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1.  Introduction

     This is the twenty-first in a series of bibliographies
on computer processing of pictorial information, covering
primarily items published during 1990.  The coverage is
restricted almost entirely to a selected set of U.S. or
international journals and conference proceedings.  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 extraction, segmentation, image analysis
    (G) Matching, stereo, time-varying imagery
    (H) Shape and pattern
    (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 [1-25]

(A.2)   Textbooks [26-30], paper collections [31-36], a
        handbook update [37], descriptions of research at
        various institutions [38-52], and the previous
        bibliography in this series [53].


2.  Related topics

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

(B.1)   Computational geometry:  A journal [54], special
        issues [55-57], and a few individual papers [58-62].














(B.2)   Computer graphics:  Meetings [63-66], books [67-72],
        and a bibliography [73].

(B.3)   Image input/output [74-85], transforms [86-91] (see
        also [92-93]), and coding [94-97].

(B.4)   Image processing (multidimensional signal
        processing, enhancement, restoration,
        reconstruction)-general references [98-104], as well
        as papers on image smoothing and filtering [105-122]
        (see also [123-125]) and contrast enhancement
        [126-128] (see also [129-130]).

(B.5)   Optical processing [131-143].

(B.6)   Visual perception:  meetings [144-147], as well as a
        few books [148-158] and papers [159-163].  (A few
        other papers on specific aspects of perception are
        cited in later sections.)

(B.7)   Neural networks [164-190].

(B.8)   Pattern recognition and artificial intelligence:
        some general references [192-204], as well as some
        papers on constraint satisfaction and relaxation
        methods [205-213].

3.  Applications

(C.1)   Character recognition, document processing
        [214-220]; see also [221-230] on drawings and maps.

(C.2)   Biomedical applications [231-236].

(C.3)   Industrial applications [237-267], including some
        references on robotics applications; see also [268].

(C.4)   Autonomous systems [269-292] (robot navigation,
        etc.).

(C.5)   Remote sensing, reconnaissance [293-310] and outdoor
        robot navigation [311-339]; see also [340-341].

4.  Architectures

(D.1)   General references [342-362].

(D.2)   Meshes, hypercubes, etc. [363-402].

(D.3)   Other systems [403-429].



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(D.4)   Related topics [430-445].

5.  Computational techniques

(E.1)   Image operations (convolutions, morphological
        operations, etc.) [446-469] (see also [470]).

(E.2)   Multiresolution and scale space methods [471-487]
        (see also [488-489]).

(E.3)   Geometric transformations [490-503].

(E.4)   Interpolation, etc. [504-539].

(E.5)   Approximation and estimation [540-570] (see also
        [571]).

6.  Feature extraction, segmentation, and image analysis

(F.1)   Feature extraction [572-638].

(F.2)   Segmentation [639-691].

(F.3)   Image analysis [692-708], including syntactic
        analysis [709-730]; see also [731-734].

7.  Matching, stereo, and motion

(G.1)   Image, template, shape, and pattern matching
        [735-789]; see also [790-819] on Hough transforms,
        and [820-839] on string, array, tree and graph
        matching.

(G.2)   Stereo [840-913].

(G.3)   Motion [914-1029] (see also [1030-1034] on motion
        perception, [1035-1039] on motion synthesis,
        [1040-1052] on tracking, and [1053-1054] on feature
        detection in image sequences).

8.  Shape

(H.1)   Representations [1055-1077]; topology [1078-1086];
        segmentation [1087-1094].

(H.2)   Lines, curves and specific shapes [1095-1114].

(H.3)   Distance and skeletons [1115-1142].




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(H.4)   Properties and recognition [1143-1175] (see also
        [1176]).

(H.5)   Path planning [1177-1198].

9.  Color and texture

(I.1)   Illumination, color, and polarization [1199-1230].

(I.2)   Texture:  models, synthesis, segmentation
        [1231-1259].

(I.3)   Texture:  perception, description [1260-1282].

10.  Three-dimensional scene analysis

(J.1)   3D data acquisition [1283-1293] and analysis
        [1294-1321]; see also [1322-1328] on calibration,
        and [1329-1338] on visual planning and control.

(J.2)   Inference of 3D data from images (``recovery'')
        [1339-1411].

(J.3)   3D shape (surfaces and solids); 3D geometry
        (properties, motion planning, etc.) [1412-1501].

(J.4)   Image synthesis [1502-1556].[*]

(J.5)   3D object recognition and pose estimation
        [1557-1608] (see also [1609-1611]).















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[*]This topic will not be covered in detail  in  future  bi-
liographies.





