 279-290.

238.    C. Katsinis and A.K. Poularikas, Analysis of a
        sampling technique applied to biological images, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 832-835.

C.3.  Industrial applications

239.    A.K.C. Wong and A. Pugh, eds., Machine Intelligence
        and Knowledge Engineering for Robotic Applications
        (Proceedings of a NATO Advanced Research Workshop,
        Maratea, Italy, May 12-16, 1987), Springer, Berlin,
        1987.

240.    L.O. Hertzberger and F.C.A. Groen, eds., Intelligent
        Autonomous Systems (Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
        December 8-11, 1986), North Holland, Amsterdam,
        1987.  (Also contains papers on mobile robot
        navigation.)

241.    International Workshop on Industrial Applications of
        Machine Vision and Machine Intelligence, Tokyo,
        Japan, February 2-5, 1987.  (Proceedings published
        by IEEE.)

242.    M.J.W. Chen and R.J. Ahlers, eds., Automated
        Inspection and High Speed Vision Architectures
        (Cambridge, MA, November 3-4, 1987), Proc. SPIE 849.

243.    D.J. Svetkoff, ed., Optics, Illumination, and Image
        Sensing for Machine Vision II (Cambridge, MA,
        November 5-6, 1987), Proc. SPIE 850.

244.    A. Abramovich, ed., Industrial Applications of
        Robotics and Machine Vision (Cambridge, MA, November
        5-6, 1987), Proc. SPIE 856.





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245.    B. Bhanu, ed., CAD-Based Robot Vision, Computer 20
        (8), August 1987, 12-84.

246.    N. Zuech and R.K. Miller, Machine Vision, Fairmont
        Press, Lilburn, GA, 1987.

247.    P.K. Allen, Robotic Object Recognition Using Vision
        and Touch, Kluwer, Boston, MA, 1987.

248.    H.F. Durrant-Whyte, Integration, Coordination and
        Control of Multi-Sensor Robot Systems, Kluwer,
        Boston, MA, 1987.

249.    R.M. Lougheed, Application of parallel processing
        for automatic inspection of printed circuits, EMIP,
        279-297.

250.    T.E. Beeler, Producing space shuttle tiles with a
        3-D non-contact measurement system, TDMV, 513-541.

251.    Y. Nakagawa and T. Ninomiya, Three-dimensional
        vision systems using the structured-light method for
        inspecting solder joints and assembly robots, TDMV,
        543-564.

252.    P.K. Allen, A framework for implementing multi-
        sensor robotic tasks, IUW, 392-398.

253.    R.C. Luo and M.H. Lin, Multi-sensor integrated
        intelligent robot for automated assembly, SRMSF,
        351-360.

254.    T. Heikkila, P. Karkkainen, and S. Pieska,
        Monitoring an assembly task by perception requests,
        SRMSF, 381-389.

255.    P.W. Woods, The use of geometric and grey-level
        models for industrial inspection, PRL 5, 1987,
        11-17.

256.    M.C. Yuan and J.G. Li, A production system for LSI
        chip anatomizing, PRL 5, 1987, 227-232.

257.    B. Yin, Using vision data in an object-level robot
        language-RAPT, IJRR 6(1), 1987, 43-58.

258.    D. Petkovic and E.B. Hinkle, A rule-based system for
        verifying engineering specifications in industrial
        visual inspection applications, T-PAMI 9, 1987,
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259.    M.O. Shneier, R. Lumia, and M. Herman, Prediction-
        based vision for robot control, Computer 20(8),
        1987, 46-55.

260.    R. Horaud and T. Skordas, Model-based strategy
        planning for recognizing partially occluded parts,
        Computer 20(8), 1987, 58-65.

261.    K.T. Gunnarsson and F.B. Prinz, CAD model-based
        localization of parts in manufacturing,
        Computer 20(8), 1987, 66-74.

262.    C.N. Stevenson, Model-based programming and control
        of robot manipulators, Computer 20(8), 1987, 76-84.

C.4.  Robot navigation

263.    W.J. Wolfe and N. Marquina, eds., Mobile Robots II
        (Cambridge, MA, November 5-6, 1987), Proc. SPIE 852.

264.    V.J. Lumelsky, ed., Special Issue on Robot Motion
        Planning, J-RA 3 (3), June 1987, 169-279.

265.    K.E. Olin, F.M. Vilnrotter, M.J. Daily, and K.
        Reiser, Developments in knowledge-based vision for
        obstacle detection and avoidance, IUW, 78-86.

266.    D.T. Lawton, T.S. Levitt, C.C. McConnell, P.C.
        Nelson, and J. Glicksman, Environmental modeling and
        recognition for an autonomous land vehicle, IUW,
        107-121.

267.    C. Thorpe, S. Shafer, and T. Kanade, Vision and
        navigation for the Carnegie Mellon Navlab, IUW,
        143-152.

268.    L.S. Davis, D. Dementhon, R. Gajulapalli, T.R.
        Kushner, J. LeMoigne, and P. Veatch, Vision-based
        navigation: a status report, IUW, 153-169.

269.    B.A. Draper, R.T. Collins, J. Brolio, J. Griffith,
        A.R. Hanson, and E.M. Riseman, Tools and experiments
        in the knowledge-directed interpretation of road
        scenes, IUW, 178-193.

270.    E. Triendl and D.J. Kriegman, Vision and visual
        exploration for the Stanford mobile robot, IUW,
        407-416.






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271.    R.C. Arkin, E.M. Riseman, and A.R. Hanson, AnRA: an
        architecture for vision-based robot navigation, IUW,
        417-431.

272.    H. Nasr, B. Bhanu, and S. Schaffer, Guiding an
        autonomous land vehicle using knowledge-based
        landmark recognition, IUW, 432-439.

273.    A. Stentz and Y. Goto, The CMU navigational
        architecture, IUW, 440-446.

274.    T.S. Levitt, D.T. Lawton, D.M. Chelberg, and P.C.
        Nelson, Qualitative navigation, IUW, 447-465.

275.    N.B. Lehrer, G. Reynolds, and J. Griffith, Initial
        hypothesis formation in image understanding using an
        automatically generated knowledge base, IUW,
        521-237.

276.    C.A. Kohl, A.R. Hanson, and E.M. Riseman, Goal-
        directed control of low-level processes for image
        interpretation, IUW, 538-551.

277.    B. Bhanu and W. Burger, DRIVE-Dynamic Reasoning from
        Integrated Visual Evidence, IUW, 581-588.

278.    D. Kuan, G. Phipps, and A.C. Hsueh, Autonomous land
        vehicle road following, ICCV, 557-566.

279.    K. Sakurai, H. Zen, H. Ohta, Y. Ushioda, and S.
        Ozawa, Analysis of a road image as seen from a
        vehicle, ICCV, 651-656.

280.    T.S. Levitt, D.T. Lawton, D.M. Chelberg, and P.C.
        Nelson, Qualitative landmark-based path planning and
        following, AAAI, 689-694.

281.    J.L. Crowley, Coordination of action and perception
        in a surveillance robot, IJCAI, 793-796.

282.    T.A. Linden and J. Glicksman, Contingency planning
        for an autonomous land vehicle, IJCAI, 1047-1054.

283.    J.P. Laumond, Finding collision-free smooth
        trajectories for a non-holonomic mobile robot,
        IJCAI, 1120-1123.

284.    S. Tsuji and J.Y. Zheng, Visual path planning by a
        mobile robot, IJCAI, 1127-1130.





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285.    B. Faverjon and P. Tournassoud, The mixed approach
        for motion planning: learning global strategies from
        a local planner, IJCAI, 1131-1137.

286.    P.K. Bosa, A.C.C. Meng, and M. Rajinikanth, Planning
        flight paths in dynamic situations with incomplete
        knowledge, SRMSF, 1987, 62-71.

287.    T.S. Levitt, D.T. Lawton, D.M. Chelberg, P.C.
        Nelson, and J.W. Dye, Visual memory structure for a
        mobile robot, SRMSF, 92-106.

288.    J.P. Bixler and D.P. Miller, A sensory input system
        for autonomous mobile robots, SRMSF, 211-219.

289.    T.M. Strat and G.B. Smith, The management of spatial
        information in a mobile robot, SRMSF, 240-249.

290.    B.J. Kuipers and Y.T. Byun, A qualitative approach
        to robot exploration and map-learning, SRMSF,
        390-404.

291.    D. McDermott and A. Gelsey, Terrain analysis for
        tactical situation assessment, SRMSF, 420-429.

292.    A.C.C. Meng, Free space modeling and geometric
        motion planning under location uncertainty, SRMSF,
        430-439.

293.    R.C. Arkin, E. Riseman, and A. Hanson, Visual
        strategies for mobile robot navigation, WCV,
        176-181.

294.    K.C. Drake, E.S. McVey, and R.M. In~igo, Experimental
        position and ranging results for a mobile robot, J-
        RA 3, 1987, 31-42.

295.    A.M. Waxman, J.J. LeMoigne, L.S. Davis, B.
        Srinivasan, T.R. Kushner, E. Liang, and T.
        Siddalingaiah, A visual navigation system for
        automonous land vehicles, J-RA 3, 1987, 124-141.

296.    A. Elfes, Sonar-based real-world mapping and
        navigation, J-RA 3, 1987, 249-265.

297.    S.Y. Harmon, The ground surveillance robot (GSR): an
        autonomous vehicle designed to transit unknown
        terrain, J-RA 3, 1987, 266-279.






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298.    J.S.B. Mitchell, D.W. Payton, and D.M. Keirsey,
        Planning and reasoning for autonomous vehicle
        control, Intl. J. Intelligent Systems 2, 1987,
        129-198.

299.    R.M. In~igo and T. Tkacik, Real-time operation of
        mobile robots using linear image arrays, Intl. J.
        Intelligent Systems 2, 1987, 199-225.

300.    S.S. Chen, Multisensor fusion and navigation of
        mobile robots, Intl. J. Intelligent Systems 2, 1987,
        227-251.

301.    S.P. Liou and R.C. Jain, Road following using
        vanishing points, CVGIP 39, 1987, 116-130.

302.    M. Drumheller, Mobile robot localization using
        sonar, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 325-332.

303.    R. Kuc and M.W. Siegel, Physically based simulation
        model for acoustic sensor robot navigation, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 766-778.

C.5.  Remote sensing, etc.

304.    M.R. Weathersby, ed., Infrared Image Processing and
        Enhancement (Orlando, FL, May 20-21, 1987), Proc.
        SPIE 781.

305.    F.R. LaGesse, P. Henkel, and W.W. Schurter, eds.,
        Airborne Reconnaissance XI (San Diego, CA, August
        17-18, 1987), Proc. SPIE 833.

306.    P. Janota, ed., Digital Image Processing and Visual
        Communications Technologies in Meteorology
        (Cambridge, MA, October 27-28, 1987), Proc. SPIE
        846.

307.    International Geographic Information Systems (IGIS)
        Symposium, Arlington, VA, November 15-18, 1987.

308.    J.P. Muller, ed., Digital Image Processing in Remote
        Sensing, Taylor and Francis, London, 1987.

309.    J.A. Richards, Remote Sensing Digital Image
        Analysis:  An Introduction, Springer, Berlin, 1986.

310.    S. Guler, G. Garcia, L. Gulen, and M.N. Toksoz, The
        detection of geological fault lines in radar images,
        PRTA, 193-201.




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311.    B. Bhanu, D. Panda, and R. Aggarwal, Honeywell
        progress on knowledge-based robust target
        recognition and tracking, IUW, 122-126.

312.    D.M. McKeown Jr. and W.A. Harvey, Automating
        knowledge acquisition for aerial image
        interpretation, IUW, 205-226.

313.    A. Huertas, W. Cole, and R. Nevatia, Detecting
        runways in aerial images, IUW, 272-297.

314.    M.S. Horwedel, Image processing to geometric
        reasoning: military image anlysis at GE FESD, IUW,
        303-309.

315.    D.Y. Tseng and J.F. Bogdanowicz, Image understanding
        technology and its transition to military
        applications, IUW, 310-312.

316.    T.M. Silberberg, Context dependent target
        recognition, IUW, 313-320.

317.    B. Bhanu and P. Symoset, Interpretation of terrain
        using hierarchical symbolic grouping for multi-
        spectral images, IUW, 466-474.

318.    A.J. Hanson, A.P. Pentland, and L.H. Quam, Design of
        a prototype interactive cartographic display and
        analysis environment, IUW, 475-482.

319.    P. Fua and A.J. Hanson, Using generic geometric
        models for intelligent shape extraction, AAAI,
        706-711.

320.    A. Huertas, W. Cole, and R. Nevatia, Detecting
        runways in aerial images, AAAI, 712-717.

321.    T.M. Silberberg, Infrared image interpretation using
        spatial and temporal knowledge, WCV, 264-267.

322.    C.H. Lee, Model-based building verification in
        aerial photographs, WCV, 271-273.

323.    D. Cruse and A. Wright, The use of segmentation and
        shape recognition techniques in synthetic aperture
        radar images, PRL 5, 1987, 41-47.

324.    D.B. Sharman and T.S. Durrani, Goal driven parameter
        evaluation for the detection of objects in SAR data,
        PRL 5, 1987, 87-94.




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325.    P.D.L. Williams, Results from a sideways looking
        radar (SLAR) with a very low pulse repetition
        frequency (PRF), PRL 6, 1987, 21-26.

C.6.  Miscellaneous applications

326.    N.I. Badler, ed., Articulated Figure Animation, CGA
        7 (6), June 1987, 10-61.

327.    J.M. Jolion and P. Prevot, Image understanding
        strategies:  application to electron microscopy,
        PRTA, 493-499.

328.    R.C. Mann, B.K. Mansfield, and J.K. Selkirk, Methods
        for computer analysis and comparison of two-
        dimensional protein patterns obtained by
        electrophoresis, PRTA, 529-537.

329.    K. Waters, A muscle model for animating three-
        dimensional facial expression, SIGGRAPH, 17-24.

330.    Y. Ariki, M. Morimoto, and T. Sakai, Uncertainty
        reduction paradigm using structural knowledge in
        line-drawing understanding, IJCAI, 783-786.

331.    T. Donnelly and W.N. Martin, DRACAP:  drawing
        capture for electronic schematics, WCV, 274-276.

332.    F.E. Sistler, Robotics and intelligent machines in
        agriculture, J-RA 3, 1987, 3-6.

333.    C. Lee, W.H. Peters, Y.J. Chao, and M.A. Sutton,
        Improved digital image processing techniques to
        investigate plastic zone formation in steel, IVC 4,
        1986, 203-207.

334.    P. Mason and T.W. Buggy, Knowledge-based
        segmentation of sonar data, IVC 5, 1987, 127-131.

335.    Z. Zhang and M. Simaan, A rule-based interpretation
        system for segmentation of seismic images, PR 20,
        1987, 45-53.

336.    M.K. Leung and Y.H. Yang, Human body motion
        segmentation in a complex scene, PR 20, 1987, 55-64.

337.    M.K. Leung and Y.H. Yang, A region based approach
        for human body motion analysis, PR 20, 1987,
        321-339.





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338.    B.M. Mehtre, N.N. Murthy, S. Kapoor, and B.
        Chatterjee, Segmentation of fingerprint images using
        the directional image, PR 20, 1987, 429-435.

339.    M.R. Verma, A.K. Majumdar, and B. Chatterjee, Edge
        detection in fingerprints, PR 20, 1987, 513-523.

340.    R.T. Dodhiawala and G.R. Gross, Analysis of cosmic
        ray tracks using distributed problem solving, PRL 4,
        1986, 471-476.

341.    K. Hachimura and Y. Ohno, A system for the
        representation of human body movement from dance
        scores, PRL 5, 1987, 1-9.

342.    H.H.S. Ip and D.J. Potter, Comparison of 2-D gel
        electrophoresis images, PRL 5, 1987, 81-86.

343.    P. Hewett and M. Irwin, Finding high-redshift
        quasars using low-resolution spectra, PRL 5, 1987,
        113-117.

344.    I. Craw, H. Ellis, and J.R. Lishman, Automatic
        extraction of face features, PRL 5, 1987, 183-187.

345.    K. Paler, K.M. Crennell, J. Kittler, B.N. Dobbins,
        B.L. Button, and C. Wykes, Identification of fringe
        minima in electronic speckle pattern images, PRL 6,
        1987, 33-44.

346.    N. Hoose and L.G. Willumsen, Automatically
        extracting traffic data from video-tape using the
        CLIP4 parallel image processor, PRL 6, 1987,
        199-213.

347.    N. Magnenat-Thalmann and D. Thalmann, The direction
        of synthetic actors in the film Rendez-vous a
        Montreal, CGA 7(12), 1987, 9-19.

D.  Architectures

D.1.  General references

348.    L. Uhr, K. Preston Jr., S. Levialdi, and M.J.B.
        Duff, eds., Evaluation of Multicomputers for Image
        Processing (Tucson, AZ, May 22-24, 1984), Academic
        Press, Orlando, FL, 1986.

349.    M.J.B. Duff, ed., Intermediate-Level Image
        Processing (Gers, France, May 21-24, 1985), Academic
        Press, Orlando, FL, 1986.



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350.    V. Cantoni and S. Levialdi, eds., Pyramidal Systems
        for Computer Vision (Proceedings of a NATO Advanced
        Research Workshop, Maratea, Italy, May 5-9, 1986),
        Springer, Berlin, 1986.

351.    T. Legendi, D. Parkinson, R. Vollmar, and G. Wolf,
        Parallel Processing by Cellular Automata and Arrays
        (Parcella '86, Berlin, GDR, September 9-11, 1986),
        North Holland, Amsterdam, 1986.

352.    A. Rosenfeld, A report on the DARPA Image
        Understanding Architectures Workshop (McLean, VA,
        November 13-14, 1986), IUW, 298-302.

353.    Workshop on High-Level Vision with Multicomputers,
        Rome, Italy, June 2-5, 1987.

354.    IEEE Computer Society Workshop on Visual Languages,
        Linkoping, Sweden, August 19-21, 1987.

355.    IEEE Computer Society Workshop on Computer
        Architecture for Pattern Analysis and Machine
        Intelligence, Seattle, WA, October 5-7, 1987.

356.    Workshop in Computational Vision:  Multi-Resolution
        Representation of Images, Copenhagen, Denmark,
        November 23-26, 1987.

357.    B.W. Wah, ed., New Computers for Artificial
        Intelligence Processing, Computer 20 (1), January
        1987, 10-109.

358.    L. Jamieson and S.L. Tanimoto, eds., Special Issue
        on Parallel Image Processing and Pattern
        Recognition, JPDC 4 (1), February 1987, 1-115.

359.    J.A. Stankovic, ed., Special Issue on Parallel and
        Distributed Computing, T-COMP 36 (4), April 1987,
        385-516.

360.    J.A.B. Fortes and B.W. Wah, eds., Systolic Arrays-
        From Concept to Implementation, Computer 20 (7),
        July 1987, 12-103.

361.    S.K. Mitra and K. Mondal, eds., Special Issue on
        Hardware and Software for Digital Signal Processing,
        P-IEEE 75 (9), September 1987, 1139-1332.

362.    H.C. Torng, ed., Special Issue on Supercomputing,
        T-COMP 36 (12), December 1987, 1393-1538.




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363.    R.J. Offen, VLSI Image Processing, Blackwell, UK,
        1985.

364.    T. Toffoli and N. Margolus, Cellular Automata
        Machines-A New Environment for Modeling, MIT Press,
        Cambridge, MA, 1986.

365.    L. Uhr, Multi-Computer Architectures for Artificial
        Intelligence-Toward Fast, Robust, Parallel Systems,
        Wiley, New York, 1987.

366.    H.S. Lim and T.O. Binford, Survey of parallel
        computers, IUW, 644-654.

D.2.  Cellular arrays, etc

367.    Q.F. Stout, An algorithmic comparison of meshes and
        pyramids, EMIP, 107-121.

368.    L. Uhr, Multiple-image and multimodal augmented
        pyramid computers, ILIP, 131-147.

369.    Q.F. Stout, Algorithm-guided design considerations
        for meshes and pyramids, ILIP, 149-165.

370.    D.H. Schaefer, Pyramid architectures, ILIP, 167-179.

371.    C.P. Schnorr and A. Shamir, An optimal sorting
        algorithm for mesh connected computers, STOC,
        255-263.

372.    S.R. Kosaraju and M.J. Atallah, Optimal simulations
        between mesh-connected arrays of processors, STOC,
        264-272.

373.    L. Uhr, Parallel, hierarchical software/hardware
        pyramid architectures, PSCV, 1-20.

374.    V. Cantoni, I.P. hierarchical systems: architectural
        features, PSCV, 21-30.

375.    G. Fritsch, General purpose pyramidal architectures,
        PSCV, 41-58.

376.    M.J.B. Duff, Pyramids-expected performance, PSCV,
        59-73.

377.    Q.F. Stout, Hypercubes and pyramids, PSCV, 75-89.






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378.    A. Merigot, P. Clermont, J. Mehat, F. Devos, and B.
        Zavidovique, A pyramidal system for image
        processing, PSCV, 109-124.

379.    D.H. Schaefer and P. Ho, Counting on the GAM
        pyramid, PSCV, 125-131.

380.    P.J. Burt, C.H. Anderson, J.O. Sinniger, and G. van
        der Wal, A pipelined pyramid machine, PSCV, 133-152.

381.    G. Gerardi, The PAPIA controller: hardware
        implementation, PSCV, 153-163.

382.    S. Peleg and O. Federbusch, Custom made pyramids,
        PSCV, 165-171.

383.    S.L. Tanimoto, Paradigms for pyramid machine
        algorithms, PSCV, 173-194.

384.    A.P. Reeves, Pyramid algorithms on processor arrays,
        PSCV, 195-213.

385.    P.W. Besslich, Pyramidal transforms in image
        processing and computer vision, PSCV, 215-246.

386.    M. Ferretti, Overlapping in compact pyramids, PSCV,
        247-260.

387.    H.G. Zimmer, Vectorial features in pyramidal image
        processing, PSCV, 299-310.

388.    V. Di Gesu, A high level language for pyramidal
        architectures, PSCV, 329-339.

389.    F. Maloberti, Silicon implementation of
        multiprocessor pyramid architecture, PSCV, 357-372.

390.    R. Negrini and R. Stefanelli, Fault-tolerance
        techniques in arrays for image processing, PSCV,
        373-392.

391.    P.J. Burt and G.S. van der Wal, Iconic image
        analysis with the pyramid vision machine, CAPAMI,
        137-144.

392.    A.M. Jrad and R.W. Hall, The OFC enhanced mesh
        architecture: a performance study, CAPAMI, 184-191.

393.    H.M. Alnuweiri and V.K. Prasanna Kumar, Efficient
        image computations on VLSI architectures with
        reduced hardware, CAPAMI, 192-199.



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394.    P. Gacs, Reliable computation with cellular
        automata, J. Computer & System Sciences 32, 1986,
        15-78.

395.    K. Culik II, J. Gruska, and A. Salomaa, Systolic
        trellis automata: stability, decidability and
        complexity, IC 71, 1986, 218-230.

396.    M. Kunde, Lower bounds for sorting on mesh-connected
        architectures, Acta Informatica 24, 1987, 121-130.

397.    A.O. Buda, Multiprocessor automata, IPL 25, 1987,
        257-261.

398.    Y. Kobuchi, A note on symmetrical cellular spaces,
        IPL 25, 1987, 413-415.

399.    R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Data movement techniques
        for the pyramid computer, SIAM JC 16, 1987, 38-60.

400.    O.H. Ibarra and T. Jiang, On one-way cellular
        arrays, SIAM JC 16, 1987, 1135-1154.

401.    K. Sado and Y. Igarashi, Some parallel sorts on a
        mesh-connected processor array and their time
        efficiency, JPDC 3, 1986, 398-410.

402.    Q.F. Stout, Supporting divide-and-conquer algorithms
        for image processing, JPDC 4, 1987, 95-115.

403.    V.K. Prasanna Kumar and C.S. Raghavendra, Array
        processor with multiple broadcasting, JPDC 4, 1987,
        173-190.

404.    H.A.H. Ibrahim, J.R. Kender, and D.E. Shaw, Low-
        level image analysis tasks on fine-grained tree-
        structured SIMD machines, JPDC 4, 1987, 546-574.

405.    D.E. Shaw, On the range of applicability of an
        artificial intelligence machine, AI 32, 1987,
        151-172.

406.    K. Hwang and J. Ghosh, Hypernet:  a communication-
        efficient architecture for constructing massively
        parallel computers, T-COMP 36, 1987, 1450-1466.









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D.3.  Other systems

407.    L. Uhr, Constructing multi-level multi-computer
        networks, EMIP, 123-137.

408.    J.T. Kuehn and H.J. Siegel, Simulation based
        performance measures for SIMD/MIMD processing, EMIP,
        139-158.

409.    C.C. Weems Jr., Closing the feedback loop in machine
        vision, EMIP, 161-180.

410.    J.A. Webb and T. Kanade, Vision on a systolic array
        machine, EMIP, 181-201.

411.    M. Iwashita, T. Temma, M. Mizoguchi, K. Matsumoto,
        M. Shuto, and S. Hanaki, A data-driven VLSI image
        processor (ImPP)-a LSI version of TIP, EMIP,
        301-318.

412.    M. Kidode and Y. Shiraogawa, High-speed image
        processor: TOSPIX-II, EMIP, 319-335.

413.    C.J. Taylor, R.N. Dixon, P.J. Gregory, and J.
        Graham, An architecture for integrating symbolic and
        numerical image processing, ILIP, 19-34.

414.    A.P. Reeves and C.H. Jeon, Computer-vision task
        distribution on a multicluster MIMD system, ILIP,
        193-208.

415.    J.T. Kuehn and H.J. Siegel, Multifunction processing
        with PASM, ILIP, 209-229.

416.    J.L. Basille, P. Dalle, and S. Castan, Iconic and
        symbolic use of a line processor in mutlilevel
        structures, ILIP, 231-241.

417.    A. Favre, Self-learning capabilities of VAP for
        low-level vision, ILIP, 243-252.

418.    B.K. Gilbert, The impact of the emerging Gallium
        Arsenide integrated-circuit technology on algorithms
        and computer architectures for signal and image
        processing, ILIP, 253-263.

419.    W.G. Griswold, P.H. Bartels, R.L. Shoemaker, H.G.
        Bartels, R. Maenner, and D. Hillman, Multiprocessor
        computer system for medical image processing, ILIP,
        267-286.




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420.    C.C. Weems, S.P. Levitan, A.R. Hanson, and E.M.
        Riseman, The Image Understanding Architecture, IUW,
        483-496.

421.    J.J. Little, G. Blelloch, and T. Cass, Parallel
        algorithms for computer vision on the Connection
        Machine, IUW, 628-638.

422.    T.J. Olson, L. Bukys, and C.M. Brown, Low level
        image analysis on an MIMD architecture, ICCV,
        468-475.

423.    J.J. Little, G. Blelloch, and T. Cass, Parallel
        algorithms for computer vision on the Connection
        Machine, ICCV, 587-591.

424.    J.J. Little, G. Blelloch, and T. Cass, How to
        program the Connection Machine for computer vision,
        CAPAMI, 11-18.