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                        REFERENCES

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

A.  Books and Conference Proceedings
  Abbreviation Conference
  ECCV         First European Conference on Computer Vision
  ICCV         Third International Conference on Computer Vision
  ICPR         Tenth International Conference on Pattern Recognition
  IU89         Image Understanding 1989
  IUW          Image Understanding Workshop
  SIGGRAPH     SIGGRAPH'89 Conference
  SPIE         Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers

B.  Journals
  Abbreviation Journal
  AI           Artificial Intelligence
  AMM          American Mathematical Montly
  BBS          Behavioral and Brain Sciences
  BC           Biological Cybernetics
  C&G          Computers and Graphics
  CGA          IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
  CVGIP        Computer Vision, Graphics, and Image Processing
  DCG          Discrete and Computational Geometry
  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
  JCSS         Journal of Computer and System Sciences
  JETAI        Journal of Theoretical and Experimental Artificial
                  Intelligence
  JPDC         Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing
  JVCIR        Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation
  MVA          Machine Vision and Applications
  PC           Parallel Computing
  P-IEEE       Proceedings of the IEEE
  PR           Pattern Recognition
  PRL          Pattern Recognition Letters
  SIAM JC      SIAM Journal on Computing
  SP           Signal Processing
  SV           Spatial Vision
  T-ASSP       IEEE Transactions on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal
                  Processing
  T-COMP       IEEE Transactions on Computers
  T-IT         IEEE Transactions on Information Theorty
  T-PAMI       IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine



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                  Intelligence
  T-PDS        IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems
  T-RA         IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation
  T-SMC        IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics
  TCS          Theoretical Computer Science
  TOG          ACM Transactions on Graphics
  VC           The Visual Computer

A.  General References

A.1.  Meetings

1.      K. Voss, D. Chetverikov, and G. Sommer, eds.,
        Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns
        (Proceedings of the Third International Conference
        on Automatic Image Processing, CAIP'89, Leipzig,
        GDR, September 8-10, 1989), IOS Press, 1989.

2.      V. Cantoni, L.P. Cordella, S. Levialdi, and G.
        Sanniti di Baja, eds., Progress in Image Analsyis
        and Processing (Proceedings of the Fifth
        International Conference, Positano, Italy, September
        20-22, 1989), World Scientific, Singapore, 1990.

3.      Workshop on Mathematical Aspects of Computer Vision
        and Image Processing, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
        January 22-24, 1990.

4.      K.S. Pennington and R.J. Moorhead II, eds., Image
        Processing Algorithms and Techniques (Santa Clara,
        CA, February 12-14, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1244.

5.      W. Bender and M. Saito, eds., Image Communications
        and Workstations (Santa Clara, CA, February 12-13,
        1990), Proc. SPIE 1258.

6.      G. Granlund, ed., Proceedings, Symposium for
        Automated Image Analysis, Linkoping, Sweden, March
        6-7, 1990.

7.      Proceedings, ESPRIT II Computer Vision Workshop,
        Antibes, France, April 23, 1990.

8.      O. Faugeras, ed., Computer Vision-ECCV90 (First
        European Conference on Computer Vision, Antibes,
        France, April 23-27, 1990), Springer, Berlin, 1990.

9.      Workshop on the Encounter of Computer Vision and
        Mathematics, Philadelphia, PA, May 21-23, 1990.





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10.     SSPR90, IAPR Workshop on Syntactic and Structural
        Pattern Recognition, Murray Hill, NJ, June 13-15,
        1990.

11.     Tenth International Conference on Pattern
        Recognition, Atlantic City, NJ, June 16-21, 1990
        (IEEE Catalog No. 90CH2898-5).

12.     A.G. Tescher, ed., Applications of Digital Image
        processing XIII (San Diego, CA, July 10-13, 1990),
        Proc. SPIE 134.

13.     AAAI-90 Workshop on Qualitative Vision, Boston, MA,
        July 29, 1990.

14.     EVWW-90, ESPRIT Vision Workshop Week, Crete, Greece,
        September 3-7, 1990.

15.     Proceedings:  [DARPA] Image Understanding Workshop,
        Pittsburgh, PA, September 11-13, 1990 (Morgan
        Kaufmann, San Mateo, CA).

16.     ICARCV'90-International Conference on Automation,
        Robotics, and Computer Vision, Singapore, September
        18-21, 1990.

17.     International Workshop on Robust Computer Vision,
        Seattle, WA, October 1-3, 1990.

18.     M.R. Kunt and T.R. Hsing, eds., Visual
        Communications and Image Processing '90 (Lausanne,
        Switzerland, October 2-4, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1360.

19.     19th AIPR Workshop (Applied Imagery Pattern
        Recognition), McLean, VA, October 18-19, 1990.

20.     ITIAPR90, First International Conference on
        Information Technologies for Image Analysis and
        Pattern Recognition, Lviv, USSR, October 22-28,
        1990.

21.     D.P. Casasent, ed., Intelligent Robots and Computer
        Vision IX (Boston, MA, November 5-7 and 7-9, 1990),
        Proc. SPIE 1381-2.

22.     P.S. Schenker, ed., Sensor Fusion III:  3-D
        Perception and Recognition (Boston, MA, November
        5-8, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1383.






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23.     MVA90, IAPR Workshop on Machine Vision Applications,
        Tokyo, Japan, November 28-30, 1990.

24.     Third International Conference on Computer Vision,
        Osaka, Japan, December 4-7, 1990 (IEEE Catalog No.
        90CH2934-8).

25.     Seventh Israeli Syumposium on Artificial
        Intelligence and Computer Vision, Ramat Gan, Israel,
        December 26-27, 1990.

A.2.  Books, etc.

26.     K. Kanatani, Group Theoretical Methods in Image
        Understanding, Springer, Berlin, 1990.

27.     R. Lenz, Group Theoretical Methods in Image
        Processing, Springer, Berlin, 1990.

28.     Z.C. Li, T.D. Bui, Y.Y. Tang, and C.Y. Suen,
        Computer Transformation of Digital Images and
        Patterns, World Scientific, Singapore, 1990.

29.     E.R. Davies, Machine Vision-Theory, Algorithms,
        Practicalities, Academic Press, London, 1990.

30.     H. Wechsler, Computational Vision, Academic Press,
        Boston, 1990.

31.     G.G. Pieroni, ed., Issues on Machine Vision,
        Springer, Berlin, 1989.

32.     R. Kasturi and M.M. Trivedi, eds., Image Analysis
        Applictions, Dekker, New York, 1990.

33.     S. Ullman and W. Richards, eds., Image Understanding
        1989, Ablex, Norwood, NJ, 1990.

34.     M.M. Trivedi and A. Rosenfeld, guest eds., Special
        Issue on Computer Vision, T-SMC 19 (6),
        November-December, 1989, 1333-1671.  (Foreword:
        M.M. Trivedi and A. Rosenfeld, On making computers
        ``see'', T-SMC 19, 1989, 1333-1335.)

35.     K. Crennell and K. Baker, guest eds., Special
        Issue-5th Alvey Vision Meeting, IVC 8(1), February
        1990, 1-96.

36.     J. Farrell, W. Glenn, J. Larimer, and W. Makous,
        guest eds., Applied Vision, J. Opt. Soc. Amer.
        A7(10), October 1990, 1939-2051.



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37.     R.M. Haralick, A.K. Mackworth, and S.L. Tanimoto,
        Computer vision update, in A. Barr, P.R. Cohen and
        E.A. Feigenbaum, eds.  Handbook of Artificial
        Intelligence IV, Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1989,
        519-582.

38.     W.H. Tsai, Image and vision computing research in
        Taiwan, PRC (1987-1989), IVC 8, 1990, 164-168.

39.     K. Yamamoto, Future directions in computer vision
        and image understanding:  ETL perspectives, ICPR-A,
        32-37.

40.     T. Kanade and S. Shafer, CMU Image Understanding
        Program, IUW, 1-10.

41.     J.R. Kender, P.K. Allen, and T.E. Boult, Image
        understanding and robotics research at Columbia
        University, IUW, 11-18.

42.     T. Poggio and the staff, MIT progress in
        understanding images, IUW, 19-27.

43.     J. (Y.) Aloimonos, L.S. Davis, and A. Rosenfeld,
        Maryland progress in image understanding, IUW,
        19-42.

44.     R. Nevatia, K. Price, and G. Medioni, USC image
        understanding research:  1989-1990, IUW, 43-66.

45.     J.L. Mundy, Image understanding research at GE, IUW,
        67-69.

46.     B. Bhanu, Image understanding research at Honeywell,
        IUW, 70-75.

47.     C. Brown and R. Nelson, Image understanding research
        at Rochester, IUW, 76-85.

48.     E.M. Riseman and A.R. Hanson, Progress in computer
        vision at the University of Massachusetts, IUW,
        86-96.

49.     M.A. Fischler and R.C. Bolles, Image understanding
        research at SRI International, IUW, 97-106.

50.     R. Bajcsy, Image understanding at the GRASP
        laboratory, IUW, 107-114.






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51.     D.B. Cooper, T.L. Dean, and W.A. Wolovich, Image
        understanding research at Brown University, IUW,
        131-133.