425.    R. Goldenberg, W.C. Lau, A. She, and A.M. Waxman,
        Progress on the prototype PIPE, CAPAMI, 67-74.

426.    C.V. Stewart and C.R. Dyer, Heuristic scheduling
        algorithms for PIPE, CAPAMI, 75-82.

427.    W. Baringer, B.C. Richards, R.W. Brodersen, J. Sanz,
        and D. Petkovic, A VLSI implementation of PPPE for
        real-time image processing in Radon space-work in
        progress, CAPAMI, 88-93.

428.    P. Clermont and A. Merigot, Real time
        synchronization in a multi-SIMD massively parallel
        machine, CAPAMI, 131-136.

429.    H. Li and M. Maresca, Polymorphic torus: a new
        architecture for vision computation, CAPAMI,
        176-183.

430.    R.S. Wallace and M.D. Howard, HBA vision
        architecture: built and benchmarked, CAPAMI,
        209-216.

431.    E.B. Hinkle, J.L.C. Sanz, A.K. Jain, and D.
        Petkovic, P3E:  New life for projection-based image
        processing, JPDC 4, 1987, 45-78.

432.    T.N. Mudge and T.S. Abdel-Rahman, Vision algorithms
        for hypercube machines, JPDC 4, 1987, 79-94.





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433.    T.J. Fountain, M. Postranecky, and G.K. Shaw, The
        CLIP4S system, PRL 5, 1987, 71-79.

434.    A.C. Sleigh and P.K. Baily, DIPOD: an image
        understanding development and implementation system,
        PRL 6, 1987, 101-106.

435.    S.M. Goldwasser and R.A. Reynolds, Real-time display
        and manipulation of 3-D medical objects: the Voxel
        Processor architecture, CVGIP 39, 1987, 1-27.

436.    V. Dixit and D.I. Moldovan, Semantic network array
        processor and its applications to image
        understanding, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 153-160.

437.    J.L.C. Sanz and I. Dinstein, Projection-based
        geometrical feature extraction for computer vision:
        algorithms in pipeline architectures, T-PAMI 9,
        1987, 160-168.

438.    M. Sugai, A. Kanuma, K. Suzuki, and M. Kubo, VLSI
        processor for image processing, P-IEEE 75, 1987,
        1160-1166.

439.    K. Hwang, Advanced parallel processing with
        supercomputer architectures, P-IEEE 75, 1987,
        1348-1379.

440.    M. Annaratone, E. Arnould, T. Gross, H.T. Kung, M.
        Lam, D. Menzilcioglu, and J.A. Webb, The Warp
        computer:  architecture, implementation, and
        performance, T-COMP 36, 1987, 1523-1538.

D.4.  Related topics

441.    M.J.B. Duff, How not to benchmark image processors,
        EMIP, 3-12.

442.    L. Uhr, On benchmarks: dynamically improving
        experimental comparisons, EMIP, 13-21.

443.    K. Preston Jr., Benchmark results: the Abingdon
        Cross, EMIP, 23-54.

444.    T.J. Fountain, An evaluation of some chips for image
        processing, EMIP, 57-76.

445.    S.K. Bhaskar, A. Rosenfeld, and A.Y. Wu, Simulation
        of large networks of processors by smaller ones,
        EMIP, 77-89.




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446.    A. Wood, Higher level operations using processor
        arrays, EMIP, 91-105.

447.    S.L. Tanimoto, Architectural issues for
        intermediate-level vision, ILIP, 3-17.

448.    L.H. Jamieson, The mapping of parallel algorithms to
        reconfigurable parallel architectures, ILIP, 53-63.

449.    H. Li, C.C. Wang, and M. Lavin, The V-language for
        polymorphic architectures and algorithms, ILIP,
        65-82.

450.    P. Gemmar, Considerations on parallel solutions for
        conventional image algorithms, ILIP, 83-99.

451.    M.J.B. Duff, Complexity, ILIP, 307-314.

452.    S. Castan, Architectural comparisons, PSCV, 91-108.

453.    S. Levialdi, Programming image processing machines,
        PSCV, 311-327.

454.    H.W. Chun, L.A. Bookman, and N. Afshartous, Network
        regions: alternatives to the winner-take-all
        structure, IJCAI, 380-387.

455.    A.L. Delcher and S. Kasif, On the complexity of
        incremental parallel computations in artificial
        intelligence, CAPAMI, 59-64.

456.    F. Weil, L. Jamieson, and E. Delp, Some aspects of
        an image understanding database for an intelligent
        operating system, CAPAMI, 203-208.

457.    M. Tchuente, Sequential simulation of parallel
        iterations and applications, TCS 48, 1986, 135-144.

458.    H.L. Bodlaender and J. van Leeuwen, Simulation of
        large networks on smaller networks, IC 71, 1986,
        143-180.

459.    A. Novacek, Using time stamps for storing and
        addressing extendible arrays, Computing 37, 1986,
        303-313.

460.    B.G. Batchelor, Merging the AUTOVIEW image
        processing language with PROLOG, IVC 4, 1986,
        189-196.





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461.    L.F. Pau, A picture and text query and archiving
        system, PRL 4, 1986, 477-480.

462.    S.E. Fahlman and G.E. Hinton, Connectionist
        architectures for artificial intelligence,
        Computer 20(1), 1987, 100-109.

463.    H. Mellink and H. Buffart, Abstract code network as
        a model of perceptual memory, PR 20, 1987, 143-151.

464.    M.H. Freedman, A power law for the distortion of
        planar sets, DCG 2, 1987, 343-351.

465.    S.K. Chang, Icon semantics-a formal approach to icon
        system design, IJPRAI 1, 1987, 103-120.

466.    J.L.C. Sanz, I. Dinstein, and D. Petkovic, Computing
        multi-colored polygonal masks in pipeline
        architectures and its application to automated
        visual inspection, Comm. ACM 30, 1987, 318-329.

467.    H. Alt, T. Hagerup, K. Mehlhorn, and F.P. Preparata,
        Deterministic simulation of idealized parallel
        computers on more realistic ones, SIAM JC 16, 1987,
        808-835.

468.    F. Berman and L. Snyder, On mapping parallel
        algorithms into parallel architectures, JPDC 4,
        1987, 439-458.

469.    O.H. Ibarra and M.A. Palis, VLSI algorithms for
        solving recurrence equations and applications, T-
        ASSP 35, 1987, 1046-1064.

470.    S.Y. Lee and J.K. Aggarwal, A mapping strategy for
        parallel processing, T-COMP 36, 1987, 433-442.

471.    S. Yalamanchili and J.K. Aggarwal, A
        characterization and analysis of parallel processor
        interconnection networks, T-COMP 36, 1987, 680-691.

472.    S.K. Chang, Q.Y. Shi, and C.W. Yan, Iconic indexing
        by 2-D strings, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 413-428.

473.    H.V. Jagadish, S.K. Rao, and T. Kailath, Array
        architectures for iterative algorithms, P-IEEE 75,
        1987, 1304-1321.







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E.  Computational techniques

E.1.  Image operations

474.    G.X. Ritter and J.N. Wilson, Image algebra in a
        nutshell, ICCV, 641-645.

475.    F.Y. Shih and O.R. Mitchell, Decomposition of gray
        scale morphological structuring elements, WCV,
        304-306.

476.    D.A. Carlson, Time-space efficient algorithms for
        computing convolutions and related problems, IC 75,
        1987, 1-14.

477.    G.X. Ritter and P.D. Gader, Image algebra techniques
        for parallel image processing, JPDC 4, 1987, 7-44.

478.    E. R. Davies, Design of optimal Gaussian operators
        in small neighborhoods, IVC 5, 1987, 199-205.

479.    I. Pitas and M.G. Strintzis, Multidimensional cyclic
        convolution algorithms with minimal multiplicative
        complexity, T-ASSP 35, 1987, 384-390.

480.    P. Maragos and R.W. Schafer, Morphological filters.
        Part I:  Their set-theoretic analysis and relations
        to linear shift-invariant filters.  Part II:  Their
        relations to median,  order-statistic, and stack
        filters, T-ASSP 35, 1987, 1153-1169, 1170-1184.

481.    L.A. Ferrari, P.V. Sankar, S. Shinnaka, and J.
        Sklansky, Recursive algorithms for implementing
        digital image filters, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 461-466.

482.    R.M. Haralick, S.R. Sternberg, and X. Zhuang, Image
        analysis using mathematical morphology, T-PAMI 9,
        1987, 532-550.

483.    J.S. Chen, A. Huertas, and G. Medioni, Fast
        convolution with Laplacian-of-Gaussian masks, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 584-590.

484.    S.Y. Lee and J.K. Aggarwal, Parallel 2-D convolution
        on a mesh connected array processor, T-PAMI 9, 1987,
        590-594.








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E.2.  Multiresolution methods

485.    R.A. Browse and M.G. Rodrigues, Propagation of
        interpretations based on graded resolution input,
        ICCV, 405-410.

486.    Z. Aviad, A discrete scale-space representation,
        ICCV, 417-421.

487.    S.S. Chen, A two-dimensional solution to the problem
        of zero-crossings and spatiotemporal interpolation
        in computer and human vision, ICCV, 476-480.

488.    R.M. Haralick, C. Lin, J.S.J. Lee, and X. Zhuang,
        Multi-resolution morphology, ICCV, 516-520.

489.    S.G. Mallat, Scale change versus scale space
        representation, ICCV, 592-596.

490.    S.S. Chen, Image reconstruction from zero-crossings,
        IJCAI, 742-744.

491.    R. Jain and W.I. Grosky, Hyper-pyramids for
        integration of spatial information, SRMSF, 72-81.

492.    S.G. Mallat, A compact multiresolution
        representation:  the wavelet model, WCV, 2-7.

493.    R. Hummel and R. Moniot, A network approach to
        reconstruction from zero-crossings, WCV, 8-13.

494.    G. Hartmann, Recognition of hierarchically encoded
        images by technical and biological systems,
        Biological Cybernetics  57, 1987, 73-84.

495.    A.L. Yuille and T. Poggio, Scaling theorems for zero
        crossings, IU1985-6, 147-174.

496.    H. Samet and C.A. Shaffer, Digitizing the plane with
        cells of nonuniform size, IPL 24, 1987, 369-375.

497.    T.L. Kunii, I. Fujishiro, and X. Mao, G-quadtree: a
        hierarchical representation of gray-scale digital
        images, VC 2, 1986, 219-226.

498.    X. Mao, T.L. Kunii, I. Fujichiro, and T. Noma,
        Hierarchical representations of 2D/3D gray scale
        images and their 2D/3D two-way conversion,
        CGA 7(12), 1987, 37-44.





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499.    R. Lenz, Rotation-invariant operators and scale-
        space filtering, PRL 6, 1987, 151-154.

500.    A. Rosenfeld, A note on shrinking and expanding
        operations in pyramids, PRL 6, 1987, 241-244.

501.    L. O'Gorman and A.C. Sanderson, A comparison of
        methods and computation for multi-resolution low-
        and band-pass transforms for image processing,
        CVGIP 37, 1987, 386-401.

502.    S.I. Sayegh, Y.L. Kok, and J.H. Hong, An algorithm
        to find two-dimensional signals with specified
        zero-crossings, T-ASSP 35, 1987, 107-111.

503.    S.R. Curtis, S. Shitz, and A.V. Oppenheim,
        Reconstruction of nonperiodic two-dimensional
        signals from zero crossings, T-ASSP 35, 1987,
        890-893.

504.    T. Kronander, Sampling of bandpass pyramids, IEEE
        Trans. Communications 35, 1987, 125-127.

505.    M.J. Carlotto, Histogram analysis using a scale-
        space approach, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 121-128.

506.    P. Meer, E.S. Baugher, and A. Rosenfeld, Frequency
        domain analysis and synthesis of image pyramid
        generating kernels, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 512-522.

507.    Z.N. Li and L. Uhr, Pyramid vision using key
        features, T-SMC 17, 1987, 250-263.

E.3.  Geometric transformations

508.    A.P. Reeves and C.H. Francfort de Sellos Moura,
        Permutation and rotation functions for the Massively
        Parallel Processor, EMIP, 219-238.

509.    D. Cyganski and J.A. Orr, The application of image
        tensors and a new representation, PRTA, 481-491.

510.    B. Kamgar-Parsi, Minimization of the quantization
        error in camera calibration, IUW, 671-680.

511.    K. Kanatani, Coordinate rotation invariance of image
        characteristics for 3D shape and motion recovery,
        ICCV, 55-64.






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512.    W.I. Grosky and L.A. Tamburino, A unified approach
        to the linear camera calibration problem, ICCV,
        511-515.

513.    R.W. Taylor and A.P. Reeves, Three-dimensional image
        transforms in moment space, WCV, 366-368.

514.    S.Y. Lee, S. Yalamanchili, and J.K. Aggarwal,
        Parallel image normalization on a mesh connected
        array processor, PR 20, 1987, 115-124.

515.    M. Unser, M. Eden, and B.L. Trus, Unwarping of
        slightly distorted periodic structures using
        bidimensional polynomial representations, SP 12,
        1987, 83-91.

516.    R.Y. Tsai, A versatile camera calibration technique
        for high-accuracy 3D machine vision metrology using
        off-the-shelf TV cameras and lenses, J-RA 3, 1987,
        323-344.

517.    A. Izaguirre, P. Pu, and J. Summers, A new
        development in camera calibration:  calibrating a
        pair of mobile cameras, IJRR 6(3), 1987, 104-116.

518.    M.E. Bowman and A.K. Forrest, Transformation
        calibration of a camera mounted on a robot, IVC 5,
        1987, 261-266.

519.    K. Kanatani, Camera rotation invariance of image
        characteristics, CVGIP 39, 1987, 328-354.

520.    J.M. Fitzpatrick and M.R. Louze, A class of one-to-
        one two-dimensional transformations, CVGIP 39, 1987,
        369-382.

521.    N. Tsuchida, Y. Yamada, and M. Ueda, Hardware for
        image rotation by twice skew transformations, T-
        ASSP 35, 1987, 527-532.

E.4.  Interpolation, etc.

522.    A. Blake and A. Zisserman, Visual Reconstruction,
        MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1987.

523.    D.J. Choi, Solving the depth interpolation problem
        on a fine grained, mesh-and tree-connected SIMD
        machine, IUW, 639-643.






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524.    I. Weiss, Shape reconstruction on a varying mesh,
        IUW, 749-765.

525.    J.(Y.) Aloimonos and D. Shulman, Learning shape
        computations, IUW, 862-873.

526.    J.G. Harris, A new approach to surface
        reconstruction: the coupled depth/slope model, ICCV,
        277-283.

527.    D.J. Choi and J.R. Kender, Solving the depth
        interpolation problem on a parallel architecture,
        CAPAMI, 107-114.

528.    I. Weiss, Curve fitting using a varying mesh, WCV,
        311-314.

529.    I. Weiss, 3-D shape representation by contours, WCV,
        358-362.

530.    C.R. Traas, Smooth approximation of data on the
        sphere with splines, Computing 38, 1987, 177-184.

531.    P. Brucker and W. Meyer, Approximation of a set of
        points by a grid, Computing 38, 1987, 341-345.

532.    T.A. Foley, Weighted bicubic spline interpolation to
        rapidly varying data, TOG 6, 1987, 1-18.

533.    J.A. Roulier, A convexity-preserving grid refinement
        algorithm for interpolation of bivariate functions,
        CGA 7(1), 1987, 57-62.

534.    Z.J. Cendes and S.H. Wong, C1 quadtree interpolation
        over arbitrary point sets, CGA 7(11), 1987, 8-16.

535.    P.H. Mowforth, J. Jelinek, and Z.P. Jin, An
        appropriate representation for early vision, PRL 5,
        1987, 175-182.

536.    S.T. Tan and K.C. Chan, Bi-quadratic B-spline
        surfaces generated from arbitrary polyhedral meshes:
        a constructive approach, CVGIP 39, 1987, 144-166.

537.    A.A. Georgiev, Fitting of multivariate functions,
        P-IEEE 75, 1987, 970-971.

538.    D.S. Chen and J.P. Allebach, Analysis of error in
        reconstruction of two-dimensional signals from
        irregularly spaced samples, T-ASSP 35, 1987,
        173-180.



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539.    N.B. Karayiannis and A.N. Venetsanopoulos, Comments
        on ``Two-dimensional interpolation by generalized
        spline filters based on partial differential
        equation image models'', T-ASSP 35, 1987, 1778-1781.

540.    T.E. Boult, Using optimal algorithms to test model
        assumptions in computer vision, IUW, 921-926.

541.    T.E. Boult, What is regular in regularization?,
        ICCV, 457-462.

542.    R. Szeliski, Regularization uses fractal priors,
        AAAI, 749-754.

543.    T. Simchony and R. Chellappa, Direct analytical
        methods for solving Poisson equations in computer
        vision problems, WCV, 44-50.

544.    T.E. Boult, Optimal algorithms: tools for
        mathematical modeling, J. Complexity 3, 1987,
        183-200.

545.    J.W. Demmel, The geometry of ill-conditioning, J.
        Complexity 3, 1987, 201-229.

F.  Feature detection, segmentation, image analysis

F.1.  Feature detection

546.    M. Basseville and A. Benveniste, Detection of Abrupt
        Changes in Signals and Dynamical Systems, Springer,
        Berlin, 1986.

547.    J. Canning, J.J. Kim, and A. Rosenfeld, Symbolic
        pixel labeling for curvilinear feature detection,
        IUW, 242-256.

548.    D. Sher, Evidence combination using likelihood
        generators, IUW, 655-662.

549.    R. Vistnes, Detecting dotted lines and curves in
        random-dot patterns, IUW, 849-861.

550.    Y. Leclerc and P. Fua, Finding object boundaries
        using guided gradient ascent, IUW, 888-891.

551.    F. Ulupinar and G. Medioni, Estimation and accurate
        localization of edges, IUW, 968-980.






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552.    V.S. Nalwa, Edge-detector resolution improvement by
        image interpolation, IUW, 981-987.

553.    J.S. Chen and G. Medioni, Detection, localization,
        and estimation of edges, IUW, 988-1000.

554.    A. Spoerri and S. Ullman, The early detection of
        motion boundaries, ICCV, 209-218.

555.    M. Kass, A. Witkin, and D. Terzopoulos, Snakes:
        active contour models, ICCV, 259-268.

556.    J. Bigun and G.H. Granlund, Optimal orientation
        detection of linear symmetry, ICCV, 433-438.

557.    R.A. Boie and I.J. Cox, Two dimensional optimum edge
        recognition using matched and Wiener filters for
        machine vision, ICCV, 450-456.

558.    J.J. Clark, Singularities of contrast functions in
        scale space, ICCV, 491-495.

559.    R. Deriche, Optimal edge detection using recursive
        filtering, ICCV, 501-505.

560.    K.B. Eom and R.L. Kashyap, Composite edge detection
        with random field models, ICCV, 506-510.

561.    D. Geiger and T. Poggio, An optimal scale for edge
        detection, IJCAI, 745-748.

562.    L.S. Dreschler-Fischer and F. Gnutzmann, Feature
        selection in colour images for token matching,
        IJCAI, 749-751.

563.    B. Parvin and G. Medioni, Adaptive multiscale
        feature extraction from range data, WCV, 23-28.

564.    D. Sher, Tunable facet model likelihood generators
        for boundary pixel detection, WCV, 35-40.

565.    B.G. Schunck, Edge detection with Gaussian filters
        at multiple scales, WCV, 208-210.

566.    J.S. Chen and G. Medioni, Detection, localization
        and estimation of edges, WCV, 215-217.

567.    P. Meer, S. Wang, and H. Wechsler, Edge detection in
        feature space, WCV, 218-220.





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568.    J.A. Noble, Finding two dimensional image structure,
        WCV, 222-224.

569.    K. Huang, D. Lee, and T. Pavlidis, Edge detection
        through two-dimensional regularization, WCV,
        225-227.

570.    G. Giraudon, A real time parallel edge following in
        single pass, WCV, 228-230.

571.    D. Sher, Generating robust operators from
        specialized ones, WCV, 301-303.

572.    M.K. Kundu and S.K. Pal, Thresholding for edge
        detection using human psychovisual phenomena, PRL 4,
        1986, 433-441.

573.    A. Rosenfeld and A.C. Sher, Direction-weighted line
        fitting to edge data, PRL 5, 1987, 289-292.

574.    J. Kittler, J. Eggleton, J. Illingworth, and K.
        Paler, An averaging edge detector, PRL 6, 1987,
        27-32.

575.    A. Blake and A. Zisserman, Localizing
        discontinuities using weak continuity constraints,
        PRL 6, 1987, 51-59.

576.    P. Saint-Marc, M. Hospital, and M. Richetin, Pattern
        recognition by traversal of connected components of
        a line segments field, PRL 6, 1987, 163-168.

577.    M.C. Morrone and R.A. Owens, Feature detection from
        local energy, PRL 6, 1987, 303-313.

578.    E.R. Davies, The effect of noise on edge orientation
        computations, PRL 6, 1987, 315-322.

579.    R. Lenz, Optimal filters for the detection of linear
        patterns in 2-D and higher dimensional images,
        PR 20, 1987, 163-172.

580.    C.H. Hayden, R.C. Gonzalez, and A. Ploysongsang, A
        temporal edge-based image segmentor, PR 20, 1987,
        281-290.

581.    D. Geman, Stochastic model for boundary detection,
        IVC 5, 1987, 61-65.






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582.    J. Kittler and E.R. Hancock, Contextual decision
        rule for region analysis, IVC 5, 1987, 145-153.

583.    J.D. McCafferty, R.J. Fryer, S. Codutti, J. Miller,
        and G. Monai, Edge-detection algorithm and its
        video-rate implementation, IVC 5, 1987, 155-160.

584.    I. Overington, Practical first-difference edge
        detection with subpixel accuracy, IVC 5, 1987,
        217-224.

585.    R. Deriche, Using Canny's criteria to derive a
        recursively implemented optimal edge detector,
        IJCV 1, 1987, 167-187.

586.    N.B. Chakraborti and R. Misra, Transition detection
        in image processing, SP 13, 1987, 197-207.

587.    K. Conradsen and G. Nilsson, Data dependent filters
        for edge enhancement of Landsat images, CVGIP 38,
        1987, 101-121.

588.    M. Hashimoto and J. Sklansky, Multiple-order
        derivatives for detecting local image
        characteristics, CVGIP 39, 1987, 28-55.

589.    V.S. Nalwa and E. Pauchon, Edgel aggregation and
        edge description, CVGIP 40, 1987, 79-94.

590.    A.R. Mansouri, A.S. Malowany, and M.D. Levine, Line
        detection in digital pictures: a hypothesis
        prediction/verification paradigm, CVGIP 40, 1987,
        95-114.

591.    Z. Wojcik, Rough approximation of shapes in pattern
        recognition, CVGIP 40, 1987, 228-249.

592.    J.S. Lee, R.M. Haralick, and L.G. Shapiro,
        Morphologic edge detection, J-RA 3, 1987, 142-156.

593.    Y.H. Lee and A.T. Fam, An edge gradient enhancing
        adaptive order statistic filter, T-ASSP 35, 1987,
        680-685.

594.    A.C. Bovik, T.S. Huang, and D.C. Munson Jr., The
        effect of median filtering on edge estimation and
        detection, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 181-194.

595.    Y.G. Leclerc and S.W. Zucker, The local structure of
        image discontinuities in one dimension, T-PAMI 9,
        1987, 341-355.



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596.    B.D. Chen and P. Siy, Forward/backward contour
        tracing with feedback, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 438-446.

597.    V.S. Nalwa, Edge-detector resolution improvement by
        image interpolation, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 446-451.

598.    A. Kundu and S.K. Mitra, A new algorithm for image
        edge extraction using a statistical classifier
        approach, T-PAMI 7, 1987, 569-577.

599.    F. Bergholm, Edge focusing, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 726-741.

600.    O.A. Zuniga and R.M. Haralick, Integrated
        directional derivative gradient operator, T-SMC 17,
        1987, 508-517.

F.2.  Segmentation

601.    W.R. Uttal, The Perception of Dotted Forms, Erlbaum,
        Hillsdale, NJ, 1987.

602.    A. Rosenfeld, Some pyramid techniques for image
        segmentation, PSCV, 261-271.

603.    B.P. Kjell and C.R. Dyer, Segmentation of textured
        images by pyramid linking, PSCV, 273-288.

604.    J.J. Gerbrands, E. Backer, and X.S. Cheng,
        Multiresolutional cluster segmentation using spatial
        context, PRTA, 133-140.

605.    V. DiGesu, Problems and possible solutions in the
        analysis of sparse images, PRTA, 277-286.

606.    P. Fua and A.J. Hanson, Using generic geometric
        models for intelligent shape extraction, IUW,
        227-233.

607.    G. Reynolds and J.R. Beveridge, Searching for
        geometric structure in images of natural scenes,
        IUW, 257-271.

608.    P.B. Chen and C.M. Brown, Multi-modal segmentation
        using Markov random fields, IUW, 663-670.

609.    W.E. Blanz, J.L.C. Sanz, and D. Petkovic, Control
        free, low-level image segmentation: theory,
        architecture; and experimentation, ICCV, 439-443.






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610.    P. Bouthemy and J. Santillana Rivero, A hierarchical
        likelihood approach for region segmentation
        according to motion-based criteria, ICCV, 463-467.

611.    I.K. Sethi, V. Salari, and S. Vemuri, Image sequence
        segmentation using motion coherence, ICCV, 667-671.

612.    J.F. Silverman and D.B. Cooper, Unsupervised
        Bayesian model-learning with application to textured
        and polynomial image segmentation, ICCV, 672-676.

613.    D. Walters and G. Krishnan, Perceptual significance
        hierarchy: a computer vision theory for color
        separation, AAAI, 767-771.

614.    P.B. Chou and C.M. Brown, Probabilistic information
        fusion for multi-modal image segmentation, IJCAI,
        779-782.

615.    J.S. Duncan, G.R. Gindi, and K.S. Narendra, Low
        level information fusion: multisensor scene
        segmentation using learning automata, SRMSF,
        323-333.

616.    D.T. Lawton and C.C. McConnell, Perceptual
        organization using interestingness, SRMSF, 405-419.

617.    R. Mohan and R. Nevatia, Perceptual grouping with
        applications to 3D shape extraction, WCV, 158-163.

618.    D.W. Jacobs, GROPER: a grouping based recognition
        system for two dimensional objects, WCV, 164-169.

619.    D.C. Baker, J.K. Aggarwal, and V.S. Huang, Geometry
        guided incremental segmentation, WCV, 237-239.

620.    V. Lacroix, Pixel labeling in a second-order Markov
        mesh, SP 12, 1987, 59-82.

621.    E. Granum, G.A. Shippey, R.J.H. Bayley, G. Hamilton,
        and D. Rutovitz, Real time digital thresholding of
        data from continuous scanning linear arrays, SP 12,
        1987, 349-362.

622.    S. Basu and K.S. Fu, Image segmentation by syntactic
        method, PR 20, 1987, 33-44.

623.    B. Bhanu and B.A. Parvin, Segmentation of natural
        scenes, PR 20, 1987, 487-496.





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624.    S. Basu, Image segmentation by semantic method,
        PR 20, 1987, 497-511.

625.    P. Fua and A.J. Hanson, Resegmentation using generic
        shape: locating general cultural objects, PRL 5,
        1987, 243-252.