52.     N. Ahuja, IU at UI:  An overview of research during
        1988-90, IUW, 134-140.

53.     A. Rosenfeld, Image analysis and computer vision:
        1989, CVGIP 50, 1990, 188-240.

B.  Related Topics

B.1.  Computational Geometry

54.     D.T. Lee, ed., International Journal of
        Computational Geometry and Applications, World
        Scientific, Singapore, 1991ff.

55.     J.E. Goodman and R. Pollack, guest eds., Special
        Issue on the Complexity of Arrangements, DCG 5(2),
        1990, 97-216.

56.     M. Sharir, guest ed., Special Issue-ACM Symposium on
        Computational Geometry (Saarbrucken, FRG, June 5-7,
        1989), DCG 5(5), 1990, 423-526.

57.     C.J. Van Wyk, guest ed., Papers from the Fourth
        Annual Symposium on Computational Geometry (Urbana,
        IL, June 6-8, 1988), JCSS 40(1), February 1990,
        1-123.

58.     C.S. Jeong and D.T. Lee, Parallel geometric
        algorithms on a mesh-connected computer,
        Algorithmica 5, 1990, 155-177.

59.     D.P. Dobkin and D.L. Souvaine, Computational
        geometry in a curved world, Algorithmica 5, 1990,
        421-457.

60.     R. Graham and F. Yao, A whirlwind tour of
        computational geometry, AMM 97, 1990, 687-701.

61.     D. Dobkin and D. Silver, Applied computational
        geometry:  Towards robust solutions of basic
        problems, JCSS 40, 1990, 70-87.

62.     H. Edelsbrunner and E.P. Mucke, Simulation of
        simplicity:  A technique to cope with degenerate
        cases in geometric algorithms, TOG 9, 1990, 66-104.





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B.2.  Computer Graphics

63.     Proceedings, 1990 Symposium on Interactive 3D
        Graphics (Snowbird, UT, March 25-28, 1990), Computer
        Graphics 24(2), March 1990.

64.     CG International '90, Singapore, June 26-30, 1990.

65.     SIGGRAPH'90 Conference Proceedings (Dallas, TX,
        August 6-10, 1990), Computer Graphics 24(4), August
        1990.

66.     Eurographics 90, Montreux, Switzerland, September
        3-7, 1990.

67.     R.A. Plastock and G.S. Kalley, Schaum's Outline of
        Computer Graphics, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1986.

68.     E. Angel, Computer Graphics, Addison-Wesley,
        Reading, MA, 1990.

69.     J. Foley, A. van Dam, S.K. Feiner, and J.F. Hughes,
        Computer Graphics-Principles and Practice, Addison-
        Wesley, Reading, MA, 1990.

70.     A.S. Glassner, Graphics Gems, Academic Press,
        Boston, 1990.

71.     F.S. Hill Jr., Computer Graphics, Macmillan, New
        York, 1990.

72.     A. Watt, Fundamentals of Three-Dimensional Computer
        Graphics, Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1990.

73.     J. Owen, Computer graphics and computer-aided design
        literature:  A keyword-indexed bibliography for the
        year 1988, Computer Graphics Forum 8, 1989, 249-261.

B.3.  Image I/O, Digitization, and Coding

74.     Electronics Imaging West '90 (International
        Electronic Imaging Exposition and Conference),
        Pasadena, CA, February 26-March 1, 1990.

75.     Electronics Imaging East '90 (International
        Electronic Imaging Exposition and Conference),
        Boston, MA, October 29-November 1, 1990.

76.     Imagexpo (International Imaging Industry Conference
        and Exposition), Vienna, Austria, November 5-7,
        1990.



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77.     Image'com 90 (Communicating with Images:  From Tools
        to Users), Bordeaux, France, November 16-21, 1990.

78.     A.S. Rojer and E.L. Schwartz, Design considerations
        for a space-variant visual sensor with complex-
        logarithmic geometry, ICPR-D, 278-285.

79.     K. Chen, A. Astrom, and P.E. Danielsson, PASIC:  A
        smart sensor for computer vision, ICPR-D, 286-291.

80.     N.L. Max, Antialiasing scan-line data, CGA 10(1),
        1990, 18-30.

81.     G. Borgefors, A semiregular image grid, JVCIR 1,
        1990, 127-136.

82.     T.S. Rao, G.R. Arce, and J.P. Allebach, Analysis of
        ordered dither for arbitrary sampling lattices and
        screen periodicities, T-ASSP 38, 1990, 1981-2000.

83.     T. Pavlidis, E. Wold, and K. Pepard, Comments on
        ``Stochastic sampling in computer graphics'', TOG 9,
        1990, 233-243.

84.     M. Ohta and M. Maekawa, Ray-bound tracing for
        perfect and efficient anti-aliasing, VC 6, 1990,
        125-133.

85.     J. Amanatides and D.P. Mitchell, Antialiasing of
        interlaced video animation, SIGGRAPH, 77-85.

86.     E.O. Brigham, The Fast Fourier Transform and its
        Applications, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ,
        1988.

87.     K.R. Rao and P. Yip, Discrete Cosine Transform-
        Algorithms, Advantages, Applications, Academic
        Press, Boston, 1990.

88.     P. Duhamel and M. Vetterli, Fast Fourier transforms:
        A tutorial review and a state of the art, SP 19,
        1990, 259-299.

89.     J.B. Martens, The Hermite transform-theory, T-
        ASSP 38, 1990, 1595-1606.

90.     J.B. Martens, The Hermite transform-applications,
        T-ASSP 38, 1990, 1607-1618.






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91.     I. Daubechies, The wavelet transform, time-frequency
        localization and signal analysis, T-IT 36, 1990,
        961-1005.

92.     I. Gertner and R. Tolimieri, The group theoretic
        approach to image representation, JVCIR 1, 1990,
        67-82.

93.     C.L. Niklas and J.M. Mendel, guest eds., Special
        Section on Higher Order Spectral Analysis, T-ASSP
        38(7), July 1990, 1236-1317.

94.     R. Forchheimer and T. Kronander, Image coding-from
        waveforms to animation, T-ASSP 37, 1989, 2008-2023.

95.     A. Hunter and P.J. Willis, Breadth-first quad
        encoding for networked picture browsing, C&G 13,
        1989, 419-432.

96.     H. Zabrodsky and S. Peleg, Attentive transmission,
        JVCIR 1, 1990, 189-198.

97.     AAAI Symposium on the Theory and Application of
        Minimal-Length Encoding, Stanford, CA, March 27-29,
        1990.

B.4.  Image Processing

98.     R. King et al., Digital Filtering in One and Two
        Dimensions:  Design and Applications, Plenum Press,
        New York, 1989.

99.     J.S. Lim, Two-Dimensional Signal and Image
        Processing, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ,
        1990.

100.    E.J. Delp, ed., Nonlinear Image Processing (Santa
        Clara, CA, February 15-16, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1247.

101.    T.S. Huang, guest ed., Special Section on
        Multidimensional Signal Processing in Image
        Analysis, T-ASSP 37(12), December 1989, 2006-2174.

102.    N.K. Bose, guest ed., Special Issue on
        Multidimensional Signal Processing, P-IEEE 78(4),
        April 1990, 587-775.  (Foreword:  N.K. Bose,
        Multidimensional digital signal processing:
        Problems, progress, and future scopes, P-IEEE 78,
        1990, 590-597.)





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103.    M.I. Sezan and A.M. Tekalp, guest eds., Image
        Restoration and Reconstruction, Optical Engineering
        29(5), May 1990, 391-574.

104.    G. Demoment, Image reconstruction and restoration:
        Overview of common estimation structures and
        problems, T-ASSP 37, 1989, 2024-2036.

105.    M.E. Lee and R. Redner, A note on the use of
        nonlinear filtering in computer graphics, CGA 10(3),
        1990, 23-29.

106.    A. Fong, Algorithms and architectures for a class of
        non-linear hybrid filters, CVGIP 50, 1990, 101-111.

107.    C. Ronse, Order-configuration functions:
        Mathematical characterizations and applications to
        digital signal and  image processing, IS 50, 1990,
        275-327.

108.    J. Astola, P. Haavisto, and Y. Neuvo, Vector median
        filters, P-IEEE 78, 1990, 678-689.

109.    A. Asano, K. Itoh, and Y. Ichioka, The nearest
        neighbor median filter:  Some deterministic
        properties and implementations, PR 23, 1990,
        1059-1066.

110.    B.B. Chaudhuri, An efficient algorithm for running
        window pel gray level ranking in 2-D images, PRL 11,
        1990, 77-80.

111.    P. Zamperoni, Some adaptive rank order filters for
        image enhancement, PRL 11, 1990, 81-86.

112.    A. Asano, W. Zhang, K. Itoh, and Y. Ichioka,
        Convergence properties of recursive rank-order
        filter and neural network, PRL 11, 1990, 557-560.

113.    W.W. Boles, M. Kanefsky, and M. Simaan, A reduced
        edge distortion median filtering algorithm for
        binary images, SP 21, 1990, 37-47.