626.    S.K. Pal and N.R. Pal, Segmentation using contrast
        and homogeneity measures, PRL 5, 1987, 293-304.

627.    Z. Aviad and E. Lozinskii, Semantic thresholding,
        PRL 5, 1987, 321-328.

628.    K.C. Markham, Some segmentation processes for
        application with a spoke filter, PRL 5, 1987,
        329-335.

629.    A.I. Watson, A new method of classification for
        Landsat data using the ``watershed'' algorithm,
        PRL 6, 1987, 15-19.

630.    D. Walters, Selection of image primitives for
        general-purpose visual processing, CVGIP 37, 1987,
        261-298.

631.    A.D. Gross and A. Rosenfeld, Multiresolution object
        detection and delineation, CVGIP 39, 1987, 102-115.

632.    F.S. Cohen and D.B. Cooper, Simple parallel
        hierarchical and relaxation algorithms for
        segmenting non-causal Markovian random fields, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 195-219.

633.    D.W. Murray and B.F. Buxton, Scene segmentation from
        visual motion using global optimization, T-PAMI 8,
        1987, 220-228.

634.    H.M. Kalayeh and D.A. Landgrebe, Stochastic model
        utilizing spectral and spatial characteristics, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 457-461.

635.    A. Perez and R.C. Gonzalez, An iterative
        thresholding algorithm for image segmentation, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 742-751.

636.    S.K. Pal and N.R. Pal, Segmentation based on
        measures of contrast, homogeneity, and region size,
        T-SMC 17, 1987, 857-868.






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F.3.  Image analysis

637.    M.G. Thomason, Structural methods in pattern
        analysis, PRTA, 307-321.

638.    A.K.C. Wong, Structural pattern recognition:  a
        random graph approach, PRTA, 323-345.

639.    D. Harwood, S. Chang, and L.S. Davis, Interpreting
        aerial photographs by segmentation and search, IUW,
        507-520.

640.    A. Rosenfeld, Recognizing unexpected objects-a
        proposed approach, IUW, 620-627.

641.    G.M. Provan, Efficiency analysis of multiple-context
        TMSs in scene representation, AAAI, 173-177.

642.    K. Prazdny, Similitude-invariant pattern recognition
        using parallel distributed processing, AAAI,
        728-732.

643.    J.S. Duncan and L.H. Staib, Shape determination from
        incomplete and noisy multisensor imagery, SRMSF,
        334-344.

644.    V.S.S. Hwang, Recognition of two dimensional objects
        using hypothesis integration techniques, WCV,
        106-111.

645.    G.M. Provan, The Visual Constraint Recognition
        System:  analyzing the role of reasoning in high
        level vision, WCV, 170-175.

646.    A. Rosenfeld, Recognizing unexpected objects: a
        proposed approach, IJPRAI 1, 1987, 71-84.

647.    P. Suetens and A. Oosterlinck, Using expert systems
        for image understanding, IJPRAI 1, 1987, 237-250.

648.    S.K. Morton and S.J. Popham, Algorithm design
        specification for interpreting segmented image data
        using schemas and support logic, IVC 5, 1987,
        206-216.

649.    V. Cantoni and L. Carrioli, Structural shape
        recognition in a multiresolution environment, SP 12,
        1987, 267-276.






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650.    R.D. Grisell, Noniterative correction of images and
        motion sequences, PRL 5, 1987, 233-241.

651.    L.G. Shapiro, R.S. MacDonald, and S.R. Sternberg,
        Ordered structural shape matching with primitive
        extraction by mathematical morphology, PR 20, 1987,
        75-90.

652.    A.M. Wallace, An informed strategy for matching
        models to images of fabricated objects, PR 20, 1987,
        349-363.

653.    M.W. Koch and R.L. Kashyap, Using polygons to
        recognize and locate partially occluded objects, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 483-494.

654.    E. Davis, Representing and Acquiring Geographic
        Knowledge, Pitman, London, 1986.

655.    G.B. Smith and T.M. Strat, Information management in
        a sensor-based autonomous system, IUW, 170-177.

656.    C.C. McConnell, P.C. Nelson, and D.T. Lawton,
        Constructs for cooperative image understanding
        environments, IUW, 497-506.

657.    M.R. Lowry, Algorithm synthesis for IU applications,
        IUW, 835-842.

658.    D.B. Koons and B.H. McCormick, A model of visual
        knowledge representation, ICCV, 365-372.

659.    N.B. Lehrer, G. Reynolds, and J. Griffith, A method
        for initial hypothesis formation in image
        understanding, ICCV, 578-585.

660.    F. Lakin, Visual grammars for visual interfaces,
        AAAI, 683-388.

661.    J. Geller and S.C. Shapiro, Graphical deep knowledge
        for intelligent machine drafting, IJCAI, 545-551.

662.    M.M. Fleck, Representing space for practical
        reasoning, IJCAI, 728-730.

663.    G. Adorni, L. Massone, G. Sandini, and M. Immovilli,
        From early processing to conceptual reasoning: an
        attempt to fill the gap, IJCAI, 775-778.






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664.    L.J. de Haas, Automatic programming of machine
        vision systems, IJCAI, 790-792.

665.    C.A. Kohl, A.R. Hanson, and E.M. Riseman, A goal-
        directed intermediate level executive for image
        interpretation, IJCAI, 811-814.

666.    M.J. Schoppers, Universal plans for real-time robots
        in unpredictable environments, IJCAI, 1039-1046.

667.    K.M. Andress and A.C. Kak, A production system
        environment for integrating knowledge with vision
        data, SRMSF, 1-12.

668.    J.C. Rodger and R.A. Browse, An object-based
        representation for multisensory robotic perception,
        SRMSF, 13-20.

669.    T.E. Weymouth, Incremental inference: spatial
        reasoning within a blackboard architecture, SRMSF,
        34-41.

670.    D. Antony, Spatial reasoning using an object-
        oriented spatial DBMS, SRMSF, 42-51.

671.    C. Backstrom, Static and dynamic logical modelling
        of mechanical assembly processes in a simplified
        geometrical environment, SRMSF, 52-61.

672.    H.F. Durrant-Whyte, Sensor models and multi-sensor
        integration, SRMSF, 303-312.

673.    G. Hager and M. Mintz, Searching for information,
        SRMSF, 313-322.

674.    S. Nirenburg and V. Raskin, Dealing with space in
        natural language processing, SRMSF, 361-370.

675.    G. Retz-Schmidt, Deictic and intrinsic use of
        spatial prepositions: a multidisciplinary
        comparison, SRMSF, 371-380.

676.    J.M. Keller, G. Hobson, J. Wootton, A. Nafarieh, and
        K. Luetkemeyer, Fuzzy confidence measures in
        midlevel vision, T-SMC 17, 1987, 676-683.

677.    K.G. Subramanian and R. Siromoney, On array grammars
        and languages, Cybernetics & Systems 18, 1987,
        77-98.





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G.  Matching, stereo, motion

G.1.  Matching

678.    Workshop on Image Matching (International Society
        for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing), Stuttgart,
        FRG, September 9-11, 1987.

679.    T.A. Rice and L.H. Jamieson, Scaling and rotational
        registration, EMIP, 203-218.

680.    H. Wechsler, Network representations and match
        filters for invariant object recognition, PRTA,
        269-276.

681.    N. Ayache and O.D. Faugeras, Building, registrating,
        and fusing noisy visual maps, ICCV, 73-82.

682.    N. Nandhakumar and J.K. Aggarwal, Multisensor
        integration-experiments in integrating thermal and
        visual sensors, ICCV, 83-92.

683.    M. Hospital, H. Yamada, T. Kasvand, and S. Umeyama,
        3D curve based matching method using dynamic
        programming, ICCV, 728-732.

684.    M.H. Singer, Significant feature detection and
        matching in image pairs, IJCAI, 829-831.

685.    E. Kishon and H. Wolfson, 3-D curve matching, SRMSF,
        250-261.

686.    J.L. Crowley and F. Ramparany, Mathematical tools
        for representing uncertainty in perception, SRMSF,
        293-302.

687.    H. Kawakami, Image description based on quantum-
        mechanical harmonic oscillator wave functions, WCV,
        292-294.

688.    H. Wolfson, On curve matching, WCV, 307-310.

689.    J.S. Huang, Criteria of template matching and image
        sensor noise analysis, WCV, 315-317.

690.    C.A. Murthy, S.K. Pal, and D. Dutta Majumder,
        Correlation between two fuzzy membership functions,
        Fuzzy Sets & Systems 17, 1985, 23-38.






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691.    M.D. Atkinson, An optimal algorithm for geometrical
        congruence, J. Algorithms 8, 1987, 159-172.

692.    F. Murtagh and A. Lauberts, A curve matching problem
        in astronomy, PRL 4, 1986, 465-469.

693.    L. Hayes and A.P. Cracknell, Georeferencing and
        registering satellite data for monitoring vegetation
        over large areas, PRL 5, 1987, 95-105.

694.    H. Maitre and Y. Wu, Improving dynamic programming
        to solve image registration, PR 20, 1987, 443-462.

695.    A. Goshtasby, Piecewise cubic mapping functions for
        image registration, PR 20, 1987, 525-533.

696.    A. Witkin, D. Terzopoulos, and M. Kass, Signal
        matching through scale space, IJCV 1, 1987, 133-144.

697.    J.T. Schwartz and M. Sharir, Identification of
        partially obscured objects in two and three
        dimensions by matching noisy characteristic curves,
        IJRR 6(2), 1987, 29-44.

698.    S.B. Pollard, J. Porrill, J.E.W. Mayhew, and J.P.
        Frisby, Matching geometrical descriptions in three-
        space, IVC 5, 1987, 73-78.

699.    J. Porrill, S.B. Pollard, and J.E.W. Mayhew, Optimal
        combination of multiple sensors including stereo
        vision, IVC 5, 1987, 174-180.

700.    R. Klette and P. Zamperoni, Measures of
        correspondence between binary patterns, IVC 5, 1987,
        287-295.

701.    T. Caelli and S. Nagendran, Fast edge-only matching
        techniques for robot pattern recognition, CVGIP 39,
        1987, 131-143.

702.    E.S.H. Chang and L. Kurz, Object detection and
        experimental designs, CVGIP 40, 1987, 147-168.

703.    J.L. Crowley and A.C. Sanderson, Multiple resolution
        representation and probabilistic matching of 2-D
        gray-scale shape, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 113-120.

704.    W.K. Gu, J.Y. Yang, and T.S. Huang, Matching
        perspective views of a polyhedron using circuits,
        T-PAMI 9, 1987, 390-400.




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705.    K.S. Arun, T.S. Huang, and S.D. Blostein, Least
        squares fitting of two 3-D point sets, T-PAMI 9,
        1987, 698-700.

706.    E. DeCastro and C. Morandi, Registration of
        translated and rotated images using finite Fourier
        transforms, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 700-703.

707.    Z. Fang, X. Li, and L.M. Ni, Parallel algorithms for
        image template matching on hypercube SIMD computers,
        T-PAMI 9, 1987, 835-841.

708.    G. Gerig, Linking image-space and accumulator-space:
        a new approach for object recognition, ICCV,
        112-117.

709.    A.L. Fisher and P.T. Highnam, Computing the Hough
        transform on a scan line array processor, CAPAMI,
        83-87.

710.    C. Guerra and S. Hambrusch, Parallel algorithms for
        line detection on a mesh, CAPAMI, 99-106.

711.    R.E. Cypher, J.L.C. Sanz, and L. Snyder, The Hough
        transform has O(N) complexity on SIMD  NxN mesh
        array architectures, CAPAMI, 115-121.

712.    R.P. Blandford, Dynamically quantized pyramids for
        Hough vote collection, CAPAMI, 145-152.

713.    D. Casasent and R. Krishnapuram, Curved object
        location by Hough transformations and inversions,
        PR 20, 1987, 181-188.

714.    E.R. Davies, A new framework for analyzing the
        properties of the generalized Hough transform,
        PRL 6, 1987, 1-7.

715.    E.R. Davies, A new parametrisation of the straight
        line and its application for the optimal detection
        of objects with straight edges, PRL 6, 1987, 9-14.

716.    J. Skingley and A.J. Rye, The Hough transform
        applied to SAR images for thin line detection,
        PRL 6, 1987, 61-67.

717.    M. Nagao and S. Nakajima, On the relation between
        the Hough transformation and the projection curves
        of a rectangular window, PRL 6, 1987, 185-188.





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718.    E.R. Davies, Lateral histograms for efficient object
        location: speed versus ambiguity, PRL 6, 1987,
        189-198.

719.    E.R. Davies, A high speed algorithm for circular
        object detection, PRL 6, 1987, 323-333.

720.    H.S. Kim, K.H. Park, and M. Kim, Shape decomposition
        by collinearity, PRL 6, 1987, 335-340.

721.    V.F. Leavers and J.F. Boyce, The Radon transform and
        its application to shape parameterization in machine
        vision, IVC 5, 1987, 161-166.

722.    E.R. Davies, Improved localization in a generalized
        Hough scheme for the detection of straight edges,
        IVC 5, 1987, 279-286.

723.    R. Krishnapuram and D. Casasent, Hough space
        transformations for discrimination and distortion
        estimation, CVGIP 38, 1987, 299-316.

724.    J. Illingworth and J. Kittler, The adaptive Hough
        transform, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 690-698.

725.    G.M. Landau and U. Vishkin, Introducing efficient
        parallelism into approximate string matching and a
        new serial algorithm, STOC, 220-230.

726.    E. Backer and J.J. Gerbrands, Inexact graph matching
        in machine vision, PRTA, 347-356.

727.    R.E. Blake, Development of an incremental graph
        matching device, PRTA, 357-366.

728.    B.J. Oommen, Constrained string editing, IS 40,
        1986, 267-284.

729.    T.I. Fan, Optimal matching of deformed patterns with
        positional influence, IS 41, 1987, 259-280.

730.    L. Allison and T.I. Dix, A bit-string longest-
        common-subsequence algorithm, IPL 23, 1986, 305-310.

731.    A. Apostolico, Remark on the Hsu-Du new algorithm
        for the longest common subsequence problem, IPL 25,
        1987, 235-236.

732.    R.M. Karp and M.O. Rabin, Efficient randomized
        pattern-matching algorithms, IBM J. R+D 31, 1987,
        249-260.



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733.    A. Apostolico and C. Guerra, The longest common
        subsequence problem revisited, Algorithmica 2, 1987,
        315-336.

734.    Z. Galil and R. Giancarlo, Parallel string matching
        with k mismatches, TCS 51, 1987, 341-348.

735.    U. Schmidt, Long unavoidable patterns, Acta
        Informatica 24, 1987, 433-445.

736.    K. Abrahamson, Generalized string matching, SIAM
        JC 16, 1987, 1039-1051.

737.    H.D. Cheng and K.S. Fu, VLSI architectures for
        string matching and pattern matching, PR 20, 1987,
        125-141.

738.    B.J. Oommen, Recognition of noisy subsequences using
        contrained edit distances, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 676-685.

G.2.  Stereo

739.    H.S. Lim and T.O. Binford, Stereo correspondence: a
        hierarchical approach, IUW, 234-241.

740.    G.V.S. Raju, T.O. Binford, and S. Shekhar, Stereo
        matching using Viterbi algorithm, IUW, 766-776.

741.    S.D. Cochran, Steps toward accurate stereo
        correspondence, IUW, 777-791.

742.    S.T. Barnard, Stereo matching by hierarchical
        microcanonical annealing, IUW, 792-797.

743.    W. Hoff and N. Ahuja, Extracting surfaces from
        stereo images: an integrated approach, ICCV,
        284-294.

744.    D. Geiger and A. Yuille, Stereopsis and eye-
        movement, ICCV, 306-314.

745.    R. Mohan, G. Medioni, and R. Nevatia, Stereo error
        detection, correction and evaluation, ICCV, 315-324.

746.    S.D. Blostein and T.S. Huang, Quantization errors in
        stereo triangulation, ICCV, 325-334.

747.    Y. Ohta, K. Takano, and K. Ikeda, A highspeed stereo
        matching system based on dynamic programming, ICCV,
        335-342.




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748.    N. Ayache and F. Lustman, Fast and reliable passive
        trinocular stereovision, ICCV, 422-427.

749.    R. Srinivasan, K.R. Ramakrishnan, and P.S. Sastry, A
        contour based stereo algorithm, ICCV, 677-681.

750.    K.A. Stevens and A. Brookes, Depth reconstruction in
        stereopsis, ICCV, 682-686.

751.    N. Ayache and F. Lustman, Trinocular stereovision:
        recent results, IJCAI, 826-828.

752.    S.T. Barnard, Stereo matching by hierarchical,
        microcanonical annealing, IJCAI, 832-835.

753.    S.M. Kiang, R.J. Chou, and J.K. Aggarwal,
        Triangulation errors in stereo algorithms, WCV,
        72-78.

754.    D. Geiger and T. Poggio, Level crossings and the
        Panum area, WCV, 211-214.

755.    S.D. Cochran, G. Medioni, and R. Nevatia, Correcting
        matches and inferring surface patches in passive
        stereo, WCV, 333-335.

756.    K.S. Roberts and S. Ganapathy, Stereo triangulation
        techniques, WCV, 336-338.

757.    T. Tsukiyama and T.S. Huang, Motion stereo for
        navigation of autonomous vehicles in man-made
        environments, PR 20, 1987, 105-113.

758.    N. Ayache and B. Faverjon, Efficient registration of
        stereo images by matching graph descriptions of edge
        segments, IJCV 1, 1987, 107-131.

759.    P. McLauchlan, A. Zisserman, and A. Blake, Knowledge
        source for describing stereoscopically viewed
        textured surfaces, IVC 5, 1987, 105-110.

760.    S. Wright, Hough transform analysis of data from a
        planar array of image sensors, IVC 5, 1987, 121-126.

761.    H.P. Trivedi, Estimation of stereo and motion
        parameters using a variational principle, IVC 5,
        1987, 181-183.

762.    L. Matthies and S.A. Shafer, Error modeling in
        stereo navigation, J-RA 3, 1987, 239-248.




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763.    Y.C. Kim and J.K. Aggarwal, Positioning three-
        dimensional objects using stereo images, J-RA 3,
        1987, 361-373.

764.    R.D. Eastman and A.M. Waxman, Using disparity
        functionals for stereo correspondence and surface
        reconstruction, CVGIP 39, 1987, 73-101.

765.    S.A. Lloyd, E.R. Haddow, and J.F. Boyce, A parallel
        binocular stereo algorithm utilizing dynamic
        programming and relaxation labelling, CVGIP 39,
        1987, 202-225.

766.    G. Xu, S. Tsuji, and M. Asada, A motion stereo
        system based on coarse-to-fine control strategy, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 332-336.

767.    R. Jain, S.L. Bartlett, and N. O'Brien, Motion
        stereo using ego-motion complex logarithmic mapping,
        T-PAMI 9, 1987, 356-369.

768.    S.D. Blostein and T.S. Huang, Error analysis in
        stereo determination of 3-D point positions, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 752-765.

769.    W.B. Thompson, M.T. Checky, and W.F. Kaemmerer,
        Shadow stereo-locating object boundaries using
        shadows, AAAI, 761-766.

770.    N. Ayache and O.D. Faugeras, Building a consistent
        3D  representation of a mobile robot environment by
        combining multiple stereo views, IJCAI, 808-810.

771.    F.P. Ferris and M.D. Levine, Integrating information
        from multiple views, WCV, 117-122.

772.    T.V. Papathomas and J.A. Schiavone, Stereo animation
        for very large databases: case study-meteorology,
        CGA 7(9), 1987, 18-27.

G.3.  Motion

773.    V. Cappellini, ed., Time-Varying Image Processing
        and Moving Object Recognition (Proceedings of an
        International Workshop, Florence, Italy, September
        8-9, 1986), North Holland, 1987.

774.    T.S. Huang, ed., Time-Varying Imagery Analysis, JAI
        Press, 1987.





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775.    J. Dengler, Local motion estimation with the dynamic
        pyramid, PSCV, 289-297.

776.    I.K. Sethi, V. Salari, and S. Vemuri, Feature point
        matching using temporal smoothness in velocity,
        PRTA, 119-131.

777.    A.M. Waxman and K. Wohn, Contour evolution,
        neighborhood deformation and image flow: textured
        surfaces in motion, IU1985-6, 72-98.

778.    E.C. Hildreth, Computations underlying the
        measurement of visual motion, IU1985-6, 99-146.

779.    H. Shariat and K.E. Price, Results of motion
        estimation with more than two frames, IUW, 696-703.

780.    K. Kanatani and T.C. Chou, Tracing finite motions
        without correspondence, IUW, 704-718.

781.    P. Anandan, A unified perspective on computational
        techniques for the measurement of visual motion,
        IUW, 719-732.

782.    F. Glazer, Hierarchical gradient-based motion
        detection, IUW, 733-748.

783.    A. Verri and T. Poggio, Qualitative information in
        the optical flow, IUW, 825-834.

784.    H.H. Baber, R.C. Bolles, and D.H. Marimont,
        Generalizing epipolar-plane image analysis for non-
        orthogonal and varying view directions, IUW,
        843-848.

785.    J. Little, H. Bulthoff, and T. Poggio, Parallel
        optical flow computation, IUW, 915-920.

786.    B.K.P. Horn and E.J. Weldon Jr, Computationally-
        efficient methods for recovering translational
        motion, ICCV, 2-11.

787.    A.M. Waxman, B. Kamgar-Parsi, and M. Subbarao,
        Closed-form solutions to image flow equations, ICCV,
        12-24.

788.    O.D. Faugeras, F. Lustman, and G. Toscani, Motion
        and structure from motion from point and line
        matches, ICCV, 25-34.





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789.    A. Verri and T. Poggio, Against quantitative optical
        flow, ICCV, 171-180.

790.    D.J. Heeger, A model for the extraction of image
        flow, ICCV, 181-190.

791.    B. Jahne, Image sequence analysis of complex
        physical objects: nonlinear small scale water
        surface waves, ICCV, 191-200.

792.    W.B. Thompson and T.C. Pong, Detecting moving
        objects, ICCV, 201-208.

793.    P. Anandan, A unified perspective on computational
        techniques for the measurement of visual motion,
        ICCV, 219-230.

794.    B. Bhanu and W. Burger, Estimation of image motion
        using wavefront region growing, ICCV, 428-432.

795.    T.C. Chou and K. Kanatani, Recovering 3D rigid
        motions without correspondence, ICCV, 534-538.

796.    S. Negahdaripour, Ambiguities of a motion field,
        ICCV, 607-612.

797.    A. Rougee, B.C. Levy, and A.S. Willsky,
        Reconstruction of two-dimensional velocity fields as
        a linear estimation problem, ICCV, 646-650.

798.    M. Subbarao, Solution and uniqueness of image flow
        equations for rigid curved surfaces in motion, ICCV,
        687-692.

799.    G. Tziritas, Estimation of motion and structure of
        3-D objects from a sequence of images, ICCV,
        693-697.

800.    J. Weng, T.S. Huang, and N. Ahuja, Error analysis of
        motion parameter estimation from image sequences,
        ICCV, 703-707.

801.    J.L. Barron, A.D. Jepson, and J.K. Tsotsos, The
        sensitivity of motion and structure computations,
        AAAI, 700-705.

802.    M.E. Spetsakis and J.(Y.) Aloimonos, Closed form
        solution to the structure from motion problem from
        line correspondences, AAAI, 738-743.





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803.    M. Subbarao, Bounds on translational and angular
        velocity components from first order derivatives of
        image flow, AAAI, 744-748.

804.    D. Terzopoulos, A. Witkin, and M. Kass, Energy
        constraints on deformable models: recovering shape
        and non-rigid motion, AAAI, 755-760.

805.    W.M. Wells III, Visual estimation of 3-D line
        segments from motion-a mobile robot vision system,
        AAAI, 772-776.

806.    A. Basu and J.(Y.) Aloimonos, A robust algorithm for
        determining the translation of a rigidly moving
        surface without correspondence for robotics
        applications, IJCAI, 815-818.

807.    W. Burger and B. Bhanu, Qualitative motion
        understanding, IJCAI, 819-821.

808.    J.L. Barron, A.D. Jepson, and J.K. Tsotsos,
        Determination of egomotion and environmental layout
        from noisy time-varying image velocity in binocular
        image sequences, IJCAI, 822-825.

809.    S.M. Haynes and R. Jain, A qualitative approach for
        recovering relative depths in dynamic scenes, WCV,
        66-71.

810.    R.G. White and E.J. Weldon Jr., Utilizing gradient
        vector distributions to recover motion parameters,
        WCV, 132-137.

811.    S. Negahdaripour and B.K.P. Horn, Using depth-is-
        positive constraint to recover translational motion,
        WCV, 138-144.

812.    R.C. Nelson and J. Aloimonos, Finding motion
        parameters from spherical flow fields (or the
        advantages of having eyes in the back of your head),
        WCV, 145-150.

813.    H.H. Chen and T.S. Huang, An algorithm for matching
        3-D line segments with application to multiple-
        object motion estimation, WCV, 151-156.

814.    S. Carlsson, Global structure of the velocity field
        of a moving plane, WCV, 190-194.






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815.    A. Mitiche, X. Zhuang, and R. Haralick,
        Interpretation of optical flow by rotation
        decoupling, WCV, 195-200.

816.    V. Salari and I.K. Sethi, Correspondence in presence
        of occlusion, WCV, 327-330.

817.    T.Y. Young, W.Z. Zhao, F.H. Qi, and D. Ergener,
        Computation of image velocity field using linear and
        nonlinear objective functions, WCV, 342-344.

818.    G. Toscani and O.D. Faugeras, Structure from motion
        using the reconstruction and reprojection technique,
        WCV, 345-348.

819.    P. Balasubramanyan, Computation of motion-in-depth
        parameters using stereoscopic motion constraints,
        WCV, 349-351.

820.    S.P. Liou and R.C. Jain, Motion detection in
        spatio-temporal space, WCV, 352-354.

821.    J. Weng, T.S. Huang, and N. Ahuja, A two-step
        approach to optimal motion and structure estimation,
        WCV, 355-357.

822.    S. Ullman, The optical flow of planar surfaces,
        Spatial Vision 1, 1986, 263-276.

823.    S.I. Amari and M. Maruyama, A theory on the
        determination of 3D motion and 3D structure from
        features, Spatial Vision 2, 1987, 151-168.

824.    H.H. Nagel, On the estimation of optical flow:
        relations between different approaches and some new
        results, AI 33, 1987, 299-324.

825.    R.C. Bolles, H.H. Baker, and D.H. Marimont,
        Epipolar-plane image anlysis: an approach to
        determining structure from motion, IJCV 1, 1987,
        7-55.

826.    A.M. Waxman, B. Kamgar-Parsi, and M. Subbarao,
        Closed-form solutions to image flow equations for 3D
        structure and motion, IJCV 1, 1987, 239-258.

827.    B.K.P. Horn, Motion fields are hardly ever
        ambiguous, IJCV 1, 1987, 259-274.






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828.    G.L. Scott, ``Four-line'' method of locally
        estimating optic flow, IVC 5, 1987, 67-72.

829.    S. Maybank, Apparent area of a rigid moving body,
        IVC 5, 1987, 111-113.

830.    T.X. Wei and B. Dubuisson, Some experiments on the
        detection of three-dimensional motion of rigid
        objects in blocks world, PRL 4, 1986, 453-464.

831.    T.J. Atherton, The detection and measurement of
        visual motion, PRL 5, 1987, 169-173.

832.    J. Ma, X. Lu, and C. Wu, A motion constraint
        equation under space-varying or time-varying
        illumination, PRL 5, 1987, 203-205.