114.    E.J. Coyle, J.H. Lin, and M. Gabbouj, Optimal stack
        filtering and the estimation and structural
        approaches to image processing, T-ASSP 37, 1989,
        2037-2066.

115.    D.S. Richards, VLSI median filters, T-ASSP 38, 1990,
        145-153.




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116.    Y.H. Lee and S. Tantaratana, Decision-based order
        statistic filters, T-ASSP 38, 1990, 406-420.

117.    J.H. Lin, T.M. Sellke, and E.J. Coyle, Adaptive
        stack filtering under the mean absolute error
        criterion, T-ASSP 38, 1990, 938-954.

118.    M. Gabbouj and E.J. Coyle, Minimum mean absolute
        error stack filtering with structural constraints
        and goals, T-ASSP 38, 1990, 955-968.

119.    X. Wang and D. Wang, On the max/median filter, T-
        ASSP 38, 1990, 1473-1475.

120.    P.T. Yu and E.J. Coyle, Convergence behavior and n-
        roots of stack filters, T-ASSP 38, 1990, 1529-1544.

121.    P.D. Wendt, Nonrecursive and recursive stack filters
        and their filtering behavior, T-ASSP 38, 1990,
        2099-2107.

122.    R. Wichman, J.T. Astola, P.J. Heinonen, and Y.A.
        Neuvo, FIR-median hybrid filters with excellent
        transient response in noisy conditions, T-ASSP 38,
        1990, 2108-2117.

123.    M. Unser and M. Eden, Weighted averaging of a set of
        noisy images for maximum signal-to-noise ratio, T-
        ASSP 38, 1990, 890-895.

124.    Q. Shen, Fuzzy image smoothing, ICPR-C, 74-78.

125.    M. Irani and S. Peleg, Super resolution from image
        sequences, ICPR-C, 115-120.

126.    B.C. Stoel, A.M. Vossepoel, F.P. Ottes, P.L.
        Hofland, H.M. Kroon, and L.J. Schultze Kool,
        Interactive histogram equalization, PRL 11, 1990,
        247-254.

127.    A. Toet, Adaptive multi-scale contrast enhancement
        through non-linear pyramid recombination, PRL 11,
        1990, 735-742.

128.    J. Fairfield, Toboggan contrast enhancement for
        contrast segmentation, ICPR-B, 712-716.

129.    M.I. Sezan, A peak detection algorithm and its
        application to histogram-based image data reduction,
        CVGIP 49, 1990, 36-51.




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130.    C.J. Moran, A morphological transformation for
        sharpening edges of features before segmentation,
        CVGIP 49, 1990, 85-94.

B.5.  Optical Processing

131.    G.I. Vasilenko and L.M. Tsibulkin, Image Recognition
        by Holography, Plenum Press, New York, 1989.

132.    J.M. Blackledge, Quantitative Coherent Imaging,
        Academic Press, New York, 1989.

133.    K.S. Huang, A Digital Optical Cellular Image
        Processor-Theory, Architecture, and Implementation,
        World Scientific, Singapore, 1990.

134.    H.J. Caulfield and G. Green, eds., Selected Papers
        on Optical Computing, Proc. SPIE 1142.

135.    R.A. Athale, ed., Digital Optical Computing (Los
        Angeles, CA, January 15-16, 1990), Proc. SPIE CR35.

136.    R. Arrathoon, ed., Digital Optical Computing II (Los
        Angeles, CA, January 17-19, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1215.

137.    H. Bartelt, ed., Optical Interconnections and
        Networks (The Hague, The Netherlands, March 14-14,
        1990), Proc. SPIE 1281.

138.    D.R. Pape, ed., Advanced in Optical Information
        Processing IV (Orlando, FL, April 18-20, 1990),
        Proc. SPIE 1296

139.    D.P. Casasent and A.G. Tescher, eds., Hybrid Image
        and Signal Processing II (Orlando, FL, April 18-20,
        1990), Proc. SPIE 1297.

140.    B. Javidi, ed., Optical Information Processing
        Systems and Architectures II (San Diego, CA, July
        9-12, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1347.

141.    P.B. Berra, A. Ghafoor, M. Guizani, S.J.
        Marcinowski, and P.A. Mitkas, Optics and
        supercomputing, P-IEEE 77, 1989, 1797-1815.

142.    N. Streibl, K.H. Brenner, A. Huang, J. Jahns, J.
        Jewell, A.W. Lohmann, D.A.B. Miller, M. Murdocca,
        M.E. Prise, and T. Sizer, Digital optics, P-IEEE 77,
        1989, 1954-1969.