833.    J.P. Gambotto and T.S. Huang, Motion analysis of
        isolated targets in infrared image sequences, PRL 5,
        1987, 357-363.

834.    T.L. Huntsberger and S.N. Jayaramamurthy,
        Determination of the optic flow field using the
        spatiotemporal deformation of region properties,
        PRL 6, 1987, 169-177.

835.    A. Mitiche, Y.F. Wang, and J.K. Aggarwal,
        Experiments in computing optical flow with the
        gradient-based, multiconstraint method, PR 20, 1987,
        173-179.

836.    R.J. Schalkoff, Analysis of the weak solution
        approach to image motion estimation, PR 20, 1987,
        189-197.

837.    J. Biemond, L. Looijenga, D.E. Boekee, and R.H.J.M.
        Plompen, A pel-recursive Wiener-based displacement
        estimation algorithm, SP 13, 1987, 399-412.

838.    L. Jacobson and H. Wechsler, Derivation of optical
        flow using a spatiotemporal-frequency approach,
        CVGIP 38, 1987, 29-65.

839.    H. Westphal and H.H. Nagel, Exploiting reflectance
        properties to analyze images of moving objects needs
        local constraints, CVGIP 38, 1987, 90-98.

840.    K. Kanatani, Structure and motion from optical flow
        under perspective projection, CVGIP 38, 1987,
        122-146.




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841.    Y. Bresler and S.J. Merhav, Recursive image
        registration with application to motion estimation,
        T-ASSP 35, 1987, 70-85.

842.    I.K. Sethi and R. Jain, Finding trajectories of
        feature points in a monocular image sequence, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 56-73.

843.    S. Negahdaripour and B.K.P. Horn, Direct passive
        navigation, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 168-176.

844.    J.K. Kearney, W.B. Thompson, and D.L. Boley, Optical
        flow estimation: an error analysis of gradient-based
        methods with local optimization, T-PAMI 9, 1987,
        229-244.

845.    J. Weng, T.S. Huang, and N. Ahuja, 3-D motion
        estimation, understanding, and prediction from noisy
        image sequences, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 370-389.

846.    R.J. Schalkoff, Dynamic imagery modeling and motion
        estimation using weak formulations, T-PAMI 9, 1987,
        578-584.

847.    J.(Y.) Aloimonos, I. Weiss, and A. Bandyopadhyay,
        Active vision, IUW, 552-573.

848.    M.A. Snyder, Uncertainty analysis of image
        measurements, IUW, 681-693.

849.    J.(Y.) Aloimonos, I. Weiss, and A. Bandyopadhyay,
        Active vision, ICCV, 35-54.

850.    P.M. Isaacs and M.F. Cohen, Controlling dynamic
        simulation with kinematic constraints, behavior
        functions and inverse dynamics, SIGGRAPH, 215-224.

851.    K.D. Forbus, P. Nielsen, and B. Faltings,
        Qualitative kinematics: a framework, IJCAI, 430-435.

852.    L. Iverson and S.W. Zucker, Orientation selection to
        optical flow:  a computational perspective, WCV,
        184-189.

853.    R.M. Haralick, C.N. Lee, X. Zhuang, V.G. Vaidya, and
        M.B. Kim, Pose estimation from corresponding point
        data, WCV, 258-263.

854.    J. Wilhelms, Toward automatic motion control,
        CGA 7(4), 1987, 11-22.




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855.    C. Brown, J. Aloimonos, M. Swain, P. Chou, and A.
        Basu, Texture, contour, shape, and motion, PRL 5,
        1987, 151-168.

856.    S.W. Zucker and L. Iverson, From orientation
        selection to optical flow, CVGIP 37, 1987, 196-220.

H.  Shape

H.1.  Representation

857.    D. Cyganski and J.A. Orr, The tensor differential
        scale space representation, PRTA, 471-479.

858.    P.D. Alevizos, J.D. Boissonnat, and M. Yvinec, An
        optimal O(nlogn) algorithm for contour
        reconstruction from rays, CG, 162-170.

859.    D. Cyganski, J.A. Orr, T.A. Cott, and R.J. Dodson,
        Development, implementation, testing, and
        application of an affine transform invariant
        curvature function, ICCV, 496-500.

860.    D. Mumford, The problem of robust shape
        descriptions, ICCV, 602-606.

861.    I. Pitas and A.N. Venetsanopoulos, Shape
        decomposition by mathematical morphology, ICCV,
        621-625.

862.    K. Nakabayashi, A binary-image processing method
        using run length representation, CAPAMI, 217-224.

863.    T.C. Rearick and J.L. Frawley, The generalized
        cylinder picture element, WCV, 318-320.

864.    M.A. Shand, Algorithms for corner stitched data-
        structures, Algorithmica 2, 1987, 61-87.

865.    N.A. Alexandridis and P.D. Tsanakas, An encoding
        scheme for the efficient representation of
        hierarchical image structures, IPL 25, 1987,
        199-206.

866.    S.X. Li and M.H. Loew, The quadcode and its
        arithmetic, Comm. ACM 30, 1987, 621-626.

867.    S.X. Li and M.H. Loew, Adjacency detection using
        quadcodes, Comm. ACM 30, 1987, 627-631.





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868.    D.C. Mason, Dilation algorithm for a linear
        quadtree, IVC 5, 1987, 11-20.

869.    H. Samet, C.A. Shaffer, R.C. Nelson, Y.G. Huang, K.
        Fujimura, and A. Rosenfeld, Recent developments in
        linear quadtree-based geographic information
        systems, IVC 5, 1987, 187-197.

870.    E.W. Elcock, I. Gargantini, and T.R. Walsh,
        Triangular decomposition, IVC  5, 1987, 225-231.

871.    S. Ravindran and M. Manohar, Algorithm for
        converting a forest of quadtrees to a binary array,
        IVC 5, 1987, 297-300.

872.    W.G. Kropatsch, Curve representations in multiple
        resolutions, PRL 6, 1987, 179-184.

873.    A. Unnikrishnan, Y.V. Venkatesh, and P. Shankar,
        Distribution of black nodes at various levels in a
        linear quadtree, PRL 6, 1987, 341-342.

874.    C.A. Shaffer and H. Samet, Optimal quadtree
        construction algorithms, CVGIP 37, 1987, 402-419.

875.    P. Mazumder, Planar decomposition for quadtree data
        structure, CVGIP 38, 1987, 258-274.

876.    J. Koplowitz, A robust filtering algorithm for
        subpixel reconstruction of chain coded line
        drawings, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 451-457.

877.    A.R. Dill, M.D. Levine, and P.B. Noble, Multiple
        resolution skeletons, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 495-504.

878.    S.M. Pizer, W.R. Oliver, and S.H. Bloomberg,
        Hierarchical shape description via the
        multiresolution symmetric axis transform, T-PAMI 9,
        1987, 505-511.

H.2.  Contour approximation and segmentation

879.    D. Lee and T. Pavlidis, One-dimensional
        regularization with discontinuities, ICCV, 572-577.

880.    B. Joe, Discrete Beta-splines, SIGGRAPH, 137-144.

881.    V. Pratt, Direct least-squares fitting of algebraic
        surfaces, SIGGRAPH, 145-152.





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882.    L.B. Montefusco, An interactive procedure for shape
        preserving cubic spline interpolation, C&G 11, 1987,
        389-392.

883.    L. Piegl, Interactive data interpolation by rational
        Bezier curves, CGA 7(4), 1987, 45-58.

884.    G.Y. Fletcher and D.F. McAllister, An analysis of
        tension methods for convexity-preserving
        interpolation, CGA 7(8), 1987, 7-14.

885.    A.P. Pridmore, J. Porrill, and J.E.W. Mayhew,
        Segmentation and description of binocularly viewed
        contours, IVC 5, 1987, 132-138.

886.    H.L. Beus and S.S.T. Tiu, A improved corner
        detection algorithm based on chain-coded plane
        curves, PR 20, 1987, 291-296.

887.    T.Y. Phillips and A. Rosenfeld, A method of curve
        partitioning using arc-chord distance, PRL 5, 1987,
        285-288.

888.    C. Arcelli and G. Sanniti di Baja, A contour
        characterization for multiply connected figures,
        PRL 6, 1987, 245-249.

889.    G. Alia, F. Barsi, E. Martinelli, and N. Tani,
        Angular spline: a new approach to the interpolation
        problem in computer graphics, CVGIP 39, 1987, 56-72.

890.    G. Medioni and Y. Yasumoto, Corner detection and
        curve representation using cubic B-splines,
        CVGIP 39, 1987, 267-278.

891.    H. Nair, Reconstruction of planar boundaries from
        incomplete information, CVGIP 39, 1987, 383-387.

H.3.  Topology, distance, thinning

892.    R. Hummel, Connected component labelling in image
        processing with MIMD architectures, ILIP, 101-127.

893.    V. Cantoni and S. Levialdi, Contour labelling by
        pyramidal processing, ILIP, 181-190.

894.    R. Cypher, J.L.C. Sanz, and L. Snyder, Hypercube and
        shuffle-exchange algorithms for image component
        labeling, CAPAMI, 5-10.





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895.    M.H. Sunwoo, B.S. Baroody, and J.K. Aggarwal, A
        parallel algorithm for region labeling, CAPAMI,
        27-34.

896.    S. Chandran and D. Mount, Shared memory algorithms
        and the medial axis transform, CAPAMI, 44-50.

897.    R. Cypher, J.L.C. Sanz, and L. Snyder, EREW PRAM and
        mesh connected computer algorithms for image
        component labeling, CAPAMI, 122-128.

898.    G.D. Knott, Computing polygon fill-lines, C&G 11,
        1987, 21-25.

899.    J.R. Rankin, A note on multi-polygon area filling,
        C&G 11, 1987, 445-447.

900.    C.M. Holt, A. Stewart, M. Clint, and R.H. Perrott,
        An improved parallel thinning algorithm, Comm.
        ACM 30, 1987, 156-160.

901.    P.P. Das, P.P. Chakrabarti, and B.N. Chatterji,
        Generalized distances in digital geometry, IS 42,
        1987, 51-67.

902.    P.P. Das and P.P. Chakrabarti, Distance functions in
        digital geometry, IS 42, 1987, 113-136.

903.    P. Wuyts, Fuzzy path and fuzzy connectedness, Fuzzy
        Sets & Systems 24, 1987, 127-128.

904.    E.T. Lee, Y.J. Pan, and P. Chu, An algorithm for
        region filling using two-dimensional grammars, Intl.
        J. Intelligent Systems 2, 1987, 255-263.

905.    F. Peper, Determining connected components in linear
        time by a linear number of processors, IPL 25, 1987,
        401-406.

906.    R.W. Smith, Computer processing of line images: a
        survey, PR 20, 1987, 7-15.

907.    S. Suzuki and K. Abe, Binary picture thinning by an
        iterative parallel two-subcycle operation, PR 20,
        1987, 297-307.

908.    J. Piper and E. Granum, Computing distance
        transformations in convex and non-convex domains,
        PR 20, 1987, 599-615.





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909.    V.K. Govindan and A.P. Shivaprasad, A pattern
        adaptive thinning algorithm, PR 20, 1987, 623-637.

910.    F. Klein and O. Kubler, Euclidean distance
        transformations and model-guided image
        interpretation, PRL 5, 1987, 19-29.

911.    A. Rosenfeld, A note on average distances in digital
        sets, PRL 5, 1987, 281-283.

912.    R.A. Melter, Some characterizations of city block
        distance, PRL 6, 1987, 235-240.

913.    W.H.H.J. Lunscher and M.P. Beddoes, Fast binary-
        image boundary extraction, CVGIP 38, 1987, 229-257.

914.    M.P. Martinez-Perez, J. Jimenez, and J.L. Navalon, A
        thinning algorithm based on contours, CVGIP 39,
        1987, 186-201.

915.    R.T. Chin, H.K. Wan, D.L. Stover, and R.D. Iverson,
        A one-pass thinning algorithm and its parallel
        implementation, CVGIP 40, 1987, 30-40.

916.    H. Bieri, Computing the Euler characteristic and
        related additive functionals of digital objects from
        their bintree representation, CVGIP 40, 1987,
        115-126.

917.    S. Edelman, Line connectivity algorithms for an
        asynchronous pyramid computer, CVGIP 40, 1987,
        169-187.

918.    W. Xu and C. Wang, CGT: a fast thinning algorithm
        implemented on a sequential computer, T-SMC 17,
        1987, 847-851.

H.4.  Properties

919.    M.H. Loew, A diffusion-based description of shape,
        PRTA, 501-508.

920.    W.R. Franklin, Polygon properties calculated from
        the vertex neighborhoods, CG, 110-118.

921.    B.K. Natarajan, On detecting the orientation of
        polygons and polyhedra, CG, 146-152.

922.    H. Alt, K. Mehlhorn, H. Wagener, and E. Welzl,
        Convergence, similarity and symmetries of geometric
        objects, CG, 308-315.



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923.    M. Leyton, Process recovery, IJCAI, 771-774.

924.    M. Leyton, A process-grammar for representing shape,
        SRMSF, 148-157.

925.    J.D. Wolter, T.C. Woo, and R.A. Volz, Optimal
        algorithms for symmetry detection in two and three
        dimensions, VC 1, 1985, 37-48.

926.    P.R. Wilson, Conic representations for shape
        description, CGA 7(4), 1987, 23-30.

927.    M. Roussile and P. Dufour, Generation of convex
        polygons with individual angular constraints,
        IPL 24, 1987, 159-164.

928.    A. Bogomolny, On the perimeter and area of fuzzy
        sets, Fuzzy Sets & Systems 23, 1987, 257-269.

929.    L. Gupta and M.D. Srinath, Contour sequence moments
        for the classification of closed planar shapes,
        PR 20, 1987, 267-272.

930.    N. Babaguchi and T. Aibara, Curvedness of a line
        picture, PR 20, 1987, 272-280.

931.    C. Chu and M.C.K. Yang, Invariant quantities in
        regression-induced boundaries under a special linear
        transformation, PR 20, 1987, 403-410.

932.    C.S. Lin and C.L. Hwang, New forms of shape
        invariants from elliptic Fourier descriptors, PR 20,
        1987, 535-545.

933.    J.J. Leou and W.H. Tsai, Automatic rotational
        symmetry determination for shape analysis, PR 20,
        1987, 571-582.

934.    M.F. Zakaria, L.J. Vroomen, P.J.A. Zsombor-Murray,
        and J.M.H.M. van Kessel, Fast algorithm for the
        computation of moment invariants, PR 20, 1987,
        639-643.

935.    M. Werman, A.Y. Wu, and R.A. Melter, Recognition and
        characterization of digitized curves, PRL 5, 1987,
        207-213.

936.    D. Dubois and M.C. Jaulent, A general approach to
        parameter evaluation in fuzzy digital pictures,
        PRL 6, 1987, 251-259.




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937.    U.M. Landau, Estimation of a circular arc center and
        its radius, CVGIP 38, 1987, 317-326.

938.    M. Leyton, Symmetry-curvature duality, CVGIP 38,
        1987, 327-341.

939.    R. Krishnaswamy and C.E. Kim, Digital parallelism,
        perpendicularity, and rectangles, T-PAMI 9, 1987,
        316-321.

940.    C.C. Lin and R. Chellappa, Classification of partial
        2-D shapes using Fourier descriptors, T-PAMI 9,
        1987, 686-690.

941.    T. Nishida, A. Yamada, and S. Doshita, Figuring out
        most plausible interpretation from spatial
        constraints, SRMSF, 158-167.

H.5.  Recognition

942.    M. Nagao, Shape recognition by human-like trial-
        and-error random processes, ILIP, 35-50.

943.    D.P. Huttenlocher and S. Ullman, Object recognition
        using alignment, IUW, 370-380.

944.    W.E.L. Grimson, Recognition of object families using
        parameterized models, ICCV, 93-101.

945.    D.P. Huttenlocher and S. Ullman, Object recognition
        using alignment, ICCV, 102-111.

946.    T.F. Knoll and R.C. Jain, Learning to recognize
        objects using feature indexed hypotheses, ICCV,
        552-556.

947.    K. Prazdny, Position-, rotation-, and scale-
        invariant pattern recognition using parallel
        distributed processing, ICCV, 636-640.

948.    R. Cole and C.K. Yap, Shape from probing, J.
        Algorithms 8, 1987, 19-38.

949.    C. Kim and I.H. Sudborough, The membership and
        equivalence problems for picture languages, TCS 52,
        1987, 177-191.

950.    D. Vernon, Two-dimensional object recognition using
        partial contours, IVC 5, 1987, 21-27.





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951.    M.G. Thomason and E. Granum, Sequential inference of
        Markov networks by dynamic programming for
        structural pattern recognition, PRL 5, 1987, 31-39.

952.    B. Bhanu and J.C. Ming, Recognition of occluded
        objects: a cluster-structure algorithm, PR 20, 1987,
        199-211.

953.    D.W. Paglieroni and A.K. Jain, Fast classification
        of discrete shape contours, PR 20, 1987, 583-598.

954.    R.A. Browse, Feature-based tactile object
        recognition, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 779-786.

@bold H primed@. Geometry

@bold H primed@.1. General and miscellaneous references

955.    Symposium on Computational Geometry, Waterloo,
        Canada, June 8-10, 1987.  (Proceedings published by
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956.    D. Dobkin, ed., Special Issue:  ACM Symposium on
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957.    B. Chazelle, ed., (Special Issue on Computational
        Geometry), Algorithmica 2 (2), 1987, 135-233.

958.    C.K. Yap, ed., Special Issue on Robotics,
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959.    J.T. Schwartz and C.K. Yap, eds., Advances in
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960.    J.T. Schwartz, M. Sharir, and J. Hopcroft, Planning,
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961.    V. Akman, Unobstructed Shortest Paths in Polyhedral
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962.    J. O'Rourke, Art Gallery Theorems and Algorithms,
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963.    H. Edelsbrunner, Algorithms in Combinatorial
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964.    J. O'Rourke, The computational geometry column,
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965.    J. O'Rourke, The computational geometry column #2,
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966.    A. Blumer, A. Ehrenfeucht, D. Haussler, and M.
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967.    K.L. Clarkson, Further applications of random
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968.    G.T. Toussaint, Computational geometry: recent
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969.    T. Ottmann, G. Thiemt, and C. Ullrich, Numerical
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970.    L. Boxer and R. Miller, Parallel algorithms for
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971.    S.B. Chalasani and C.S. Raghavendra, Geometric
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972.    F. Chin, J. Sampson, and C.A. Wang, A unifying
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973.    M.J. Atallah and M.T. Goodrich, Efficient parallel
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974.    C. Mathieu, Some problems in computational geometry,
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975.    L. Guibas, J. Hershberger, D. Leven, M. Sharir, and
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976.    K.L. Clarkson, New applications of random sampling
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@bold H primed@.2. Hulls, visibility, intersections, search,
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978.    R. Seidel, Constructing higher dimensional convex
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979.    J. Hershberger, Finding the visibility graph of a
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980.    F. Aurenhammer, Jordan sorting via convex hulls of
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981.    J.S.B. Mitchell and C.H. Papadimitriou, The weighted
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982.    N. Dadom and D.G. Kirkpatrick, Parallel processing
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983.    M. Edahiro, K. Tanaka, T. Hoshino, and T. Asano, A
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984.    J.I. Munro, M.H. Overmars, and D. Wood, Variations
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985.    D.G. Kirkpatrick, Establishing order in planar
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986.    N. Alon, D. Haussler, and E. Welzl, Partitioning and
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987.    T.M. Nicholl, D.T. Lee, and R.A. Nicholl, An
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988.    A. Aggarwal, J.S. Chang, and C.K. Yap, Minimum area
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989.    G.T. Toussaint, A single linear algorithm for
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990.    D. Avis, T. Gum, and G. Toussaint, Visibility
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991.    M.S. Sobkow, P. Pospisil, and Y.H. Yang, A fast
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992.    B. Chazelle, Some techniques for geometric searching
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993.    G.H. Chen, M.S. Chern, and R.C.T. Lee, A new
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994.    M. Katchalski, T. Lewis, and A. Liu, Geometric
        permutations and common transversals, DCG 1, 1986,
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995.    B. Chazelle and H. Edelsbrunner, Linear space data
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996.    D. Haussler and E. Welzl, Epsilon-nets and simplex
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997.    L.J. Guibas and R. Seidel, Computing convolutions by
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998.    G.J.E. Rawlins and D. Wood, Optimal computation of
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999.    H. Edelsbrunner and E. Welzl, Halfplanar range
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1000.   C. Rey and R. Ward, On determining the on-line
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1001.   V. Akman, An algorithm for determining an opaque
        minimal forest of a convex polygon, IPL 24, 1987,
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1002.   H. Edelsbrunner and M.H. Overmars, Zooming by
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1003.   M. Atallah and C. Bajaj, Efficient algorithms for
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1004.   A. Klopper, A lower bound on the complexity of the
        convex hull for simple polyhedra, IPL 25, 1987,
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1005.   O. Fries, K. Mehlhorn, S. Naher, and A. Tsakalidis,
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1006.   D. Gries and I. Stojmenovic, A note on Graham's
        convex hull algorithm, IPL 25, 1987, 323-327.

1007.   T. Ottmann and E. Soisalon-Soininen, Partitioning
        and separating sets of orthogonal polygons, IS 42,
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1008.   R.H. Guting and W. Schilling, A practical divide-
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1009.   A. Inselberg, T. Chomut, and M. Reif, Convexity
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1010.   D.E. Willard, Multidimensional search trees that
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1011.   H. Imai and T. Asano, Dynamic orthogonal segment
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1012.   A.A. Schaffer and C.J. Van Wyk, Convex hulls of
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1013.   D.P. Dobkin and H. Edelsbrunner, Space searching for
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1014.   I. Stojmenovic and D.J. Evans, Comments on two
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1015.   D.J. Peuquet and (C.X. Zhan), An algorithm to
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1016.   S. Kundu, A new O(nlogn) algorithm for computing the
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1017.   G.T. Toussaint, A linear-time algorithm for solving
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1019.   R. Cole, Partitioning point sets in arbitrary
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1020.   T. Bailey and J. Cowles, A convex hull inclusion
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@bold H primed@.3. Distance, etc.

1021.   M.W. Bern, Two probabilistic results on rectilinear
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1022.   W. Lenhart, R. Pollack, J. Sack, R. Seidel, M.
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1023.   B. Aronov, On the geodesic Voronoi diagram of point
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1024.   L.J. Guibas and J. Hershberger, Optimal shortest
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1025.   S. Suri, The all-geodesic-furthest neighbors problem
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1026.   J. Canny and B. Donald, Simplified Voronoi diagrams,
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1027.   M.B. Dillencourt, Toughness and Delaunay
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1028.   A. Saalfeld, Joint triangulations and triangulation
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1029.   L.P. Chen, Constrained Delaunay triangulations, CG,
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1030.   C.A. Wang and L. Schubert, An optimal algorithm for
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1031.   J.W. Jaromczyk and M. Kowaluk, A note on relative
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1032.   A. Aggarwal and S. Suri, Fast algorithms for
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1033.   W.R. Franklin, V. Akman, and C. Verrilli, Voronoi
        diagrams with barriers and on polyhedra for minimal
        path planning, VC 1, 1985, 133-150.




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1034.   F. Dehne and H. Noltemeier, Clustering methods for
        geometric objects and applications to design
        problems, VC 2, 1986, 31-38.

1035.   F. Dehne, Optical clustering, VC 2, 1986, 39-43.

1036.   J. O'Rourke, H. Booth, and R. Washington, Connect-
        the-dots: a new heuristic, CVGIP 39, 1987, 258-266.

1037.   C. O'Dunlaing, M. Sharir, and C. Yap, Generalized
        Voronoi diagrams for a ladder:  II. Efficient
        construction of the diagram, Algorithmica 2, 1987,
        27-59.

1038.   R.A. Dwyer, A faster divide-and-conquer algorithm
        for constructing Delaunay triangulations,
        Algorithmica 2, 1987, 137-151.

1039.   S. Fortune, A sweepline algorithm for Voronoi
        diagrams, Algorithmica 2, 1987, 153-174.

1040.   A. Aggarwal, M.M. Klawe, S. Moran, P. Shor, and R.
        Wilber, Geometric applications of a matrix-searching
        algorithm, Algorithmica 2, 1987, 195-208.

1041.   R.E. Jamison, Direction trees, DCG 2, 1987, 249-254.

1042.   C.K. Yap, An O(nlogn) algorithm for the Voronoi
        diagram of a set of simple curve segments, DCG 2,
        1987, 365-393.

1043.   D.Z. Du, F.K. Hwang, G.D. Song, and G.Y. Ting,
        Steiner minimal trees on sets of four points, DCG 2,
        1987, 401-414.

1044.   T. Asano, T. Asano, and H. Imai, Shortest path
        between two simple polygons, IPL 24, 1987, 285-288.

1045.   P. Widmayer and D. Wood, Time- and space-optimal
        contour computation for a set of rectangles, IPL 24,
        1987, 335-338.

1046.   J. Katajainen, O. Nevalainan, and J. Teuhola, A
        linear expected-time algorithm for computing planar
        relative neighborhood graphs, IPL 25, 1987, 77-86.

1047.   M.B. Dillencourt, A non-Hamiltonian, nondegenerate
        Delaunay triangulation, IPL 25, 1987, 149-151.






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1048.   C. Levcopoulos, An Z(n) lower bound for the
        nonoptimality of the greedy triangulation, IPL 25,
        1987, 247-251.

1049.   E. Merks, An optimal parallel algorithm for
        triangulating a set of points in the plane, Intl. J.
        Parallel Programming 15, 1986, 399-411.

1050.   G. Georgakopoulos and C.H. Papadimitriou, The 1-
        Steiner tree problem, J. Algorithms 8, 1987,
        122-130.

1051.   D.A. Plaisted and J. Hong, A heuristic triangulation
        algorithm, J. Algorithms 8, 1987, 405-437.

1052.   F. Aurenhammer, Power diagrams: properties,
        algorithms and applications, SIAM JC 16, 1987,
        78-96.

1053.   P. Widmayer, Y.F. Wu, and C.K. Wong, On some
        distance problems in fixed orientations, SIAM JC 16,
        1987, 728-746.

1054.   Y.F. Wu, P. Widmayer, M.D.F. Schlag, and C.K. Wong,
        Rectilinear shortest paths, T-COMP 36, 1987,
        321-331.

1055.   B. Chazelle and H. Edelsbrunner, An improved
        algorithm for constructing kth-order Voronoi
        diagrams, T-COMP 36, 1987, 1349-1354.

@bold H primed@.4. Containment, covering, decomposition,
packing, layout, etc.

1056.   T. Leighton and P. Shor, Tight bounds for minimax
        grid matching, with applications to the average case
        analysis of algorithms, STOC, 91-103.

1057.   M. Yannakakis, Four pages are necessary and
        sufficient for planar graphs, STOC, 104-108.

1058.   D.D. Sleator, R.E. Tarjan, and W.P. Thurston,
        Rotation distance, triangulations, and hyperbolic
        geometry, STOC, 122-135.

1059.   R.E. Tarjan and C.J. Van Wyk, A linear-time
        algorithm for triangulating simple polygons, STOC,
        380-383.