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143.    J.A. Neff, R.A. Athale, and S.H. Lee, Two-
        dimensional spatial light modulators:  A tutorial,
        P-IEEE 78, 1990, 826-855.

B.6.  Visual Perception

144.    A. Blake and T. Troscianko, eds., AI and the Eye,
        Wiley, Chichester, UK, 1990.

145.    C. Blakemore, ed., Vision:  Coding and Efficiency,
        Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1990.

146.    B.E. Rogowitz and J.P. Allebach, eds., Human Vision
        and Electronic Imaging: Models, Methods, and
        Applications (Santa Clara, CA, February 12-14,
        1990), Proc. SPIE 1249.

147.    Visual Information Assimilation in Man and Machine,
        Ann Arbor, MI, June 27-29, 1990.

148.    H. Mandl and J.R. Levin, eds., Knowledge Acquisition
        from Text and Pictures, North-Holland, Amsterdam,
        1989.

149.    K.N. Leibovic, ed., Science of Vision, Springer, New
        York, 1990.

150.    R. Held, ed., Sensory Systems I:  Vision and Visual
        Systems, Birkhauser, 1988.

151.    R.A. Finke, Principles of Mental Imagery, MIT Press,
        Cambridge, MA, 1989.

152.    I.E. Gordon, Theories of Visual Perception, Wiley,
        Chichester, UK, 1989.

153.    N.V.S. Graham, Visual Pattern Analyzers, Oxford
        University Press, Oxford, UK, 1989.

154.    M. Rollins, Mental Imagery:  On the Limits of
        Cognitive Science, Yale University Press, New Haven,
        CT, 1989.

155.    H. Davson, Physiology of the Eye, Pergamon Press,
        London, 1990.

156.    M.J. Farah, Visual Agnosia, MIT Press, Cambridge,
        MA, 1990.






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157.    R. Watt, Understanding Vision, Academic Press,
        Boston, 1990.

158.    V.V. Alexandrov and N.D. Gorsky, From Humans to
        Computers-Cognition Through Visual Perception, World
        Scientific, Singapore, 1991.

159.    F.H. Previc, Functional specialization in the lower
        and upper visual fields in humans:  Its ecological
        origins and neurophysiological implications, BBS 13,
        1990, 519-575.

160.    A. Sloman, On designing a visual system (Towards a
        Gibsonian computational model of vision), JETAI 1,
        1989, 289-337.

161.    K. Ozawa, Simulation studies on optical illusions,
        PR 23, 1990, 1361-1366.

162.    P. Meer and Y.Y. Zeevi, The role of stimulus
        structure in spatial hyperacuity, SV 4, 1989,
        141-164.

163.    G. Sperling, Three stages and two systems of visual
        processing, SV 4, 1989, 183-207.

B.7.  Neural Networks

164.    T. Sejnowski, ed., Neural Computation, MIT Press,
        Cambridge, MA, 1989ff.

165.    Neural Networks:  Biological Computers or Electronic
        Brains, Lyon, France, March 6-8, 1990.

166.    S.K. Rogers, ed., Applications of Artificial Neural
        Networks (Orlando, FL, April 18-20, 1990), Proc.
        SPIE 1294.

167.    IJCNN90, International Joint Conference on Neural
        Networks, San Diego, CA, June 17-21, 1990.

168.    INNC90, International Neural Network Conference,
        Paris, France, July 9-13, 1990.

169.    Neuro-Nimes 90, Neural Networks and their
        Applications, Nimes, France, November 12-16, 1990.

170.    J.A. Anderson, A. Pellionisz, and E. Rosenfeld,
        eds., Neurocomputing 2, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA,
        1990.




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171.    E.L. Schwartz, ed., Computational Neuroscience, MIT
        Press, Cambridge, MA, 1990.

172.    H. Muhlenbein, guest ed., Special Issue on Neural
        Networks, PC 14(3), August 1990, 247-414.

173.    C. Lau and B. Widrow, guest eds., Special Issue on
        Neural Networks, P-IEEE 78(9,10), September and
        October, 1990, 1411-1543 and 1547-1675.

174.    M.A. Arbib, The Metaphorical Brain 2-Neural Networks
        and Beyond, Wiley, New York, 1989.

175.    A. Carling, Introducing Neural Networks, Wiley, New
        York, 1990.

176.    M. Caudill and C. Butler, Naturally Intelligent
        Systems, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1990.

177.    P.M. Churchland, A Neurocomputational Perspective,
        MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1990.

178.    R. Hecht-Nielsen, Neurocomputing, Addison-Wesley,
        Reading, MA, 1990.

179.    J.S. Judd, Neural Network Design and the Complexity
        of Learning, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1990.