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1060.   F. Avnaim and J.D. Boissonnat, Simultaneous
        containment of several polygons, CG, 242-250.

1061.   R.A. Reckhow and J. Culberson, Covering a simple
        orthogonal polygon with a minimum number of
        orthogonally convex polygons, CG, 268-277.

1062.   D. Rappaport, Computing simple circuits from a set
        of line segments is NP-complete, CG, 322-330.

1063.   C.A. Baykan and M.S. Fox, An investigation of
        opportunistic constraint satisfaction in space
        planning, IJCAI, 1035-1038.

1064.   S. Kundu and R. Singh, Spatial reasoning in
        rectangular dissection, SRMSF, 82-91.

1065.   R.M. Karp, F.T. Leighton, R.L. Rivest, C.D.
        Thompson, U.V. Vazirani, and V.V. Vazirani, Global
        wire routing in two-dimensional arrays,
        Algorithmica 2, 1987, 113-129.

1066.   C. Levcopoulos and A. Lingas, On approximation
        behavior of the greedy triangulation for convex
        polygons, Algorithmica 2, 1987, 175-193.

1067.   S. Wagon, Fourteen proofs of a result about tiling a
        rectangle, American Mathematical Monthly 94, 1987,
        601-617.

1068.   L. Fejes Toth, Densest packing of translates of the
        union of two circles, DCG 1, 1986, 307-314.

1069.   R. Tamassia and I.G. Tollis, A unified approach to
        visibility representations of planar graphs, DCG 1,
        1986, 321-341.

1070.   P. Rosenstiehl and R.E. Tarjan, Rectilinear planar
        layouts and bipolar orientations of planar graphs,
        DCG 1, 1986, 343-353.

1071.   R.B. Hayward, A lower bound for the optimal
        crossing-free Hamiltonian cycle problem, DCG 2,
        1987, 327-343.

1072.   G. Fejes Toth, Finite coverings by translates of
        centrally symmetric convex domains, DCG 2, 1987,
        353-363.






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1073.   B. Becker and H.G. Osthof, Layouts with wires of
        bounded length, IC 73, 1987, 45-58.

1074.   F.M. Maley, An observation concerning constraint-
        based compaction, IPL 25, 1987, 119-122.

1075.   S.N. Bhatt and S.S. Cosmadakis, The complexity of
        minimizing wire lengths in VLSI layouts, IPL 25,
        1987, 263-267.

1076.   D.S. Hochbaum and W. Maas, Fast approximation
        algorithms for a nonconvex covering problem, J.
        Algorithms 8, 1987, 305-323.

1077.   T.H. Lai and A. Sprague, On the routability of a
        convex grid, J. Algorithms 8, 1987, 372-384.

1078.   B.S. Baker, S.J. Fortune, and S.R. Mahoney, Polygon
        containment under translation, J. Algorithms 7,
        1986, 532-548.

1079.   A. Mirzaian, River routing in VLSI, J. Computer &
        System Sciences 34, 1987, 43-54.

1080.   R. Tamassia, On embedding a graph in the grid with
        the minimum number of bends, SIAM JC 16, 1987,
        421-444.

1081.   B. Becker and G. Hotz, On the optimal layout of
        planar graphs, SIAM JC 16, 1987, 946-972.

1082.   N. Santoro, J.B. Sidney, S.J. Sidney, and J.
        Urrutia, Geometric containment and vector dominance,
        TCS 53, 1987, 345-352.

1083.   W.K. Luk, P. Sipala, and C.K. Wong, Minimum-area
        wiring for slicing structures, T-COMP 36, 1987,
        745-760.

1084.   D. Gordon, Efficient embeddings of binary trees in
        VLSI arrays, T-COMP 36, 1987, 1009-1018.

@bold H primed@.5. Path planning

1085.   C. Bajaj and M.S. Kin, Compliant motion planning
        with geometric models, CG, 171-180.

1086.   K.L. Clarkson, S. Kapoor, and P.M. Vaidya,
        Rectilinear shortest paths through polygonal
        obstacles in  O(nlog2n) time, CG, 251-257.




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1087.   M.G. Slack and D.P. Miller, Path planning through
        time and space in dynamic domains, IJCAI, 1067-1070.

1088.   D.W.J. Chubb, An introduction and analysis of a
        straight line path algorithm for use in binary
        domains, SRMSF, 220-229.

1089.   D.P. Miller and M.G. Slack, Efficient navigation
        through dynamic domains, SRMSF, 230-239.

1090.   S. Sifrony and M. Sharir, A new efficient motion-
        planning algorithm for a rod in two-dimensional
        polygonal space, Algorithmica 2, 1987, 367-402.

1091.   V.J. Lumelsky and A.A. Stepanov, Path-planning
        strategies for a point mobile automaton moving
        amidst unknown obstacles of arbitrary shape,
        Algorithmica 2, 1987, 403-430.

1092.   C. O'Dunlaing, Motion planning with inertial
        constraints, Algorithmica 2, 1987, 431-475.

1093.   M. Erdmann and T. Lozano-Perez, On multiple moving
        objects, Algorithmica 2, 1987, 477-521.

1094.   C.H. Papadimitriou and E.B. Silverberg, Optimal
        piecewise linear motion of an object among
        obstacles, Algorithmica 2, 1987, 523-539.

1095.   J.T. Schwartz and M. Sharir, On the ``piano movers''
        problem .1. The case of a two-dimensional rigid
        polygonal body moving amidst polygonal barriers,
        Comm. Pure Appl. Math. 36, 1983, 345-398.

1096.   D. Leven and M. Sharir, Planning a purely
        translational motion for a convex object in a two
        dimensional space using generalized Voronoi
        diagrams, DCG 2, 1987, 9-31.

1097.   D. Leven and M. Sharir, On the number of critical
        free contacts of a convex polygonal object moving in
        two-dimensional polygonal space, DCG 2, 1987,
        255-270.

1098.   D. Leven and M. Sharir, An efficient and simple
        motion planning algorithm for a ladder amidst
        polygonal barriers, J. Algorithms 8, 1987, 192-215.

1099.   V.J. Lumelsky, Algorithmic and complexity issues of
        robot motion in an uncertain environment, J.
        Complexity 3, 1987, 146-182.



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1100.   V. Kantabutra and S.R. Kosaraju, New algorithms for
        multilink robot arms, J. Computer & System
        Sciences 32, 1986, 136-153.

1101.   J.S. Singh and M.D. Wagh, Robot path planning using
        intersecting convex shapes: analysis and simulation,
        J-RA 3, 1987, 101-108.

1102.   C.K. Yap, How to move a chair through a door, J-
        RA 3, 1987, 172-181.

1103.   J.H. Reif and J.H. Storer, Minimizing turns for
        discrete movement in the interior of a polygon, J-
        RA 3, 1987, 182-193.

1104.   V.J. Lumelsky, Effect of kinematics on motion
        planning for planar robot arms moving amidst unknown
        obstacles, J-RA 3, 1987, 207-223.

1105.   M. Sharir, On shortest paths amidst convex
        polyhedra, SIAM JC 16, 1987, 561-572.

1106.   K.D. Rueb and A.K.C. Wong, Structuring free space as
        a hypergraph for roving robot path planning and
        navigation, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 263-273.

1107.   B.H. Lee and C.S.G. Lee, Collision-free motion
        planning of two robots, T-SMC 17, 1987, 21-32.

1108.   C.W. Reynolds, Flocks, herds, and schools: a
        distributed behavioral model, SIGGRAPH, 25-34.

I.  Color and texture

I.1.  Color

1109.   G. Healey and T.O. Binford, The role and use of
        color in a general vision system, IUW, 599-613.

1110.   G.J. Klinker, S.A. Shafer, and T. Kanade, Using a
        color reflection model to separate highlights from
        object color, IUW, 614-619.

1111.   G.J. Klinker, S.A. Shafer, and T. Kanade, Using a
        color reflection model to separate highlights from
        object color, ICCV, 145-150.

1112.   R. Gershon, A.D. Jepson, and J.K. Tsotsos, Highlight
        identification using chromatic information, ICCV,
        161-170.




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1113.   R. Gershon, A.D. Jepson, and J.K. Tsotsos, The use
        of color in highlight identification, IJCAI,
        752-754.

1114.   R. Gershon, A.D. Jepson, and J.K. Tsotsos, From [R,
        G, B] to surface reflectance: computing color
        constant descriptors in images, IJCAI, 755-758.

1115.   G. Healey and T.O. Binford, Color algorithms for a
        general vision system, IJCAI, 759-762.

1116.   M.W. Schwarz, W.B. Cowan, and J.C. Beatty, An
        experimental comparison of RGB, YIQ, LAB, HSV, and
        opponent  color models, TOG 6, 1987, 123-158.

1117.   D.T. Berry, Colour recognition using spectral
        signatures, PRL 6, 1987, 69-75.

1118.   S. Tominaga, Expansion of color images using three
        perceptual attributes, PRL 6, 1987, 77-85.

1119.   K. Ozawa, A picture synthesizing system with a
        database of semantic picture elements of ``Ukiyoe''
        colour wood-printed pictures, PRL 6, 1987, 87-93.

1120.   F. Bumbaca and K.C. Smith, Design and implementation
        of a colour vision model for computer vision
        applications, CVGIP 39, 1987, 226-245.

1121.   B.A. Wandell, The synthesis and analysis of color
        images, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 2-13.

I.2.  Texture:  Models, synthesis

1122.   D. Stoyan, W.S. Kendall, and J. Mecke, Stochastic
        Geometry and its Applications, Wiley, New York,
        1987.

1123.   E. Panayirci and R.C. Dubes, Spatial point processes
        and clustering tendency in exploratory data
        analysis, PRTA, 81-97.

1124.   M. Oka, K. Tsutsui, A. Ohba, Y. Karauchi, and T.
        Tago, Real-time manipulation of texture-mapped
        surfaces, SIGGRAPH, 181-188.

1125.   A.R. Smith, Planar 2-pass texture mapping and
        warping, SIGGRAPH, 263-272.






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1126.   M. Samek, C. Slean, and H. Weghorst, Texture mapping
        and distortion in digital graphics, VC 2, 1986,
        313-320.

1127.   D. Thalmann, A ``lifegame'' approach to surface
        modeling and rendering, VC 2, 1986, 384-390.

1128.   G.A. Mastin, P.A. Watterberg, and J.F. Mareda,
        Fourier synthesis of ocean scenes, CGA 7(3), 1987,
        16-23.

1129.   G. Wyvill, B. Wyvill, and C. McPheeters, Solid
        texturing of soft objects, CGA 7(12), 1987, 20-26.

1130.   J.P. Lewis, Generalized stochastic subdivision,
        TOG 6, 1987, 167-190.

1131.   P.Y. Ts'o and B.A. Barsky, Modeling and rendering
        waves:  wave-tracing using beta-splines and
        reflective and refractive texture mapping, TOG 6,
        1987, 191-214.

1132.   F.C. Jeng and J.W. Woods, On the relationship of the
        Markov mesh to the NSHP Markov chain, PRL 5, 1987,
        273-279.

1133.   V. Solo, Modeling of two-dimensional random fields
        by parametric cepstrum, IEEE Trans. Information
        Theory 32, 1986, 743-750.

1134.   J.M. Keller, R.M. Crownover, and R.Y. Chen,
        Characteristics of natural scenes related to the
        fractal dimension, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 621-627.

1135.   N. Dodd, Multispectral texture synthesis using
        fractal concepts, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 703-707.

I.3.  Texture:  description

1136.   E. Oja and J. Parkkinen, Texture subspaces, PRTA,
        21-33.

1137.   H. Voorhees and T. Poggio, Detecting blobs as
        textons in natural images, IUW, 892-899.

1138.   R.A. Rensink, On the visual discrimination of self-
        similar random textures, WCV, 240-242.

1139.   S.J. Roan, J.K. Aggarwal, and W.N. Martin, Multiple
        resolution imagery and texture analysis, PR 20,
        1987, 17-31.



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1140.   S. Chang, L.S. Davis, S.M. Dunn, J.O. Eklundh, and
        A. Rosenfeld, Texture discrimination by projective
        invariants, PRL 5, 1987, 337-342.

1141.   A.S.K. Lau, Knowledge based and statistical
        techniques applied to textural image
        classifications, PRL 6, 1987, 95-100.

1142.   D.C. He, L. Wang, and J. Guibert, Texture feature
        extraction, PRL 6, 1987, 269-273.

1143.   M. Iizuka, Quantitative evaluation of similar images
        with quasi-gray levels, CVGIP 38, 1987, 342-360.

1144.   A.R. Figueiras-Vidal, J.M. Paez-Borrallo, and R.
        Garcia-Gomez, On using cooccurrence matrices to
        detect periodicities, T-ASSP 35, 1987, 114-116.

1145.   F. Heitz and H. Maitre, Application of
        autoregressive models to fine arts painting
        analysis, SP 13, 1987, 1-14.

I.4.  Texture:  segmentation

1146.   P.A. Devijver and M.M. Dekesel, Learning the
        parameters of a hidden Markov random field image
        model: a simple example, PRTA, 141-163.

1147.   D. Geman, S. Geman, and C. Graffigne, Locating
        texture and object boundaries, PRTA, 165-177.

1148.   H. Voorhees and T. Poggio, Detecting textons and
        texture boundaries in natural images, ICCV, 250-258.

1149.   K.B. Eom and R.L. Kashyap, Texture and intensity
        edge detection with random field models, WCV, 29-34.

1150.   A.C. Bovik, M. Clark, and W.S. Geisler,
        Computational texture analysis using localized
        spatial filtering, WCV, 201-206.

1151.   R. Vistnes, Computer texture analysis and
        segmentation, WCV, 231-233.

1152.   Z. Fan and F.S. Cohen, Textured image segmentation
        as a multiple hypothesis test, WCV, 234-236.

1153.   J. Fairfield, Finding edges and skeletons in
        textured images by comparison of diffused
        histograms, WCV, 321-323.




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1154.   D. Chetverikov, Texture imperfections, PRL 6, 1987,
        45-50.

1155.   M. Clark, A.C. Bovik, and W.S. Geisler, Texture
        segmentation using Gabor modulation/demodulation,
        PRL 6, 1987, 261-267.

1156.   K.A. Stevens and A. Brookes, Detecting structure by
        symbolic constructions on tokens, CVGIP 37, 1987,
        238-260.

1157.   J. Beck, A. Sutter, and R. Ivry, Spatial frequency
        channels and perceptual grouping in texture
        segregation, CVGIP 37, 1987, 299-325.

1158.   M. Kass and W. Witkin, Analyzing oriented patterns,
        CVGIP 37, 1987, 362-385.

1159.   H. Yamada and T. Kasvand, Transparent object
        extraction from regular textured backgrounds by
        using binary parallel operations, CVGIP 40, 1987,
        41-53.

1160.   H. Derin and C.S. Won, A parallel image segmentation
        algorithm using relaxation with varying
        neighborhoods and its mapping to array processors,
        CVGIP 40, 1987, 54-78.

1161.   H. Derin and H. Elliott, Modeling and segmentation
        of noisy and textured images using Gibbs random
        fields, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 39-55.

J.  Three-dimensional scene analysis

J.1.  Range data acquisition and analysis

1162.   J.L. Mundy and G.B. Porter III, A three-dimensional
        sensor based on structured light, TDMV, 3-61.

1163.   S.K. Case, J.A. Jalkio, and R.C. Kim, 3-D vision
        system analysis and design, TDMV, 63-95.

1164.   M.D. Altschuler, K. Bae, B.R. Altschuler, J.T.
        Dijak, L.A. Tamburino, and B. Woolford, Robot vision
        by encoded light beams, TDMV, 97-149.

1165.   T. Kanade and M. Fuhrman, A noncontact optical
        proximity sensor for measuring surface shape, TDMV,
        151-192.





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1166.   R. Bajcsy, E. Krotkov, and M. Mintz, Models of
        errors and mistakes in machine perception.  Part 1.
        First results for computer vision range
        measurements, IUW, 194-204.

1167.   K. Sato and S. Inokuchi, Range-imaging system
        utilizing nematic liquid crystal mask, ICCV,
        657-661.

1168.   E.P. Shironoshita, B. Hussain, and M. Kabuka, Real-
        time algorithm for three-dimensional position
        verification, WCV, 247-251.

1169.   P. Grossmann, Depth from focus, PRL 5, 1987, 63-69.

1170.   M. Ishii, S. Sakane, M. Kakikura, and Y. Mikami, A
        3-D sensor system for teaching robot paths and
        environments, IJRR 6(2), 1987, 45-59.

1171.   E. Krotkov, Focusing, IJCV 1, 1987, 223-237.

1172.   K.L. Boyer and A.C. Kak, Color-encoded structured
        light for rapid active ranging, T-PAMI 9, 1987,
        14-28.

1173.   Y.F. Wang, A. Mitiche, and J.K. Aggarwal,
        Computation of surface orientation and structure of
        objects using grid coding, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 129-137.

1174.   A.P. Pentland, A new sense for depth of field, T-
        PAMI 9, 1987, 522-531.

1175.   J. Ponce and M. Brady, Toward a surface primal
        sketch, TDMV, 195-240.

1176.   B.C. Vemuri, A. Mitiche, and J.K. Aggarwal, 3-D
        object representation from range data using
        intrinsic surface properties, TDMV, 241-266.

1177.   K. Sugihara, Use of vertex-type knowledge for range
        data analysis, TDMV, 267-298.

1178.   M.J. Daily, J.G. Harris, and K. Reiser, Detecting
        obstacles in range imagery, IUW, 87-97.

1179.   T.J. Fan, G. Medioni, and R. Nevatia, Surface
        segmentation and description from curvature
        features, IUW, 351-359.






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1180.   K. Rao and R. Nevatia, From sparse 3-D data directly
        to volumetric shape descriptions, IUW, 360-369.

1181.   P.T. Sander and S.W. Zucker, Tracing surfaces for
        surfacing traces, ICCV, 241-249.

1182.   R.M. Bolle, R. Kjeldsen, and D. Sabbah, Primitive
        shape extraction from depth maps, WCV, 324-326.

1183.   J.G. Leu, I.K. Sethi, and G. Yu, Range image
        segmentation from equidistance contours, WCV,
        339-341.

1184.   P.G. Selfridge, Using a simple shape measure to
        improve automatic 3D reconstruction, PRL 5, 1987,
        343-347.

1185.   G. Bevacqua and R. Floris, A surface specific-line
        tracking and slope recognition algorithm, CVGIP 40,
        1987, 219-227.

1186.   R. Hoffman and A.K. Jain, Segmentation and
        classification of range images, T-PAMI 9, 1987,
        608-620.

1187.   D. Dario and G. Buttazzo, An anthropomorphic robot
        finger for investigating artificial tactile
        perception, IJRR 6(3), 1987, 25-48.

1188.   J.W. Jameson and L.J. Liefer, Automatic grasping:
        an optimization approach, T-SMC 17, 1987, 806-814.

1189.   W.E. Lorensen and H.E. Cline, Marching cubes: a high
        resolution 3D surface construction algorithm,
        SIGGRAPH, 163-170.

J.2.  ``Shape from x'', etc.

1190.   R. Bajcsy and S. Stansfield, Tactile information
        processing, PSCV, 341-356.

1191.   K. Kanatani, Detection of surface orientation and
        motion from texture by a stereological technique,
        IU1985-6, 45-71.

1192.   J. Ponce, D. Chelberg, and W. Mann, Analytical
        properties of generalized cylinders and their
        projections, IUW, 340-350.






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1193.   J.R. Kender and E.M. Smith, Shape from darkness:
        deriving surface information from dynamic shadows,
        IUW, 399-406.

1194.   M.L. Moerdler and J.R. Kender, An integrated system
        that unifies multiple shape from texture algorithms,
        IUW, 574-580.

1195.   J.R. Kender and D.G. Freudenstein, What is a
        ``degenerate'' view?, IUW, 589-598.

1196.   D. Cyrluk, D. Kapur, J.L. Mundy, and V. Nguyen, The
        formation of partial 3D models from 2D projections-
        an application of algebraic reasoning, IUW, 798-809.

1197.   L.B. Wolff, Spectral and polarization stereo methods
        using a single light source, IUW, 810-820.

1198.   L.B. Wolff, Surface curvature and contour from
        photometric stereo, IUW, 821-824.

1199.   G. Healey and T.O. Binford, Local shape from
        specularity, IUW, 874-887.

1200.   P. Giblin and R. Weiss, Reconstruction of surfaces
        from profiles, IUW, 900-908.

1201.   L.G. Brown and H.A.H. Ibrahim, A parallel
        implementation and exploration of Witkin's shape
        from texture method, IUW, 927-932.

1202.   V. Nalwa, Line-drawing interpretation:  straight-
        lines and conic-sections, IUW, 942-955.

1203.   V. Nalwa, Line-drawing interpretation:  bilateral
        symmetry, IUW, 956-967.

1204.   R.T. Frankot and R. Chellappa, A method for
        enforcing integrability in shape from shading
        algorithms, ICCV, 118-127.

1205.   A. Naeve and J.O. Eklundh, On projective geometry
        and the recovery of 3-D structure, ICCV, 128-135.

1206.   P. Giblin and R. Weiss, Reconstruction of surfaces
        from profiles, ICCV, 136-144.

1207.   G. Healey and T.O. Binford, Local shape from
        specularity, ICCV, 151-160.





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1208.   H.H. Bulthoff and H.A. Mallot, Interaction of
        different modules in depth perception, ICCV,
        295-305.

1209.   R. Horaud and M. Brady, On the geometric
        interpretation of image contours, ICCV, 374-382.

1210.   M. Asada, Cylindrical shape from contour and shading
        without knowledge of lighting conditions or surface
        albedo, ICCV, 412-416.

1211.   D. Blostein and N. Ahuja, Representation and three-
        dimensional interpretation of image texture: an
        integrated approach, ICCV, 444-449.

1212.   J.R. Kender and E.M. Smith, Shape from darkness:
        deriving surface information from dynamic shadows,
        ICCV, 539-546.

1213.   J. Ponce, D. Chelberg, and W. Mann, Invariant
        properties of the projections of straight
        homogeneous generalized cylinders, ICCV, 631-635.

1214.   L.B. Wolff, Spectral and polarization stereo methods
        using a single light source, ICCV, 708-715.

1215.   G. Xu and S. Tsuji, Inferring surfaces from
        boundaries, ICCV, 716-720.

1216.   M.L. Moerdler and J.R. Kender, An integrated system
        that unifies multiple shape from texture algorithms,
        AAAI, 723-727.

1217.   G. Xu and S. Tsuji, Recovering surface shape from
        boundary, IJCAI, 731-733.

1218.   J. Malik, Recovering three dimensional shape from a
        single image of curved objects, IJCAI, 734-737.

1219.   J.(Y.) Aloimonos, Combining sources of information
        in vision.  I. Computing shape from shading and
        motion, IJCAI, 739-741.

1220.   V.D. Nguyen, Exploiting 2D topology in labeling
        polyhedral images, IJCAI, 787-789.

1221.   M. Asada, Determining cylindrical shape from contour
        and shading, IJCAI, 797-800.






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1222.   J.R. Kender and D.G. Freudenstein, What is a
        ``degenerate'' view?, IJCAI, 801-804.

1223.   T. Iberall, Grasp planning for human prehension,
        IJCAI, 1153-1156.

1224.   M.L. Moerdler and J.R. Kender, An approach to the
        fusion of multiple shape from texture algorithms,
        SRMSF, 272-281.

1225.   M. Subbarao, Direct recovery of depth-map I:
        differential methods, WCV, 58-65.

1226.   L.B. Wolff, Shape from polarization images, WCV,
        79-85.

1227.   H. Printz, Finding the orientation of a cone or
        cylinder, WCV, 94-99.

1228.   S.K. Srivastava and N. Ahuja, An algorithm for
        generating octrees from object silhouettes in
        perspective views, WCV, 363-365.

1229.   E. Mingolla and J.T. Todd, Perception of solid shape
        from shading, Biological Cybernetics 53, 1986,
        137-151.

1230.   K.I. Kobori, N. Futagami, and I. Nishioka, Automated
        generation of simply connected solid objects from
        wire-frame data using operations on graphs, VC 2,
        1986, 335-341.

1231.   K. Ikeuchi, Determining a depth map using a dual
        photometric stereo, IJRR 6(1), 1987, 15-31.

1232.   J.H. Rieger, On the classification of views of
        piecewise smooth objects, IVC 5, 1987, 91-97.

1233.   J. Malik, Interpreting line drawings of curved
        objects, IJCV 1, 1987, 73-103.

1234.   J. Ponce and D. Chelberg, Finding the limbs and
        cusps of generalized cylinders, IJCV 1, 1987,
        195-210.

1235.   M. Potmesil, Generating octree models of 3D objects
        from their silhouettes in a sequence of images,
        CVGIP 40, 1987, 1-29.






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1236.   L.N. Hambrick, M.H. Loew, and R.L. Carroll Jr., The
        entry-exit method of shadow boundary segmentation,
        T-PAMI 9, 1987, 597-607.

J.3.  Representation and modeling

1237.   G.E. Farin, ed., Geometric Modeling:  Algorithms and
        New Tools (Albany, NY, 1985), SIAM, 1987.

1238.   R.H. Bartels, J.C. Beatty, and B.A. Barsky, An
        Introduction to the Use of Splines in Computer
        Graphics and Geometric Modeling, Morgan Kaufmann,
        Los Altos, CA, 1987.

1239.   M. Mantyla, An Introduction to Solid Modeling,
        Computer Science Press, Rockville, MD, 1988.

1240.   B.M. Bennett and D.D. Hoffman, Shape decomposition
        for visual recognition: the role of transversality,
        IU1985-6, 215-256.

1241.   J.J. Koenderink, An internal representation for
        solid shape based on the topological properties of
        the apparent contour, IU1985-6, 257-285.

1242.   J. Ponce and D. Chelberg, Localized intersections
        computation for solid modeling with straight
        homogeneous generalized cylinders, IUW, 933-941.

1243.   R. Bajcsy and F. Solina, Three-dimensional object
        representation revisited, ICCV, 231-240.

1244.   H. Plantinga and C.R. Dyer, The Asp:  A continuous
        viewer-centered representation for 3D object
        recognition, ICCV, 626-630.

1245.   A. Yuille and M. Leighton, 3D symmetry-curvature
        duality theorems, ICCV, 721-726.

1246.   J. Warren, Blending quadric surfaces with quadric
        and cubic splines, CG, 341-347.

1247.   A. Schwartz and C. Stanton, Analyzing surfaces: the
        truth about elimination theory, CG, 348-353.

1248.   B. Von Herzen and A.H. Barr, Accurate triangulations
        of deformed, intersecting surfaces, SIGGRAPH,
        103-110.






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1249.   G.A. Crocker and W.F. Reinke, Boundary evaluation of
        non-convex primitives to produce trimmed surfaces,
        SIGGRAPH, 129-136.

1250.   W.C. Thibault and B.F. Naylor, Set operations on
        polyhedra using binary space partitioning trees,
        SIGGRAPH, 153-162.

1251.   D. Terzopoulos, J. Platt, A. Barr, and K. Fleischer,
        Elastically deformable models, SIGGRAPH, 205-214.

1252.   A. Witkin, K. Fleischer, and A. Barr, Energy
        constraints on parameterized models, SIGGRAPH,
        225-232.

1253.   A.P. Blicher, A shape representation based on
        geometric topology: bumps, Gaussian curvature, and
        the topological zodiac, IJCAI, 767-770.

1254.   J.H. Stewman and K.W. Bowyer, Aspect graphs for
        convex planar-face objects, WCV, 123-130.

1255.   J. Ponce, D. Chelberg, D.J. Kriegman, and W. Mann,
        Geometric modelling with generalized cylinders, WCV,
        268-270.

1256.   P. Van Hove, Silhouette-slice theorems, WCV,
        295-297.

1257.   G. Wyvill and T.L. Kunii, A functional model for
        constructive solid geometry, VC 1, 1985, 3-14.

1258.   K. Kronlof and M. Tamminen, A viewing pipeline for
        discrete solid modeling, VC 1, 1985, 24-36.

1259.   C. Hoffmann and J. Hopcroft, Automatic surface
        generation in computer aided design, VC 1, 1985,
        92-100.

1260.   S. Kitaoka, Experimental CSG environment for
        modelling solid, VC 2, 1986, 9-14.

1261.   X. Yu, N. Ohbo, T. Masuda, and Y. Fujiwara, Database
        support for solid modeling, VC 2, 1986, 358-366.

1262.   K. Anjyo, T. Ochi, Y. Usami, and Y. Kawashima, A
        practical method of constructing surfaces in three-
        dimensional digitized space, VC 3, 1987, 4-12.






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1263.   L. DeFloriani, Surface representations based on
        triangular grids, VC 3, 1987, 27-50.

1264.   M. Mantyla, Boolean operations of 2-manifolds
        through vertex neighborhood classification, TOG 5,
        1986, 1-29.

1265.   A.H. Nasri, Polyhedral subdivision methods for
        free-form surfaces, TOG 6, 1987, 29-73.

1266.   E. Cohen, A new local basis for designing with
        tensioned splines, TOG 6, 1987, 81-122.

1267.   Y.C. Lee and K.S. Fu, Machine understanding of CSG:
        extraction and unification of manufacturing
        features, CGA 7(1), 1987, 20-32.

1268.   M.S. Casale, Free-form solid modeling with trimmed
        surface patches, CGA 7(1), 1987, 33-43.

1269.   L. Piegl, Infinite control points-a method for
        representing surfaces of revolution using boundary
        data, CGA 7(3), 1987, 45-55.

1270.   S. Coquillart, A control-point-based sweeping
        technique, CGA 7(11), 1987, 36-45.

1271.   H. Chiyokura, An extended rounding operation for
        modeling solids with free-form surfaces, CGA 7(12),
        1987, 27-36.

1272.   C.D. Woodward, Cross-sectional design of B-spline
        surfaces, C&G 11, 1987, 193-201.

1273.   M.J. Zyda, A.R. Jones, and P.G. Hogan, Surface
        construction from planar contours, C&G 11, 1987,
        393-408.

1274.   A. Kemper and M. Wallrath, An analysis of geometric
        modeling in database systems, Computing Surveys 19,
        1987, 47-91.

1275.   B. Bhanu and C.C. Ho, CAD-based 3D object
        representation for robot vision, Computer 20(8),
        1987, 19-35.

1276.   J.W. Roach, P.K. Paripati, and J.S. Wright, A CAD
        system based on spherical dual representations,
        Computer 20(8), 1987, 37-44.





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1277.   Y.C. Kim and J.K. Aggarwal, Rectangular
        parallellepiped coding for solid modelling, Intl. J.
        Robotics & Automation  1, 1986, 77-85.

1278.   V.G. Ajjanagadde and L.M. Patnaik, Systolic
        architecture for B-spline surfaces, Intl. J.
        Parallel Programming 15, 1986, 551-565.

1279.   D.J. Walton, Terrain modelling with B-spline type
        surfaces defined on curved knot lines, IVC 5, 1987,
        37-43.

1280.   R. Fisher, SMS: a suggestive modelling system for
        object recognition, IVC 5, 1987, 98-104.

1281.   J. Knapman, Dupin's cyclide and the cyclide patch,
        IVC 5, 1987, 167-173.

1282.   M.R. Korn and C.R. Dyer, 3-D multiview object
        representations for model-based object recognition,
        PR 20, 1987, 91-103.

1283.   J.C. Fiala and R.M. Haralick, Comparison of a
        regular and an irregular decomposition of regions
        and volumes, PR 20, 1987, 309-319.

1284.   B. Bhanu, C.C. Ho, and T. Henderson, 3-D model
        building for computer vision, PRL 5, 1987, 349-356.

1285.   J. Ponce and O. Faugeras, An object centered
        hierarchical representation for 3D objects: the
        prism tree, CVGIP 38, 1987, 1-28.

1286.   J. Weng and N. Ahuja, Octrees of objects in
        arbitrary motion: representation and efficiency,
        CVGIP 39, 1987, 167-185.

J.4.  Synthesis

1287.   M. Shinya, T. Takahashi, and S. Naito, Principles
        and applications of pencil tracing, SIGGRAPH, 45-54.

1288.   J. Arvo and D. Kirk, Fast ray tracing by ray
        classification, SIGGRAPH, 55-64.

1289.   S.L. Lien, M. Shantz, and V. Pratt, Adaptive forward
        differencing for rendering curves and surfaces,
        SIGGRAPH, 111-118.






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1290.   J.M. Snyder and A.H. Barr, Ray tracing complex
        models containing surface tessellations, SIGGRAPH,
        119-128.

1291.   A. Kaufman, Efficient algorithms for 3D scan-
        conversion of parametric curves, surfaces, and
        volumes, SIGGRAPH, 171-179.

1292.   M. Shantz and S.L. Lien, Shading bicubic patches,
        SIGGRAPH, 189-196.

1293.   B. Cabral, N. Max, and R. Springmeyer, Bidirectional
        reflection functions from surface bump maps,
        SIGGRAPH, 273-281.

1294.   W.T. Reeves, D.H. Salesin, and R.L. Cook, Rendering
        antialiased shadows with depth maps, SIGGRAPH,
        283-291.

1295.   H.E. Rushmeier and K.E. Torrance, The zonal method
        for calculating light intensities in the presence of
        a participating medium, SIGGRAPH, 293-302.

1296.   T. Nishita, Y. Miyawaki, and E. Nakamae, A shading
        model for atmospheric scattering considering
        luminous intensity distribution of light sources,
        SIGGRAPH, 303-310.

1297.   J.R. Wallace, A two-pass solution to the rendering
        equation: a synthesis of ray tracing and radiosity
        methods, SIGGRAPH, 311-320.

1298.   O. Nurmi, A fast line-sweep algorithm for hidden
        line elimination, BIT 25, 1985, 466-472.

1299.   W.R. Franklin and V. Akman, Reconstructing visible
        regions from visible segments, BIT 26, 1986,
        430-441.

1300.   S.W. Thomas, Dispersive refraction in ray tracing,
        VC 2, 1986, 3-8.

1301.   D. Rappaport, A linear algorithm for eliminating
        hidden lines from a polygonal cylinder, VC 2, 1986,
        44-53.

1302.   R. Hall, A characterization of illumination models
        and shading techniques, VC 2, 1986, 268-277.






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1303.   D.P. Greenberg, M.F. Cohen, and K.E. Torrance,
        Radiosity: a method for computing global
        illumination, VC 2, 1986, 291-297.

1304.   D.R. Baum, J.R. Wallace, M.F. Cohen, and D.P.
        Greenberg, The back-buffer algorithm:  an extension
        of the radiosity method to dynamic environments,
        VC 2, 1986, 298-306.

1305.   S. Yokoi, K. Kurashige, and J.I. Toriwaki, Rendering
        gems with asterism or chatoyancy, VC 2, 1986,
        307-312.

1306.   C. Upson, The visual simulation of amorphous
        phenomena, VC 2, 1986, 321-326.

1307.   M. Inakage, Caustics and specular reflection models
        for spherical objects and lenses, VC 2, 1986,
        379-383.

1308.   H. Kobayashi, T. Nakamura, and Y. Shigei, Parallel
        processing of an object space for image synthesis
        using ray tracing, VC 3, 1987, 13-22.

1309.   B. Arnaldi, T. Priol, and K. Bovatouch, A new space
        subdivision method for ray tracing CSG modelled
        scenes, VC 3, 1987, 98-108.

1310.   D.B. Kirk, The simulation of natural features using
        cone tracing, VC 3, 1987, 63-71.

1311.   G.W. Meyer, H.E. Rushmeier, M.F. Cohen, D.P.
        Greenberg, and K.E. Torrance, An experimental
        evaluation of computer graphics imagery, TOG 5,
        1986, 30-50.

1312.   M. McKenna, Worst-case optimal hidden-surface
        removal, TOG 6, 1987, 19-28.

1313.   R.V. Klassen, Modeling the effect of the atmosphere
        on light, TOG 6, 1987, 215-237.

1314.   A. Klein, Modelling 3D shaded solids of arbitrary
        shape using an edge-oriented algorithm, C&G 10,
        1986, 327-331.

1315.   M. Gervautz, Three improvements of the ray tracing
        algorithm for CSG trees, C&G 10, 1986, 333-339.






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1316.   C. Sobhanpanah and I.O. Angell, Polygonal mesh and
        quad-tree display algorithms for nonconvex crystal
        structures, C&G 10, 1986, 341-349.

1317.   J.R. Rankin, A geometric hidden-line processing
        algorithm, C&G 11, 1987, 11-19.

1318.   J. Amanatides, Realism in computer graphics:  a
        survey, CGA 7(1), 1987, 44-56.

1319.   P.K. Robertson, Fast perspective views of images
        using one-dimensional operations, CGA 7(2), 1987,
        47-56.

1320.   R. Pulleybank and J. Kapenga, The feasibility of a
        VLSI chip for ray tracing bicubic patches, CGA 7(3),
        1987, 33-44.

1321.   J. Goldsmith and J. Salmon, Automatic creation of
        object hierarchies for ray tracing, CGA 7(5), 1987,
        14-20.

1322.   C. Montani and M. Re, Vector and raster hidden-
        surface removal using parallel connected strips,
        CGA 7(7), 1987, 14-23.

1323.   A. Rockwood, A generalized scanning technique for
        display of parametrically defined surfaces,
        CGA 7(8), 1987, 15-26.

1324.   G.A. Crocker, Screen-area coherence for interactive
        scanline display algorithms, CGA 7(9), 1987, 10-17.

1325.   X. Pueyo and P. Brunet, A parametric-space-based
        scan-line algorithm for rendering bicubic surfaces,
        CGA 7(11), 1987, 17-25.

1326.   R.A. Reynolds, D. Gordon, and L.S. Chen, A dynamic
        screen technique for shaded graphics display of
        slice-represented objects, CVGIP 38, 1987, 275-298.

1327.   R.H. Guting and T. Ottmann, New algorithms for
        special cases of the hidden line elimination
        problem, CVGIP 40, 1987, 188-204.










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J.5.  Recognition

1328.   D.W. Thompson and J.L. Mundy, Model-directed object
        recognition on the connection machine, IUW, 98-106.

1329.   P.R. Cooper and S.C. Hollbach, Parallel recognition
        of objects comprised of pure structure, IUW,
        381-391.

1330.   W. Lin, Using occluding contours for object
        recognition, IUW, 909-914.

1331.   L. DeFloriani, A graph-based approach to object
        feature recognition, CG, 100-109.

1332.   D. Terzopoulos, A. Witkin, and M. Kass, Symmetry-
        seeking models for 3D object reconstruction, ICCV,
        269-276.

1333.   C.H. Chien and J.K. Aggarwal, Shape recognition from
        single silhouettes, ICCV, 481-490.

1334.   J.B. Burns and L.J. Kitchen, Recognition in 2D
        images of 3D objects from large model bases using
        prediction hierarchies, IJCAI, 763-766.

1335.   P. Van Hove, Model-based silhouette recognition,
        WCV, 88-93.

1336.   Y. Sato, R. Tamano, and S. Tamura, Connectionist
        approach to 3-D object recognition:  matching of
        parameterized models and monocular image, WCV,
        252-254.

1337.   R.R. Goldberg and D.G. Lowe, Verification of 3-D
        parametric models in 2-D image data, WCV, 255-257.

1338.   D.G. Lowe, Three-dimensional object recognition from
        single two-dimensional images, AI 31, 1987, 355-395.

1339.   K.C. Chang and W.H. Tsai, 3-D object inspection from
        multiple camera views, IJPRAI 1, 1987, 85-102.

1340.   D.G. Lowe, The viewpoint consistency constraint,
        IJCV 1, 1987, 57-72.

1341.   D. Terzopoulos, A. Witkin, and M. Kass, Symmetry-
        seeking models and 3D object reconstruction, IJCV 1,
        1987, 211-221.





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1342.   A.M. Wallace, Matching segmented scenes to models
        using pairwise relationships between features,
        IVC 5, 1987, 114-120.

1343.   J. Ben-Ari and A.Z. Meiri, 3D objects recognition by
        optimal matching search of multinary relations
        graphs, CVGIP 37, 1987, 345-361.

1344.   R. Horaud, New methods for matching 3-D objects with
        single perspective views, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 401-412.

1345.   T.C. Henderson, C. Hansen, and B. Bhanu, Intrinsic
        characteristics as the interface between CAD and
        machine vision systems, PRTA, 461-470.

1346.   O.D. Faugeras and M. Hebert, The representation,
        recognition, and positioning of 3-D shapes from
        range data, TDMV, 301-313.

1347.   M. Oshima and Y. Shirai, An object recognition
        system using three-dimensional information, TDMV,
        355-397.

1348.   R.C. Bolles and P. Horaud, 3DPO:  A three-
        dimensional part orientation system, TDMV, 399-450.

1349.   D.G. Morgenthaler, K.D. Gremban, M. Nathan, and J.D.
        Bradstreet, The ITA range image processing system,
        IUW, 127-142.

1350.   C.I. Connolly, J.L. Mundy, J.R. Stenstrom, and D.W.
        Thompson, Matching from 3-D range models into 3-D
        intensity scenes, ICCV, 65-72.

1351.   R. Hoffman and A.K. Jain, An evidence-based 3D
        vision system for range images, ICCV, 521-525.

1352.   J. Knapman, 3D model identification from stereo
        data, ICCV, 547-551.

1353.   A.P. Pentland, Recognition by parts, ICCV, 612-620.

1354.   F. Solina and R. Bajcsy, Range image interpretation
        of mail pieces with superquadrics, AAAI, 733-737.

1355.   R.B. Fisher, Model invocation for three dimensional
        scene understanding, IJCAI, 805-807.

1356.   B. Arbab, Object identification from parallel light
        stripes, IJCAI, 1145-1148.




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1357.   G. Silverman, R. Tsai, and M. Lavin, Locating
        polyhedral objects from edge point data, IJCAI,
        1149-1152.

1358.   B. Arbab, Mask: an object identification algorithm,
        SRMSF, 107-117.

1359.   T.E. Boult and A.D. Gross, Recovery of superquadrics
        from depth information, SRMSF, 128-137.

1360.   B.C. Vemuri and J.K. Aggarwal, Resolving the
        orientation and identity of an object from range
        data, SRMSF, 178-187.

1361.   M. Magee and M. Nathan, Spatial reasoning, sensor
        repositioning and disambiguation in 3D model based
        recognition, SRMSF, 262-271.

1362.   R. Tsai, G. Silverman, and M. Lavin, Locating
        polyhedral objects from edge point data, SRMSF,
        282-292.

1363.   C. Hansen and T. Henderson, CAGD-based computer
        vision, WCV, 100-105.

1364.   J.G. Verly, B.D. Williams, and D.E. Dudgeon,
        Automatic object recognition from range imagery
        using appearance models, WCV, 244-246.

1365.   M. Magee and M. Nathan, A viewpoint independent
        modeling approach to object recognition, J-RA 3,
        1987, 351-356.

1366.   D.W. Murray, Model-based recognition using 3D
        structure from motion, IVC 5, 1987, 85-90.

1367.   D.W. Murray, Model-based recognition using 3D shape
        alone, CVGIP 40, 1987, 250-266.

1368.   M. Dhome and T. Kasvand, Polyhedra recognition by
        hypothesis accumulation, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 429-438.

1369.   W.E.L. Grimson and T. Lozano-Perez, Recognition and
        localization of overlapping parts from sparse data,
        TDMV, 451-510.

1370.   R.A. Jarvis, A semantic-free approach to 3-D robot
        color vision, TDMV, 565-609.






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1371.   K. Ikeuchi, Recompiling a geometrical model into an
        interpretation tree for object recognition in bin-
        packing tasks, IUW, 321-329.

1372.   G. Hu and G. Stockman, 3D scene analysis via fusion
        of light striped image and intensity image, SRMSF,
        138-147.

1373.   W. Kasprzak, A linguistic approach to 3-D object
        recognition, C&G 11, 1987, 427-443.

1374.   K. Ikeuchi, Generating an interpretation tree from a
        CAD model for 3D-object recognition in bin-picking
        tasks, IJCV 1, 1987, 145-165.

1375.   W.E.L. Grimson and T. Lozano-Perez, Localizing
        overlapping parts by searching the interpretation
        tree, T-PAMI 9, 1987, 469-482.

J.6.  3D geometry; miscellaneous

1376.   D. Dobkin, H. Edelsbrunner, and C.K. Yap, Probing
        convex polytopes, STOC, 424-432.

1377.   I. Barany and Z. Furedi, Computing the volume is
        difficult, STOC, 442-447.

1378.   D.P. Dobkin and M.J. Laszlo, Primitives for the
        manipulation of three-dimensional subdivisions, CG,
        86-99.

1379.   R.L.(S.) Drysdale III and R.B. Jerard, Discrete
        simulation of NC machining, CG, 126-135.

1380.   Y. Ke and J. O'Rourke, Moving a ladder in three
        dimensions: upper and lower bounds, CG, 136-145.

1381.   R. Seidel, On the number of faces in higher-
        dimensional Voronoi diagrams, CG, 181-185.

1382.   D. Avis and R. Wenger, Algorithms for line
        transversals in space, CG, 300-307.

1383.   C.N. Lee and A. Rosenfeld, Computing the Euler
        number of a 3D image, ICCV, 567-571.

1384.   B. Mishra, J.T. Schwartz, and M. Sharir, On the
        existence and synthesis of multifinger positive
        grips, Algorithmica 2, 1987, 541-558.





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1385.   E.A. Bender, The number of three-dimensional convex
        polyhedra, American Mathematical Montly 94, 1987,
        7-21.

1386.   G. Elekes, A geometric inequality and the complexity
        of computing volume, DCG 1, 1986, 289-292.

1387.   Z. Furedi, Random polytopes in the d-dimensional
        cube, DCG 1, 1986, 315-319.

1388.   D. Avis and H. ElGindy, Triangulating point sets in
        space, DCG 2, 1987, 99-111.

1389.   D.M. Mount, Storing the subdivision of a polyhedral
        surface, DCG 2, 1987, 153-174.

1390.   I. Barany and Z. Furedi, Computing the volume is
        difficult, DCG 2, 1987, 314-326.

1391.   A. Nakamura and K. Aizawa, Detection of interlocking
        components in three-dimensional digital pictures,
        IS 40, 1986, 143-153.

1392.   E.M. Ehlers and S.H. Von Solms, A hierarchy of
        random-context grammars and automata, IS 42, 1987,
        1-29.

1393.   B. Chazelle and D.P. Dobkin, Intersection of convex
        objects in two and three dimensions, J. ACM 34,
        1987, 1-27.

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                           Author Index
                   (Numbers denote references)



        Aarts, E.H.L. 166
        Abdel-Rahman, T.S. 432
        Abe, K. 907
        Abrahamson, K. 736
        Abramovich, A. 244
        Acharya, R.S. 237
        Adorni, G. 663
        Afshartous, N. 454
        Aggarwal, A. 988, 1032, 1040
        Aggarwal, J.K. 42, 470, 471, 484, 514, 619, 682, 753, 763, 835,
         895, 1139, 1173, 1176, 1277, 1333, 1360
        Aggarwal, R. 311
        Ahlers, R.J. 242
        Ahmed, P. 203
        Ahn, J. 217
        Ahuja, N. 743, 800, 821, 845, 1211, 1228, 1286
        Aibara, T. 930
        Aizawa, K. 1391
        Ajjanagadde, V.G. 1278
        Akman, V. 961, 1001, 1033, 1299
        Aleksander, I. 129
        Alevizos, P.D. 858
        Alexandridis, N.A. 865
        Alia, G. 889
        Allebach, J.P. 538
        Allen, P.K. 51, 247, 252
        Allison, L. 730
        Almuallim, H. 207
        Alnuweiri, H.M. 393
        Aloimonos, J.(Y.) 43, 525, 802, 812, 847, 849, 855, 1219
        Alon, N. 986
        Alt, H. 467, 922
        Altschuler, B.R. 1164
        Altschuler, M.D. 1164
        Amanatides, J. 1318
        Amari, S.I. 823
        Amburn, E.P. 105
        Ammeraal, L. 63
        Anandan, P. 781, 793
        Anderson, C.H. 380
        Andress, K.M. 667
        Angell, I.O. 1316, 1397
        Anjyo, K. 1262
        Ann, S. 92
        Annaratone, M. 440
        Antony, D. 670
        Antoy, S. 215
        Apostolico, A. 731, 733
        Arbab, B. 1356, 1358
        Arbib, M.A. 120
        Arce, G.R. 84, 85
        Arcelli, C. 888
        Ariki, Y. 330
        Arkin, R.C. 271, 293
        Arnaldi, B. 1309
        Arnould, E. 440
        Aronov, B. 1023
        Arrathoon, R. 112
        Arun, K.S. 705
        Arvo, J. 1288
        Asada, M. 766, 1210, 1221
        Asano, T. 983, 1011, 1044
        Astola, J. 88
        Atallah, M.(J.) 372, 973, 1003
        Atherton, T.J. 831
        Atkinson, M.D. 691










              Author Index



        Aubry, S. 1398
        Aurenhammer, F. 980, 1052
        Aus, H.M. 229, 230
        Austin, J. 193
        Austin, J.D. 105
        Aviad, Z. 486, 627
        Avis, D. 990, 1382, 1388
        Avnaim, F. 1060
        Ayache, N. 681, 748, 751, 758, 770
        Babaguchi, N. 930
        Baber, H.H. 784
        Backer, E. 604, 726
        Backstrom, C. 671
        Badler, N.I. 326
        Badreldin, A. 202
        Bae, K. 1164
        Bailey, T. 1020
        Baily, P.K. 434
        Baird, H.S. 205, 213
        Bajaj, C. 1003, 1085
        Bajcsy, R. 1166, 1190, 1243, 1354
        Baker, B.S. 1078
        Baker, D.C. 619
        Baker, H.H. 825
        Balasubramanyan, P. 819
        Ballard, D.H. 126, 153
        Bandyopadhyay, A. 847, 849
        Barany, I. 1377, 1390
        Baringer, W. 427
        Barnard, S.T. 742, 752
        Baron, R.J. 121
        Baroody, B.S. 895
        Barr, A.(H.) 1248, 1251, 1252, 1290
        Barrett, E. 10
        Barron, J.L. 801, 808
        Barsi, F. 889
        Barsky, B.A. 69, 1131, 1238
        Bartels, H.G. 419
        Bartels, P.H. 226, 419
        Bartels, R.H. 1238
        Bartlett, S.L. 767
        Basille, J.L. 416
        Basseville, M. 546
        Basu, A. 95, 806, 855
        Basu, S. 622, 624
        Batchelor, B.G. 460
        Batchman, T.E. 114
        Baugher, E.S. 506
        Baum, D.R. 1304
        Baykan, C.A. 1063
        Bayley, R.J.H. 621
        Beatty, J.C. 1116, 1238
        Beck, J. 1157
        Becker, B. 1073, 1081
        Beddoes, M.P. 913
        Bedrosian, S.D. 100
        Beeler, T.E. 250
        Ben-Ari, J. 1343
        Bender, E.A. 1385
        Bennett, B.M. 150, 1240
        Benveniste, A. 546
        Bereznaya, I.Y. 137
        Bergholm, F. 599
        Berman, F. 468
        Bern, M.W. 1021
        Berry, D.T. 1117
        Besslich, P.W. 385
        Besson, J. 33
        Beus, H.L. 886
        Bevacqua, G. 1185
        Beveridge, J.R. 607
        Bhanu, B. 245, 272, 277, 311, 317, 623, 794, 807, 952, 1275,
         1284, 1345
        Bhaskar, S.K. 445
        Bhatt, S.N. 1075
        Bhattacharya, P. 185



                           89






              Author Index



        Biederman, I. 151
        Biemond, J. 837
        Bieri, H. 916
        Bigun, J. 556
        Binford, T.O. 46, 366, 739, 740, 1109, 1115, 1199, 1207
        Bixler, J.P. 288
        Blake, A. 111, 522, 575, 759
        Blake, R.E. 727
        Blandford, R.P. 712
        Blanz, W.E. 609
        Blelloch, G. 421, 423, 424
        Blicher, A.P. 1253
        Blinn, J.F. 74
        Bloomberg, S.H. 878
        Blostein, D. 1211
        Blostein, S.D. 705, 746, 768
        Blumer, A. 966
        Bobman, S.A. 227
        Bodlaender, H.L. 458
        Boekee, D.E. 837
        Bogdanowicz, J.F. 315
        Bogomolny, A. 928
        Boie, R.A. 557
        Boissonnat, J.D. 858, 1060
        Boley, D.L. 844
        Bolle, R.M. 1182
        Bolles, R.C. 45, 784, 825, 1348
        Bookman, L.A. 454
        Booth, H. 1036
        Booth, K.S. 152
        Bosa, P.K. 286
        Boult, T.E. 51, 540, 541, 544, 1359
        Bouthemy, P. 610
        Bovatouch, K. 1309
        Bovik, A.C. 42, 86, 594, 1150, 1155
        Bowen, J.B. 52
        Bowman, M.E. 518
        Bowyer, K.W. 1254
        Boxer, L. 970
        Boyce, J.F. 184, 721, 765
        Boyer, K.L. 1172
        Bozinovic, R.M. 197, 209
        Bradstreet, J.D. 1349
        Brady, M. 1175, 1209, 1410
        Brelstaff, G. 111
        Bresenham, J.E. 73
        Bresler, Y. 841
        Brodersen, R.W. 427
        Brolio, J. 269
        Brookes, A. 750, 1156
        Brown, C.(M.) 50, 95, 175, 422, 608, 614, 855
        Brown, L.G. 1201
        Browse, R.A. 485, 668, 954
        Brucker, P. 531
        Brunet, P. 1325
        Bryden, M.B. 152
        Buda, A.O. 397
        Budrikis, Z.L. 76
        Buffart, H. 463
        Buggy, T.W. 334
        Bukys, L. 422
        Bulthoff, H.(H.) 785, 1208
        Bumbaca, F. 1120
        Bunke, H. 161
        Burger, W. 277, 794, 807
        Burns, J.B. 1334
        Burt, P.J. 380, 391
        Buttazzo, G. 1187
        Button, B.L. 345
        Buxton, B.F. 633
        Byun, Y.T. 290
        Cabral, B. 1293
        Caelli, T. 701
        Campbell, D. 1401
        Canning, J. 547



                           90






              Author Index



        Canny, J. 1026
        Cantoni, V. 350, 374, 649, 893
        Cappellini, V. 3, 773
        Carlbom, I. 1396
        Carlotto, M.J. 505
        Carlson, C.R. 140
        Carlson, D.A. 476
        Carlsson, S. 814
        Carpenter, G.A. 127
        Carrioli, L. 649
        Carroll Jr., R.L. 1236
        Casale, M.S. 1268
        Casasent, D.(P.) 32, 713, 723
        Case, S.K. 1163
        Cash, G.L. 208
        Cass, T. 421, 423, 424
        Castan, S. 416, 452
        Cavanagh, P. 145
        Cendes, Z.J. 534
        Chakrabarti, P.P. 901, 902
        Chakraborti, N.B. 586
        Chalasani, S.B. 971
        Chan, K.C. 536
        Chandran, S. 896
        Chandrasekaran, B. 168
        Chang, E.S.H. 702
        Chang, J.S. 988
        Chang, K.C. 1339
        Chang, S. 639, 1140
        Chang, S.K. 465, 472
        Chao, Y.J. 333
        Chatterjee, B. 338, 339
        Chatterji, B.N. 901
        Chazelle, B. 957, 992, 995, 1055, 1393
        Checky, M.T. 769
        Chelberg, D. 1192, 1213, 1234, 1242, 1255
        Chelberg, D.M. 274, 280, 287
        Chellappa, R. 543, 940, 1204
        Chen, B.D. 596
        Chen, C.H. 163
        Chen, D.S. 538
        Chen, G.H. 993
        Chen, H.H. 813
        Chen, J.S. 483, 553, 566
        Chen, L.P. 1029
        Chen, L.S. 1326
        Chen, M.J.W. 242
        Chen, N.X. 100
        Chen, P.B. 608
        Chen, R.Y. 1134
        Chen, S.S. 28, 300, 487, 490, 1407
        Cheng, H.D. 737
        Cheng, X.S. 604
        Chern, M.S. 993
        Chetverikov, D. 1154
        Chien, C.H. 1333
        Chin, F. 972
        Chin, R.T. 915
        Chiyokura, H. 1271
        Choi, D.J. 523, 527
        Chomut, T. 1009
        Chou, P.(B.) 175, 614, 855
        Chou, R.J. 753
        Chou, T.C. 780, 795
        Chu, C. 931
        Chu, D.K.Y. 191
        Chu, P. 904
        Chubb, D.W.J. 1088
        Chun, H.W. 454
        Chung, M.L. 199
        Clark, J.J. 558
        Clark, M. 1150, 1155
        Clarkson, K.L. 967, 976, 1086
        Clayson, J. 136



                           91






              Author Index



        Clermont, P. 378, 428
        Cline, H.E. 1189
        Clint, M. 900
        Cochran, S.D. 741, 755
        Codutti, S. 583
        Cohen, E. 1266
        Cohen, F.S. 632, 1152
        Cohen, L. 135
        Cohen, M.F. 850, 1303, 1304, 1311
        Cole, R. 948, 1018, 1019
        Cole, W. 313, 320
        Collins, R.T. 269
        Connell, J.H. 1410
        Connolly, C.I. 1350
        Conradsen, K. 587
        Cook, R.L. 70, 109, 1294
        Cooper, D.B. 612, 632
        Cooper, P.R. 1329
        Coquillart, S. 1270
        Corbett, F.J. 7
        Cosmadakis, S.S. 1075
        Cott, T.A. 859
        Cowan, W.B. 152, 1116
        Cowles, J. 1020
        Cox, I.J. 557
        Cracknell, A.P. 693
        Craw, I. 344
        Crennell, K.M. 345
        Crocker, G.A. 1249, 1324
        Cromartie, R. 105
        Crowley, J.L. 281, 686, 703
        Crownover, R.M. 1134
        Cruse, D. 323
        Culberson, J. 1061
        Culik II, K. 395
        Curtis, S.R. 503
        Cyganski, D. 509, 857, 859
        Cypher, R.(E.) 711, 894, 897
        Cyrluk, D. 1196
        Dadom, N. 982
        Daily, M.J. 265, 1178
        Dalle, P. 416
        Dario, D. 1187
        Das, P.P. 901, 902
        Davies, E. R. 478, 578, 714, 715, 718, 719, 722
        Davis, E. 187, 654
        Davis, L.S. 43, 93, 268, 295, 639, 1140
        Davis, R.H. 195
        DeCastro, E. 706
        DeFloriani, L. 1263, 1331
        de Haas, L.J. 664
        Dehne, F. 1034, 1035
        Dekesel, M.M. 1146
        Delcher, A.L. 455
        Dellepiane, S. 228
        Delp, E. 456
        Dementhon, D. 268
        Demmel, J.W. 545
        Dengler, J. 775
        Denker, J.S. 117
        Deriche, R. 559, 585
        Derin, H. 1160, 1161
        Devijver, P.A. 4, 200, 1146
        Devos, F. 378
        Dhome, M. 1368
        Di Gesu, V. 388, 605
        Dijak, J.T. 1164
        Dill, A.R. 877
        Dillencourt, M.B. 1027, 1047
        Diller, K.R. 42
        Dinstein, I. 437, 466
        Dix, T.I. 730
        Dixit, V. 436
        Dixon, R.N. 413



                           92






              Author Index



        Dobbins, B.N. 345
        Dobkin, D.(P.) 956, 1013, 1076, 1378, 1393
        Dodd, N. 1135
        Dodhiawala, R.T. 340
        Dodson, R.J. 859
        Donald, B.(R.) 1026, 1399
        Donnelly, T. 331
        Doshita, S. 941
        Downton, A.C. 216
        Drake, K.C. 294
        Draper, B.A. 269
        Dravida, S. 91
        Dreschler-Fischer, L.S. 562
        Drezen, H.M. 79
        Drumheller, M. 302
        Drysdale III, R.L.(S.) 1379
        Du, D.Z. 1043
        Dubes, R.C. 1123
        Dubois, D. 936
        Dubuisson, B. 830
        Dudgeon, D.E. 1364
        Duff, M.J.B. 348, 349, 376, 441, 451
        Dufour, P. 927
        Duncan, J.S. 615, 643
        Dunn, S.M. 1140
        Durrani, T.S. 324
        Durrant-Whyte, H.F. 248, 672, 1411
        Dutta Majumder, D. 189, 690
        Dwyer, R.A. 1038
        Dwyer III, S.J. 222
        Dye, J.W. 287
        Dyer, C.R. 426, 603, 1244, 1282
        Earnshaw, R.A. 65
        Eastman, R.D. 764
        Edahiro, M. 983
        Edelman, S. 917
        Edelsbrunner, H. 963, 977, 995, 999, 1002, 1013, 1055, 1376
        Eden, M. 515
        Eggleton, J. 574
        Ehlers, E.M. 1392
        Ehrenfeucht, A. 966
        Eichmann, G. 94
        Einspahr, K. 206
        Eisenhandler, S. 89
        Eklundh, J.O. 17, 1140, 1205
        Elcock, E.W. 870
        Elekes, G. 1386
        Elfes, A. 296
        ElGindy, H. 1388
        Elliott, H. 1161
        Ellis, H. 344
        Eom, K.B. 560, 1149
        Erdmann, M. 1093
        Ergener, D. 817
        Evans, D.J. 1014
        Fahlman, S.E. 462
        Fairfield, J. 1153
        Faltings, B. 851
        Fam, A.T. 593
        Fan, T.I. 729
        Fan, T.J. 1179
        Fan, Z. 1152
        Fang, Z. 707
        Farin, G.E. 1237
        Faugeras, O.(D.) 681, 770, 788, 818, 1285, 1346, 1404
        Faverjon, B. 285, 758
        Favre, A. 417
        Federbusch, O. 382
        Fejes Toth, G. 1072
        Fejes Toth, L. 1068
        Feldman, J.A. 50, 125
        Feng, J. 184
        Ferrari, L.A. 223, 481
        Ferretti, M. 386
        Ferris, F.P. 771



                           93






              Author Index



        Fiala, J.C. 1283
        Figueiras-Vidal, A.R. 1144
        Firschein, O. 40, 179
        Fischler, M.A. 40, 45, 179
        Fisher, A.L. 709
        Fisher, R.(B.) 1280, 1355, 1412
        Fishkin, K.P. 69
        Fitzpatrick, J.M. 520
        Fleck, M.M. 662
        Fleischer, K. 1251, 1252
        Fletcher, G.Y. 884
        Floris, R. 1185
        Fogelman Soulie, F. 167, 178
        Foley, T.A. 532
        Forbus, K.D. 851
        Forrest, A.K. 518
        Forshaw, M.R.B. 180
        Fortes, J.A.B. 360
        Fortune, S.(J.) 1039, 1078
        Fountain, T.J. 433, 444
        Fournier, A. 61, 210
        Fox, M.S. 1063
        Francfort de Sellos Moura, C.H. 508
        Franklin, W.R. 920, 1033, 1299
        Frankot, R.T. 1204
        Frawley, J.L. 863
        Freedman, M.H. 464
        Freeman, H. 217
        Freudenstein, D.G. 1195, 1222
        Fries, O. 1005
        Frisby, J.P. 52, 698
        Fritsch, G. 375
        Fryer, R.J. 583
        Fu, K.S. 233, 622, 737, 1267
        Fua, P. 319, 550, 606, 625
        Fuhrman, M. 1165
        Fujichiro, I. 498
        Fujimoto, A. 62
        Fujimura, K. 869
        Fujishiro, I. 497
        Fujiwara, Y. 1261
        Furedi, Z. 1377, 1387, 1390
        Futagami, N. 1230
        Gacs, P. 394
        Gader, P.D. 477
        Gajulapalli, R. 268
        Galil, Z. 734
        Gallinari, P. 167
        Gambotto, J.P. 833
        Ganapathy, S. 756
        Garcia, G. 310
        Garcia-Gomez, R. 1144
        Gargantini, I. 870
        Geiger, D. 561, 744, 754
        Geisler, W.S. 1150, 1155
        Geller, J. 661
        Geller, R.D. 128
        Gelsey, A. 291
        Geman, D. 581, 1147
        Geman, S. 1147
        Gemmar, P. 450
        Georgakopoulos, G. 1050
        Georgiev, A.A. 537
        Gerardi, G. 381
        Gerbrands, J.J. 604, 726
        Gerig, G. 708
        Gershon, R. 1112, 1113, 1114
        Gervautz, M. 1315
        Geselowitz, A. 105
        Ghosh, J. 406
        Giakoumakis, E. 183
        Giancarlo, R. 734
        Giblin, P. 1200, 1206
        Gilbert, B.K. 418
        Gilmore, J.F. 16



                           94






              Author Index



        Gindi, G.R. 615
        Giraudon, G. 570
        Glazer, F. 782
        Glicksman, J. 266, 282
        Gnutzmann, F. 562
        Goldberg, R.R. 1337
        Goldenberg, R. 425
        Goldman, R.N. 1395
        Goldsmith, J. 1321
        Goldwasser, S.M. 435
        Gonzalez, R.C. 36, 580, 635
        Goodrich, M.T. 973
        Gordon, D. 1084, 1326
        Goshtasby, A. 695
        Goto, Y. 273
        Govindan, V.K. 909
        Graffigne, C. 1147
        Graham, J. 413
        Granlund, G.H. 556
        Granovskaya, R.M. 137
        Granum, E. 621, 908, 951
        Greenberg, D.P. 1303, 1304, 1311
        Greer, T. 105
        Gregory, P.J. 413
        Gregory, R.L. 134
        Gremban, K.D. 1349
        Gries, D. 1006
        Griffith, J. 269, 275, 659
        Grigorieva, A.N. 137
        Grimson, W.E.L. 158, 944, 1369, 1375
        Grisell, R.D. 650
        Griswold, W.G. 419
        Groen, F.C.A. 240
        Grosky, W.I. 491, 512
        Gross, A.D. 631, 1359
        Gross, G.R. 340
        Gross, T. 440
        Grossberg, S. 122, 127, 144
        Grossmann, P. 1169
        Gruska, J. 395
        Gu, J. 192
        Gu, W.K. 704
        Guerra, C. 710, 733
        Guibas, L.(J.) 975, 977, 997, 1024
        Guibert, J. 1142
        Gulen, L. 310
        Guler, S. 310
        Gum, T. 990
        Gunnarsson, K.T. 261
        Gunzer, U. 229
        Gupta, L. 929
        Guting, R.H. 1008, 1327
        Hachimura, K. 341
        Haddow, E.R. 184, 765
        Hager, G. 673
        Hagerup, T. 467
        Hakalahti, H. 93
        Hall, E.L. 32
        Hall, R. 1302
        Hall, R.W. 392
        Hambrick, L.N. 1236
        Hambrusch, S. 710
        Hamilton, G. 621
        Hammerstrom, D.W. 128
        Hanaki, S. 411
        Hancock, E.R. 582
        Hansen, C. 1345, 1363
        Hanson, A.J. 318, 319, 606, 625
        Hanson, A.(R.) 49, 120, 269, 271, 276, 293, 420, 665
        Haralick, R.(M.) 482, 488, 592, 600, 815, 853, 1283
        Harmon, S.Y. 297
        Harms, H. 229, 230
        Harris, J.G. 526, 1178



                           95






              Author Index



        Hartley, R.L. 190
        Hartmann, G. 6, 494
        Harvey, W.A. 312
        Harwood, D. 93, 639
        Hashimoto, M. 588
        Haslett, J. 96
        Hatamian, M. 76, 208
        Haussler, D. 966, 986, 996
        Hayden, C.H. 580
        Hayes, L. 693
        Haynes, S.M. 809
        Hayward, R.B. 1071
        Hayward, V. 1398
        He, D.C. 1142
        Healey, G. 1109, 1115, 1199, 1207
        Hebert, M. 1346
        Heeger, D.J. 790
        Heffernan, P. 237
        Hegron, G. 64
        Heikkila, T. 254
        Heinonen, P. 87, 88, 90
        Heitz, F. 1145
        Henderson, T.(C.) 192, 1284, 1345, 1363
        Henkel, P. 305
        Herman, M. 259, 1405
        Hersch, R.D. 211
        Hershberger, J. 975, 979, 1024
        Hertzberger, L.O. 240
        Hewett, P. 343
        Highnam, P.T. 709
        Hildreth, E.C. 778
        Hillman, D. 419
        Hinkle, E.B. 258, 431
        Hinton, G.E. 462
        Ho, C.C. 1275, 1284
        Ho, P. 379
        Hobson, G. 676
        Hochbaum, D.S. 1076
        Hochberg, J. 146
        Hoff, W. 743
        Hoffman, D.D. 150, 1240
        Hoffman, R. 1186, 1351
        Hoffmann, C. 1259
        Hogan, P.G. 1273
        Hogg, T. 130
        Hollbach, S.C. 1329
        Holt, C.M. 900
        Hong, J. 1051
        Hong, J.H. 502
        Hoose, N. 346
        Hopcroft, J. 960, 1259, 1401
        Horaud, P. 1348
        Horaud, R. 260, 1209, 1344
        Horgan, G. 96
        Horn, B.K.P. 786, 811, 827, 843
        Horwedel, M.S. 314
        Hoshino, T. 983
        Hospital, M. 576, 683
        Hotz, G. 1081
        Howard, M.D. 430
        Hsing, T.R. 29
        Hsueh, A.C. 278
        Hu, G. 1372
        Huang, J.S. 199, 689
        Huang, K. 569
        Huang, K.S. 116
        Huang, T.S. 80, 594, 704, 705, 746, 757, 768, 774, 800, 813,
         821, 833, 845
        Huang, V.S. 619
        Huang, Y.G. 869
        Huberman, B.A. 130
        Huertas, A. 313, 320, 483
        Hull, J.J. 196, 198
        Hummel, R.(A.) 104, 107, 172, 493, 892



                           96






              Author Index



        Huntsberger, T.L. 174, 834
        Hussain, B. 1168
        Huttenlocher, D.P. 943, 945
        Hwang, C.L. 932
        Hwang, F.K. 1043
        Hwang, K. 406, 439
        Hwang, V.S.S. 644
        Ibarra, O.H. 400, 469
        Iberall, T. 1223
        Ibrahim, H.A.H. 404, 1201
        Igarashi, Y. 401
        Iizuka, M. 1143
        Ikeda, K. 747
        Ikeuchi, K. 1231, 1371, 1374, 1408
        Illingworth, J. 165, 574, 724
        Imai, H. 1011, 1044
        Immovilli, M. 663
        Inakage, M. 1307
        In~igo, R.M. 294, 299
        Inokuchi, S. 1167
        Inselberg, A. 1009
        Ip, H.H.S. 342
        Irwin, M. 343
        Isaacs, P.M. 850
        Ishii, M. 1170
        Iverson, L. 852, 856
        Iverson, R.D. 915
        Ivry, R. 1157
        Iwashita, M. 411
        Izaguirre, A. 517
        Jacobs, D.W. 618
        Jacobson, L. 838
        Jagadish, H.V. 473
        Jahne, B. 791
        Jain, A.K. 160, 431, 953, 1186, 1351
        Jain, R.(C.) 41, 301, 491, 767, 809, 820, 842, 946
        Jalkio, J.A. 1163
        Jameson, J.W. 1188
        Jamieson, L.(H.) 358, 448, 456, 679
        Jamison, R.E. 1041
        Janota, P. 306
        Jaromczyk, J.W. 1031
        Jarvis, R.A. 1370
        Jaulent, M.C. 936
        Jayaramamurthy, S.N. 174, 834
        Jelinek, J. 535
        Jeng, F.C. 1132
        Jenkins, B.K. 116
        Jeon, C.H. 414
        Jepson, A.D. 801, 808, 1112, 1113, 1114
        Jerard, R.B. 1379
        Jiang, T. 400
        Jimenez, J. 914
        Jin, Z.P. 535
        Joe, B. 880
        Jolion, J.M. 327
        Jonas, U. 224
        Jones, A.R. 1273
        Jordan, M.M. 235
        Jorrand, P. 154
        Jrad, A.M. 392
        Kabuka, M. 1168
        Kaemmerer, W.F. 769
        Kahan, S. 205
        Kailath, T. 473
        Kak, A.(C.) 28, 667, 1172
        Kakikura, M. 1170
        Kalayeh, H.M. 634
        Kamgar-Parsi, B. 510, 787, 826
        Kanade, T. 39, 47, 267, 410, 1110, 1111, 1165, 1405, 1408
        Kanal, L. 169
        Kanatani, K. 511, 519, 780, 795, 840, 1191
        Kantabutra, V. 1100
        Kanuma, A. 438
        Kapenga, J. 1320



                           97






              Author Index



        Kapoor, S. 338, 1086
        Kapur, D. 1196
        Karauchi, Y. 1124
        Karayiannis, N.B. 539
        Karkkainen, P. 254
        Karp, R.M. 732, 1065
        Kashyap, R.L. 560, 653, 1149
        Kasif, S. 173, 455
        Kasparis, T. 94
        Kasprzak, W. 1373
        Kass, M. 555, 696, 804, 1158, 1332, 1341
        Kasvand, T. 683, 1159, 1368
        Katajainen, J. 1046
        Katchalski, M. 994
        Katsinis, C. 238
        Kaufman, A. 1291
        Kawakami, H. 687
        Kawashima, Y. 1262
        Ke, Y. 1380
        Kearney, J.K. 844, 1401
        Keirsey, D.M. 298
        Keller, J.M. 676, 1134
        Kemper, A. 1274
        Kendall, W.S. 1122
        Kender, J.R. 51, 404, 527, 1193, 1194, 1195, 1212, 1216, 1222, 1224
        Keren, D. 102
        Keuneke, A. 168
        Kiang, S.M. 753
        Kidode, M. 412
        Kim, C. 949
        Kim, C.E. 939
        Kim, H.S. 720
        Kim, J.H. 182
        Kim, J.J. 547
        Kim, M. 720
        Kim, M.B. 853
        Kim, R.C. 1163
        Kim, Y.C. 763, 1277
        Kimia, B. 104
        Kimura, F. 204
        Kin, M.S. 1085
        Kirk, D.(B.) 1288, 1310
        Kirkpatrick, D.G. 982, 985
        Kishimoto, K. 103
        Kishon, E. 685
        Kitaoka, S. 1260
        Kitchen, L.J. 1334
        Kittler, J. 4, 164, 165, 345, 574, 582, 724
        Kjeldsen, R. 1182
        Kjell, B.P. 603
        Klassen, R.V. 1313
        Klawe, M.M. 1040
        Klein, A. 1314
        Klein, F. 910
        Klette, R. 700
        Klinker, G.J. 1110, 1111
        Klopfenstein, R.W. 140
        Klopper, A. 1004
        Knapman, J. 1281, 1352
        Knoll, T.F. 946
        Knott, G.D. 898
        Kobayashi, H. 1308
        Kobori, K.I. 1230
        Kobuchi, Y. 398
        Koch, M.W. 653
        Koenderink, J.J. 1241, 1409
        Kohl, C.A. 276, 665
        Kojima, Y. 220
        Kok, Y.L. 502
        Koons, D.B. 658
        Koplowitz, J. 876
        Korn, M.R. 1282
        Kosaraju, S.R. 372, 1100
        Kowaluk, M. 1031
        Kraft, D.B. 1401
        Kriegman, D.J. 270, 1255
        Krishnan, G. 613
        Krishnapuram, R. 713, 723



                           98






              Author Index



        Krishnaswamy, R. 939
        Kronander, T. 504
        Kronlof, K. 1258
        Kropatsch, W.G. 5, 872
        Krotkov, E. 1166, 1171
        Kuan, D. 278
        Kubler, O. 910
        Kubo, M. 438
        Kuc, R. 303
        Kuehn, J.T. 408, 415
        Kuipers, B.J. 290
        Kulik, P.S. 76
        Kunde, M. 396
        Kundu, A. 598
        Kundu, M.K. 572
        Kundu, S. 1016, 1064
        Kung, H.T. 440
        Kunii, T.L. 62, 497, 498, 1257
        Kurashige, K. 1305
        Kurz, L. 702
        Kushner, T.R. 268, 295
        Kyburg Jr., H.E. 186
        Lacroix, V. 620
        LaGesse, F.R. 305
        Lai, T.H. 1077
        Lakin, F. 660
        Lam, M. 440
        Landau, G.M. 725
        Landau, U.M. 937
        Landgrebe, D.A. 634
        Laszlo, M.J. 1378
        Lau, A.S.K. 1141
        Lau, W.C. 425
        Lauberts, A. 692
        Laumond, J.P. 283
        Lavin, M. 449, 1357, 1362
        Lawton, D.T. 266, 274, 280, 287, 616, 656
        Leavers, V.F. 721
        Leclerc, Y.(G.) 550, 595
        Ledley, R.S. 221
        Lee, B.H. 1107
        Lee, C. 333
        Lee, C.H. 322
        Lee, C.N. 853, 1383
        Lee, C.S.G. 1107
        Lee, D. 569, 879
        Lee, D.T. 987
        Lee, E.T. 904
        Lee, J.N. 227
        Lee, J.S.(J.) 488, 592
        Lee, R.C.T. 993
        Lee, S.Y. 470, 484, 514
        Lee, Y.C. 1267
        Lee, Y.H. 593
        Leedham, C.G. 216
        Legendi, T. 351
        Lehrer, N.B. 275, 659
        Leighton, F.T. 1065
        Leighton, M. 1245
        Leighton, T. 1056
        LeMoigne, J.(J.) 268, 295
        Lenhart, W. 1022
        Lenz, R. 499, 579
        Leou, J.J. 933
        Leu, J.G. 1183
        Leung, M.K. 336, 337
        Levcopoulos, C. 1048, 1066
        Leven, D. 975, 1096, 1097, 1098
        Levialdi, S. 348, 350, 453, 893
        Levine, M.D. 590, 771, 877
        Levitan, S.P. 420
        Levitt, T.S. 266, 274, 280, 287
        Levy, B.C. 797
        Lewis, J.P. 1130
        Lewis, T. 994
        Leyton, M. 143, 923, 924, 938
        Li, H. 429, 449
        Li, J.G. 256



                           99






              Author Index



        Li, S.X. 866, 867
        Li, X. 707
        Li, Z.N. 507
        Liang, E. 295
        Liefer, L.J. 1188
        Lien, S.L. 1289, 1292
        Lim, H.S. 366, 739
        Lin, C. 488
        Lin, C.C. 940
        Lin, C.S. 932
        Lin, M.H. 253
        Lin, W. 1330
        Linden, T.A. 282
        Lingas, A. 1066
        Liou, S.P. 301, 820
        Lishman, J.R. 344
        Litcher, A. 215
        Little, J.(J.) 421, 423, 424, 785
        Liu, A. 994
        Liu, H.K. 8
        Lloyd, S.A. 765
        Loew, M.H. 866, 867, 919, 1236
        Logan, R. 188
        Looijenga, L. 837
        Lorensen, W.E. 1189
        Lougheed, R.M. 249
        Louze, M.R. 520
        Lowe, D.G. 1337, 1338, 1340
        Lowry, M.R. 657
        Lozano-Perez, T. 1093, 1369, 1375, 1400
        Lozinskii, E. 627
        Lu, X. 832
        Luetkemeyer, K. 676
        Luk, W.K. 1083
        Lumelsky, V.J. 264, 1091, 1099, 1104
        Lumia, R. 259
        Lunscher, W.H.H.J. 913
        Luo, R.C. 253
        Lustman, F. 748, 751, 788
        Lyall, J. 195
        Lyons, P.W. 89
        Ma, J. 832
        Maas, W. 1076
        MacDonald, R.S. 651
        Maenner, R. 419
        Magee, M. 1361, 1365
        Magnenat-Thalmann, N. 67, 347
        Mahoney, S.R. 1078
        Maitre, H. 694, 1145
        Majumdar, A.K. 339
        Maley, F.M. 1074
        Malik, J. 97, 1218, 1233
        Mallat, S.G. 489, 492
        Mallot, H.A. 1208
        Maloberti, F. 389
        Malowany, A.S. 590
        Mandl, P. 5
        Manevitz, L.M. 172
        Manicke, R.L. 139
        Mann, R.C. 328
        Mann, W. 1192, 1213, 1255
        Manner, R. 226
        Manohar, M. 871
        Mansfield, B.K. 328
        Mansouri, A.R. 590
        Mantas, J. 53
        Mantyla, M. 1239, 1264
        Mao, X. 497, 498
        Maragos, P. 480
        Marconi, R. 3
        Mareda, J.F. 1128
        Maresca, M. 429
        Margolus, N. 364
        Marimont, D.H. 784, 825
        Markham, K.C. 628
        Marquina, N. 263
        Marroquin, J.L. 108
        Marshall, J. 9
        Martin, W.N. 331, 1139



                          100






              Author Index



        Martinelli, E. 889
        Martinez-Perez, M.P. 914
        Maruyama, M. 823
        Mason, D.C. 868
        Mason, P. 334
        Massone, L. 663
        Mastin, G.A. 1128
        Masuda, T. 1261
        Mathieu, C. 974
        Matsumoto, K. 411
        Matsumoto, M. 232
        Matthies, L. 762
        Max, N. 1293
        Maybank, S. 829
        Mayhew, J.E.W. 52, 698, 699, 885
        Mazumder, P. 875
        McAllister, D.F. 884
        McAulay, A.D. 115
        McCafferty, J.D. 583
        McClelland, J.L. 118, 119
        McConnell, C.C. 266, 616, 656
        McCormick, B.H. 658
        McDermott, D. 291
        McKenna, M. 1312
        McKeown Jr., D.M. 312
        McLauchlan, P. 759
        McLoughlin, M.P. 84, 85
        McPheeters, C. 1129
        McVey, E.S. 294
        Mecke, J. 1122
        Mediavilla, R. 91
        Medioni, G. 483, 551, 553, 563, 566, 745, 755, 890, 1179, 1406
        Meer, P. 506, 567
        Mehat, J. 378
        Mehlhorn, K. 467, 922, 1005
        Mehtre, B.M. 338
        Meiri, A.Z. 1343
        Mellink, H. 463
        Melter, R.A. 912, 935
        Meng, A.C.C. 286, 292
        Menzilcioglu, D. 440
        Merhav, S.J. 841
        Merigot, A. 378, 428
        Merks, E. 1049
        Meyer, G.W. 1311
        Meyer, W. 531
        Mikami, Y. 1170
        Miller, D.P. 288, 1087, 1089
        Miller, J. 583
        Miller, R. 399, 970
        Miller, R.K. 246
        Ming, J.C. 952
        Mingolla, E. 144, 1229
        Mintz, M. 673, 1166
        Mirzaian, A. 1079
        Mishra, B. 1384
        Misra, R. 586
        Mitchell, D.R. 77
        Mitchell, J.S.B. 298, 981, 1394
        Mitchell, O.R. 475
        Mitiche, A. 815, 835, 1173, 1176
        Mitra, S.K. 106, 361, 598
        Miyake, Y. 204
        Miyawaki, Y. 1296
        Mizoguchi, M. 411
        Moerdler, M.L. 1194, 1216, 1224
        Mohan, R. 617, 745
        Mokrzycki, W. 71
        Moldovan, D.I. 436
        Monai, G. 583
        Mondal, K. 361
        Moniot, R. 107, 493
        Montani, C. 1322
        Montefusco, L.B. 882
        Moran, S. 1040



                          101






              Author Index



        Morandi, C. 706
        Morgan, M.F. 152
        Morgenthaler, D.G. 1349
        Morimoto, M. 330
        Morrone, M.C. 577
        Morton, S.K. 648
        Mount, D.(M.) 896, 1389, 1394
        Mowforth, P.H. 535
        Mudge, T.N. 432
        Mulder, J.A. 212
        Muller, J.P. 308
        Mumford, D. 860
        Mundy, J.L. 1162, 1196, 1328, 1350
        Munro, J.I. 984
        Munson Jr., D.C. 594
        Mure, C.J. 98
        Murray, D.W. 633, 1366, 1367
        Murtagh, F. 692
        Murthy, C.A. 189, 690
        Murthy, N.N. 338
        Naeve, A. 1205
        Nafarieh, A. 676
        Nagao, M. 717, 942
        Nagel, H.H. 824, 839
        Nagendran, S. 701
        Nagy, G. 206
        Naher, S. 1005
        Naiman, A. 210
        Nair, H. 891
        Naito, S. 1287
        Nakabayashi, K. 862
        Nakagawa, Y. 251
        Nakajima, S. 717
        Nakamae, E. 103, 1296
        Nakamura, A. 1391
        Nakamura, T. 1308
        Nalwa, V.(S.) 552, 589, 597, 1202, 1203
        Nandhakumar, N. 682
        Narendra, K.S. 615
        Nasr, H. 272
        Nasri, A.H. 1265
        Natarajan, B.K. 921
        Nathan, M. 1349, 1361, 1365
        Natterer, F. 81
        Navalon, J.L. 914
        Naylor, B.F. 1250
        Negahdaripour, S. 796, 811, 843
        Negrini, R. 390
        Nelson, P.C. 266, 274, 280, 287, 656
        Nelson, R.C. 812, 869
        Netravali, A. 76
        Neuvo, Y. 87, 88, 90
        Nevalainan, O. 1046
        Nevatia, R. 44, 313, 320, 617, 745, 755, 1179, 1180, 1406
        Nguyen, D.T. 141
        Nguyen, V.(D.) 1196, 1220
        Ni, L.M. 707
        Nicholl, R.A. 987
        Nicholl, T.M. 987
        Nielsen, P. 851
        Nieminen, A. 90
        Nilsson, G. 587
        Ninomiya, T. 251
        Nirenburg, S. 674
        Nishida, T. 941
        Nishioka, I. 1230
        Nishita, T. 1296
        Noble, J.A. 568
        Noble, P.B. 877
        Noltemeier, H. 1034
        Noma, T. 498
        Norton-Wayne, L. 218
        Novacek, A. 459
        Nurmi, O. 1298
        Nutter, J.T. 171
        O'Brien, N. 767
        Ochi, T. 1262
        O'Dunlaing, C. 1037, 1092



                          102






              Author Index



        Offen, R.J. 363
        O'Gorman, L. 501
        Ohba, A. 1124
        Ohbo, N. 1261
        Ohno, Y. 341
        Ohta, H. 279
        Ohta, Y. 747
        Oja, E. 1136
        Oka, M. 1124
        Olin, K.E. 265
        Oliver, W.R. 878
        Olson, T.J. 422
        Onaga, K. 103
        Oommen, B.J. 728, 738
        Oosterlinck, A. 14, 41, 647
        Oppenheim, A.V. 503
        O'Rourke, J. 962, 964, 965, 1036, 1380
        Orr, J.A. 509, 857, 859
        Orr, M.J.L. 1412
        Oshima, M. 1347
        Osthof, H.G. 1073
        Ottmann, T. 969, 1007, 1327
        Overington, I. 584
        Overmars, M.H. 984, 1002
        Owens, R.A. 577
        Ozawa, K. 1119
        Ozawa, S. 279
        Paez-Borrallo, J.M. 1144
        Paglieroni, D.W. 953
        Pal, N.R. 626, 636
        Pal, S.K. 189, 572, 626, 636, 690
        Paler, K. 345, 574
        Palis, M.A. 469
        Pan, Y.J. 904
        Panayirci, E. 1123
        Panda, D. 311
        Papaconstantinou, G. 183
        Papadimitriou, C.H. 981, 1050, 1094, 1394
        Papathomas, T.V. 772
        Paripati, P.K. 1276
        Park, K.H. 720
        Parkinson, D. 351
        Parkkinen, J. 1136
        Parrish Jr., E.A. 114
        Parvin, B.(A.) 563, 623
        Patil, R.S. 158
        Patnaik, L.M. 1278
        Pau, L.F. 461
        Pauchon, E. 589
        Pavlidis, T. 205, 569, 879
        Payton, D.W. 298
        Pearson, J.J. 10
        Peleg, S. 101, 102, 181, 382
        Pentland, A.P. 318, 1174, 1353
        Peper, F. 905
        Perez, A. 635
        Perkins, W.J. 235
        Perlman, S.S. 89
        Perona, P. 97
        Perrott, R.H. 900
        Peters, W.H. 333
        Petkovic, D. 258, 427, 431, 466, 609
        Peuquet, D.J. 1015
        Phillips, M.J. 72
        Phillips, T.Y. 887
        Phipps, G. 278
        Piegl, L. 883, 1269
        Pieska, S. 254
        Piper, J. 231, 908
        Pitas, I. 479, 861
        Pizer, S.M. 105, 878
        Plaisted, D.A. 1051
        Plante, B.L. 152
        Plantinga, H. 1244
        Platt, J. 1251
        Plompen, R.H.J.M. 837



                          103






              Author Index



        Ploysongsang, A. 580
        Poggio, T. 48, 495, 561, 754, 783, 785, 789, 1137, 1148
        Pollack, R. 1022
        Pollard, S.B. 52, 698, 699
        Ponce, J. 1175, 1192, 1213, 1234, 1242, 1255, 1285
        Pong, T.C. 792
        Popham, S.J. 648
        Porrill, J. 52, 698, 699, 885
        Porter III, G.B. 1162
        Pospisil, P. 991
        Postranecky, M. 433
        Potmesil, M. 1235
        Potter, D.J. 342
        Poularikas, A.K. 238
        Prakash, C. 150
        Prasanna Kumar, V.K. 393, 403
        Pratt, V. 881, 1289
        Prazdny, K. 642, 947
        Preparata, F.P. 467
        Preston Jr., K. 348, 443
        Prevot, P. 327
        Prewitt, J.M.S. 233
        Price, K.E. 779
        Pridmore, A.P. 885
        Pridmore, T.P. 52
        Printz, H. 1227
        Prinz, F.B. 261
        Priol, T. 1309
        Provan, G.M. 641, 645
        Pu, P. 517
        Pueyo, X. 1325
        Pugh, A. 239
        Pulleybank, R. 1320
        Qi, F.H. 817
        Quam, L.H. 318
        Rabin, M.O. 732
        Raghavendra, C.S. 403, 971
        Rajinikanth, M. 286
        Raju, G.V.S. 740
        Ramakrishnan, K.R. 749
        Raman, R. 175
        Ramparany, F. 686
        Rankin, J.R. 899, 1317
        Rao, K. 1180, 1406
        Rao, S.K. 473
        Rappaport, D. 1062, 1301
        Raskin, V. 674
        Ravindran, S. 871
        Rawlins, G.J.E. 998
        Re, M. 1322
        Rearick, T.C. 863
        Reckhow, R.A. 1061
        Reeves, A.P. 384, 414, 508, 513
        Reeves, W.T. 61, 1294
        Reif, J.H. 173, 1103
        Reif, M. 1009
        Reinke, W.F. 1249
        Reiser, K. 265, 1178
        Rensink, R.A. 1138
        Requicha, A. 55
        Retz-Schmidt, G. 675
        Rey, C. 1000
        Reynolds, C.W. 1108
        Reynolds, G. 275, 607, 659
        Reynolds, R.A. 435, 1326
        Rice, T.A. 679
        Richards, B.C. 427
        Richards, J.A. 309
        Richards, W.(A.) 38, 110, 1402



                          104






              Author Index



        Richetin, M. 576
        Riederer, S.J. 227
        Rieger, J.H. 1232
        Riseman, E.(M.) 49, 269, 271, 276, 293, 420, 665
        Ritchings, R.T. 234
        Ritter, G.X. 474, 477
        Rivest, R.L. 1065
        Roach, J.W. 1276
        Roan, S.J. 1139
        Robb, R.A. 237
        Roberts, K.S. 756
        Robertson, P.K. 1319
        Rockwood, A. 1323
        Rodger, J.C. 668
        Rodrigues, M.G. 485
        Rogers, D.F. 65
        Rokne, J.G. 75
        Romeny, B.t.H. 105
        Rosenfeld, A. 24, 43, 54, 131, 215, 352, 445, 500, 506, 547, 573,
         602, 631, 640, 646, 869, 887, 911, 1140, 1383
        Rosenstiehl, P. 1070
        Rougee, A. 797
        Roulier, J.A. 533
        Roussile, M. 927
        Rubin, J.M. 110
        Rueb, K.D. 1106
        Rumelhart, D.E. 118, 119
        Rushmeier, H.E. 1295, 1311
        Rutovitz, D. 1, 621
        Rye, A.J. 716
        Saalfeld, A. 1028
        Sabbah, D. 1182
        Sack, J. 1022
        Sado, K. 401
        Saint-Marc, P. 576
        Sakai, T. 330
        Sakane, S. 1170
        Sakurai, K. 279
        Salapatek, P. 135
        Salari, V. 611, 776, 816
        Salesin, D.H. 1294
        Salmon, J. 1321
        Salomaa, A. 395
        Samek, M. 1126
        Samet, H. 496, 869, 874
        Sampson, J. 972
        Sander, P.T. 1181
        Sanderson, A.C. 501, 703
        Sandini, G. 663
        Sanfeliu, A. 233
        Sankar, P.V. 481
        Sanniti di Baja, G. 888
        Santillana Rivero, J. 610
        Santoro, N. 1082
        Sanz, J.(L.C.) 41, 427, 431, 437, 466, 609, 711, 894, 897
        Sastry, P.S. 749
        Sato, K. 1167
        Sato, Y. 1336
        Savoy, R.L. 142
        Sawchuk, A.A. 116
        Sayegh, S.I. 502
        Schaefer, D.H. 370, 379
        Schafer, R.W. 480
        Schaffer, A.A. 1012
        Schaffer, S. 272
        Schalkoff, R.J. 836, 846
        Schenker, P.S. 8
        Schiavone, J.A. 772
        Schilling, W. 1008
        Schlag, M.D.F. 1054
        Schmidt, U. 735
        Schneider, R.H. 222
        Schnorr, C.P. 371
        Schoppers, M.J. 666



                          105






              Author Index



        Schubert, L. 1030
        Schunck, B.G. 565
        Schurter, W.W. 305
        Schwartz, A. 1247
        Schwartz, J.T. 697, 959, 960, 1095, 1384
        Schwarz, M.W. 1116
        Schweitzer, L. 102
        Scott, G.L. 828
        Sederberg, T.W. 1395
        Sedgwick, H.A. 1403
        Seidel, R. 978, 997, 1022, 1381
        Selfridge, P.G. 1184
        Selkirk, J.K. 328
        Serpico, S.B. 228
        Seth, S. 206
        Sethi, I.K. 611, 776, 816, 842, 1183
        Sgurev, V. 154
        Shafer, G. 188
        Shafer, S.(A.) 267, 762, 1110, 1111
        Shaffer, C.A. 496, 869, 874
        Shamir, A. 371
        Shand, M.A. 864
        Shankar, P. 873
        Shantz, M. 1289, 1292
        Shapiro, L.G. 592, 651
        Shapiro, S.C. 661
        Shapiro, S.D. 159
        Shariat, H. 779
        Sharir, M. 697, 960, 975, 1018, 1022, 1037, 1090, 1095, 1096, 1097,
         1098, 1105, 1384
        Sharman, D.B. 324
        Shaw, D.E. 404, 405
        Shaw, G.K. 433
        She, A. 425
        Shekhar, S. 740
        Sher, A.C. 573
        Sher, D. 548, 564, 571
        Sherlekar, D.D. 173
        Shi, Q.Y. 472
        Shigei, Y. 1308
        Shih, F.Y. 475
        Shinnaka, S. 481
        Shinya, M. 1287
        Shippey, G.A. 621
        Shirai, Y. 37, 1347
        Shiraogawa, Y. 412
        Shironoshita, E.P. 1168
        Shitz, S. 503
        Shivaprasad, A.P. 909
        Shneier, M.O. 259
        Shoemaker, R.L. 226, 419
        Shor, P. 1040, 1056
        Shridhar, M. 202
        Shulman, D. 525
        Shumila, M.J. 89
        Shuto, M. 411
        Shvaytser, H. 101, 177, 181
        Siddalingaiah, T. 295
        Sidney, J.B. 1082
        Sidney, S.J. 1082
        Siegel, H.J. 408, 415
        Siegel, M.W. 303
        Sifrony, S. 1090
        Silberberg, T.M. 316, 321
        Silverberg, E.B. 1094
        Silverman, G. 1357, 1362
        Silverman, J.F. 612
        Simaan, M. 335
        Simchony, T. 543
        Singer, M.H. 684
        Singh, B. 66
        Singh, J.S. 1101



                          106






              Author Index



        Singh, R. 1064
        Sinha, R.M.K. 201
        Sinniger, J.O. 380
        Sipala, P. 1083
        Siromoney, R. 677
        Sistler, F.E. 332
        Siy, P. 596
        Skingley, J. 716
        Sklansky, J. 41, 481, 588
        Skordalakis, E. 183
        Skordas, T. 260
        Slack, M.G. 1087, 1089
        Slean, C. 1126
        Sleator, D.D. 1058
        Sleigh, A.C. 434
        Smith, A.R. 1125
        Smith, E.M. 1193, 1212
        Smith, G.B. 289, 655
        Smith, K.C. 1120
        Smith, R.W. 906
        Snyder, J.M. 1290
        Snyder, L. 468, 711, 894, 897
        Snyder, M.A. 848
        Sobhanpanah, C. 1316
        Sobhanpanah, F. 1397
        Sobkow, M.S. 991
        Soisalon-Soininen, E. 1007
        Solina, F. 1243, 1354
        Solo, V. 1133
        Song, G.D. 1043
        Spetsakis, M.E. 802
        Spoerri, A. 554
        Sprague, A. 1077
        Springmeyer, R. 1293
        Srihari, S.N. 197, 198, 209
        Srinath, M.D. 929
        Srinivasan, B. 295
        Srinivasan, R. 749
        Srivastava, S.K. 1228
        Staib, L.H. 643
        Stankovic, J.A. 359
        Stansfield, S. 1190
        Stanton, C. 1247
        Stark, H. 82
        Stefanelli, R. 390
        Stenstrom, J.R. 1350
        Stentz, A. 273
        Stepanov, A.A. 1091
        Sternberg, S.R. 482, 651
        Stevens, K.A. 750, 1156
        Stevenson, C.N. 262
        Stevenson, D.J. 236
        Steward, E.G. 113
        Stewart, A. 900
        Stewart, C.V. 426
        Stewman, J.H. 1254
        Stockman, G. 1372
        Stojmenovic, I. 1006, 1014
        Stone, M.C. 59
        Stonham, T.J. 193
        Storer, J.H. 1103
        Stout, Q.F. 367, 369, 377, 399, 402
        Stover, D.L. 915
        Stoyan, D. 1122
        Strat, T.M. 289, 655
        Strintzis, M.G. 479
        Subbarao, M. 93, 787, 798, 803, 826, 1225
        Subramanian, K.G. 677
        Sudborough, I.H. 949
        Suen, C.Y. 203, 219
        Suetens, P. 647
        Sugai, M. 438



                          107






              Author Index



        Sugihara, K. 1177
        Summers, J. 517
        Sunwoo, M.H. 895
        Suri, S. 1022, 1025, 1032
        Sutter, A. 1157
        Sutton, M.A. 333
        Suzuki, K. 438
        Suzuki, S. 907
        Svetkoff, D.J. 243
        Swain, M. 855
        Symoset, P. 317
        Szeliski, R. 542
        Szu, H.H. 190
        Tago, T. 1124
        Takahashi, T. 1287
        Takano, K. 747
        Takashina, K. 204
        Tamano, R. 1336
        Tamassia, R. 1069, 1080
        Tamburino, L.A. 512, 1164
        Tamminen, M. 1258
        Tamura, S. 232, 1336
        Tan, S.T. 536
        Tanaka, E. 220
        Tanaka, K. 983
        Tani, N. 889
        Tanimoto, S.L. 157, 358, 383, 447
        Tarjan, R.E. 975, 1058, 1059, 1070
        Taylor, C.J. 413
        Taylor, R.W. 513
        Tchuente, M. 457
        Temma, T. 411
        ter Meulen, V. 229
        Terzopoulos, D. 555, 696, 804, 1251, 1332, 1341
        Tescher, A.G. 14, 22
        Teuhola, J. 1046
        Thalmann, D. 67, 347, 1127
        Thibault, W.C. 1250
        Thiemt, G. 969
        Thiria, S. 167
        Thomas, S.W. 1300
        Thomason, M.G. 637, 951
        Thompson, C.D. 1065
        Thompson, D.W. 1328, 1350
        Thompson, K. 213
        Thompson, W.B. 769, 792, 844
        Thorpe, C. 267
        Thurston, W.P. 1058
        Ting, G.Y. 1043
        Tiu, S.S.T. 886
        Tkacik, T. 299
        Todd, J.T. 1229
        Toffoli, T. 364
        Toksoz, M.N. 310
        Tollis, I.G. 1069
        Tominaga, S. 1118
        Toriwaki, J.I. 1305
        Torng, H.C. 362
        Torrance, K.E. 109, 1295, 1303, 1311
        Toscani, G. 788, 818
        Tournassoud, P. 285
        Toussaint, G.(T.) 968, 989, 990, 1017, 1022
        Traas, C.R. 530
        Triendl, E. 270
        Trivedi, H.P. 761
        Trus, B.L. 515
        Truve, S. 1402
        Tsai, R.(Y.) 516, 1357, 1362
        Tsai, W.H. 933, 1339
        Tsakalidis, A. 1005
        Tsanakas, P.D. 865
        Tsao, T. 169
        Tseng, D.Y. 315
        Ts'o, P.Y. 1131
        Tsotsos, J.K. 149, 801, 808, 1112, 1113, 1114



                          108






              Author Index



        Tsuchida, N. 521
        Tsuji, S. 284, 766, 1215, 1217
        Tsukiyama, T. 757
        Tsuruoka, S. 204
        Tsutsui, K. 1124
        Tubbs, J.D. 99
        Tziritas, G. 799
        Ueda, M. 521
        Uhr, L. 348, 365, 368, 373, 407, 442, 507
        Ulichney, R. 68
        Ullman, S. 38, 138, 554, 822, 943, 945
        Ullrich, C. 969
        Ulupinar, F. 551
        Umeyama, S. 683
        Unnikrishnan, A. 873
        Unser, M. 515
        Upson, C. 1306
        Urrutia, J. 1082
        Usami, Y. 1262
        Ushioda, Y. 279
        Uttal, W.R. 601
        Vaidya, P.M. 1086
        Vaidya, V.G. 853
        van der Veen, G. 224
        van der Wal, G.(S.) 380, 391
        van Doorn, A.J. 1409
        van Gils, W.J. 214
        Van Hove, P. 1256, 1335
        van Kessel, J.M.H.M. 934
        van Laarhoven, P.J.M. 166
        van Leeuwen, J. 458
        van Waes, P.F.G.M. 224
        Van Wyk, C.J. 1012, 1059
        Vazirani, U.V. 1065
        Vazirani, V.V. 1065
        Veatch, P. 268
        Vemuri, B.C. 1176, 1360
        Vemuri, S. 611, 776
        Venetsanopoulos, A.N. 539, 861
        Venkatesh, Y.V. 873
        Verly, J.G. 1364
        Verma, M.R. 339
        Vernazza, G. 228
        Vernon, D. 950
        Verri, A. 783, 789
        Verrilli, C. 1033
        Vilnrotter, F.M. 265
        Vishkin, U. 725
        Vistnes, R. 549, 1151
        Voisin, J. 200
        Vollmar, R. 351
        Volz, R.A. 925
        Von Herzen, B. 1248
        Von Solms, S.H. 1392
        Voorhees, H. 1137, 1148
        Vroomen, L.J. 934
        Wagener, H. 922
        Wagh, M.D. 1101
        Wagon, S. 1067
        Wah, B.W. 357, 360
        Walker, E.L. 1405
        Wallace, A.M. 652, 1342
        Wallace, J.R. 1297, 1304
        Wallace, R.S. 430
        Wallrath, M. 1274
        Walsh, T.R. 870
        Walters, D.(K.W.) 170, 176, 613, 630
        Walton, D.J. 1279
        Wamsteker, K. 224
        Wan, H.K. 915
        Wandell, B.A. 1121
        Wang, C. 918
        Wang, C.A. 972, 1030



                          109






              Author Index



        Wang, C.C. 449
        Wang, H.Q. 234
        Wang, L. 1142
        Wang, P.S.P. 2
        Wang, Q.R. 219
        Wang, S. 567
        Wang, W. 192
        Wang, Y.F. 835, 1173
        Ward, J.R. 72
        Ward, R. 1000
        Warmuth, M. 966
        Warren, J. 1246
        Washington, R. 1036
        Waters, K. 329
        Watson, A.B. 147
        Watson, A.I. 629
        Watt, R.J. 148
        Watterberg, P.A. 1128
        Waxman, A.M. 295, 425, 764, 777, 787, 826
        Weathersby, M.R. 304
        Webb, J.A. 410, 440
        Wechsler, H. 567, 680, 838
        Weems (Jr.), C.C. 409, 420
        Weghorst, H. 1126
        Wei, T.X. 830
        Weil, F. 456
        Weisbuch, G. 178
        Weiss, I. 524, 528, 529, 847, 849
        Weiss, R. 1200, 1206
        Weldon Jr, E.J. 786, 810
        Wells III, W.M. 805
        Welzl, E. 922, 986, 996, 999
        Weng, J. 800, 821, 845, 1286
        Wenger, R. 1382
        Werman, M. 935
        Westphal, H. 839
        Weymouth, T.E. 669
        White, R.G. 810
        Whitesides, S. 1022
        Widmayer, P. 1045, 1053, 1054
        Wilber, R. 1040
        Wilhelmi, W. 24
        Wilhelms, J. 854
        Willard, D.E. 1010
        Williams, B.D. 1364
        Williams, P.D.L. 325
        Willsky, A.S. 797
        Willumsen, L.G. 346
        Wilson, J.N. 474
        Wilson, P.R. 926
        Wintz, P. 36
        Witkin, A. 555, 696, 804, 1252, 1332, 1341
        Witkin, W. 1158
        Wohn, K. 777
        Wojcik, Z. 591
        Wolf, G. 351
        Wolfe, W.J. 263
        Wolff, L.B. 1197, 1198, 1214, 1226
        Wolfson, H. 685, 688
        Wolter, J.D. 925
        Won, C.S. 1160
        Wong, A.K.C. 191, 239, 638, 1106
        Wong, C.K. 1053, 1054, 1083
        Wong, S.H. 534
        Woo, T.C. 925
        Wood, A. 446
        Wood, D. 984, 998, 1045
        Woods, J.W. 91, 1132
        Woods, P.W. 255
        Woodward, C.D. 1272
        Woolford, B. 1164
        Wootton, J. 676
        Wright, A. 323
        Wright, J.S. 1276



                          110






              Author Index



        Wright, S. 760
        Wu, A.Y. 445, 935
        Wu, C. 832
        Wu, X. 75
        Wu, Y. 694
        Wu, Y.F. 1053, 1054
        Wuyts, P. 903
        Wykes, C. 345
        Wyvill, B. 1129
        Wyvill, G. 1129, 1257
        Xu, G. 766, 1215, 1217
        Xu, W. 918
        Yachida, M. 41
        Yalamanchili, S. 471, 514
        Yamada, A. 941
        Yamada, H. 683, 1159
        Yamada, Y. 521
        Yamaguchi, S. 207
        Yan, C.W. 472
        Yang, J.Y. 704
        Yang, M.C.K. 931
        Yang, Y.H. 336, 337, 991
        Yannakakis, M. 1057
        Yap, C.(K.) 948, 958, 959, 988, 1018, 1022, 1037, 1042, 1102, 1376
        Yaroslavskii, L.P. 24
        Yasumoto, Y. 890
        Yata, K. 232
        Yeh, P.S. 215
        Yin, B. 257
        Yokoi, S. 1305
        Yom, D.H. 92
        Young, T.Y. 817
        Yu, G. 1183
        Yu, T.H. 106
        Yu, X. 1261
        Yuan, M.C. 256
        Yuille, A.(L.) 495,744, 1245
        Yvinec, M. 858
        Zakaria, M.F. 934
        Zamperoni, P. 700
        Zavidovique, B. 378
        Zen, H. 279
        Zhan, C.X. 1015
        Zhang, Z. 335
        Zhao, W.Z. 817
        Zheng, J.Y. 284
        Zhuang, X. 482, 488, 815, 853
        Zimmer, H.G. 387
        Zimmerman, J.B. 105
        Zimmermann, H.J. 162
        Zisserman, A. 522, 575, 759
        Zsombor-Murray, P.J.A. 934
        Zucker, S.W. 104, 595, 852, 856, 1181
        Zuech, N. 246
        Zuiderveld, K. 105
        Zuniga, O.A. 600
        Zyda, M.J. 1273





























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