180.    T. Khanna, Foundations of Neural Networks, Addison-
        Wesley, Reading, MA, 1990.

181.    B. Kosko, Neural Networks and Fuzzy Systems:  A
        Dynamical Systems Approach to Machine Intelligence,
        Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1990.

182.    C. Parten, C. Hartson, A. Maren, and R. Pap,
        Handbook of Neural Computing Applications, Academic
        Press, Boston, 1990.

183.    M. Zeidenberg, Neural Networks in Artificial
        Intelligence, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ,
        1990.

184.    S.F. Zornetzer, J.L. Davis, and C. Lau, An
        Introduction to Neural and Electronic Networks,
        Academic Press, Boston, 1990.

185.    M. Gabriel and J. Moore, eds., Learning and
        Computational Neuroscience, MIT Press, Cambridge,
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186.    M.M. Nelson and W.T. Illingworth, A Practical Guide
        to Neural Networks, Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA,
        1991.

187.    S.J. Hanson and D.J. Burr, What connectionist models
        learn:  Learning and representation in connectionist
        networks, BBS 13, 1990, 471-518.

188.    M. Misra and V.K. Prasanna Kumar, Massive memory
        organizations for implementing neural networks,
        ICPR-D, 259-264.

189.    B. Svensson and T. Nordstrom, Execution of neural
        network algorithms on an array of bit-serial
        processors, ICPR-D, 501-505.

190.    T. Bernard and B. Zavidovique, About the adjective
        ``neural'' when applied to smart sensors, ICPR-D,
        556-560.

B.8.  Pattern Recognition, Artificial Intelligence

191.    M.C. Golumbic, ed., Annals of Mathematics and
        Artificial Intelligence, Baltzer, Basel,
        Switzerland, 1990ff.

192.    A. Martelli and G. Valle, eds., Computational
        Intelligence I (Milan, Italy, September 26-30,
        1988), North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1989.

193.    F. Gardin, G. Mauri, and M. Filippini, eds.,
        Computational Intelligence II (Milan, Italy,
        September 25-27, 1989), North-Holland, Amsterdam,
        1990.

194.    Sixth IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence
        Applications, Santa Barbara, CA, March 5-9, 1990.

195.    M.M. Trivedi, ed., Applications of Artificial
        Intelligence VIII (Orlando, FL, April 17-19, 1990),
        Proc. SPIE 1293.

196.    AAAI-90, Eighth National Conference on Artificial
        Intelligence, Boston, MA, July 29-August 3, 1990.

197.    R. Mohr, T. Pavlidis, and A. Sanfeliu, eds.,
        Structural Pattern Analysis, World Scientific,
        Singapore, 1990.






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198.    H. Bunke and A. Sanfeliu, eds., Syntactic and
        Structural Pattern Recognition-Theory and
        Applications, World Scientific, Singapore, 1990.

199.    J.R. Brink and C.R. Haden, The Computer and the
        Brain-Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence,
        North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1989.

200.    H. Schorr and A. Rappaport, eds., Innovative
        Applications of Artificial Intelligence, MIT Press,
        Cambridge, MA, 1989.

201.    R.B. Banerji, ed., Formal Techniques in Artificial
        Intelligence-A Sourcebook, North-Holland, Amsterdam,
        1990.

202.    R. Kurzweil, ed., The Age of Intelligent Machines,
        MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1990.

203.    A.R. Mirzai, ed., Artificial Intelligence-Concepts
        and Applications, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1990.

204.    P.H. Winston and S.A. Shellard, eds., Artificial
        Intelligence at MIT, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1990.

205.    T.C. Henderson, Discrete Relaxation Techniques,
        Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 1990.

206.    M.C. Cooper, An optimal k-consistency algorithm,
        AI 41, 1989, 89-95.

207.    G.F. Cooper, The computational complexity of
        probabilistic inference using Bayesian belief
        networks, AI 43, 1990, 393-405.

208.    S. Kasif, On the parallel complexity of discrete
        relaxation in constraint satisfaction networks,
        AI 45, 1990, 275-286.

209.    Z. Chen, S.Y. Lin, and Y.Y. Chen, A parallel
        architecture for probabilistic relaxation operations
        on images, PR 23, 1990, 637-645.

210.    E.R. Hancock and J. Kittler, Discrete relaxation,
        PR 23, 1990, 711-733.

211.    M.C. Zhang, R.M. Haralick, and J.B. Campbell,
        Multispectral image context classification using
        stochastic relaxation, T-SMC 20, 1990, 128-140.





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212.    L. Pelkowitz, A continuous relaxation labeling
        algorithm for Markov random fields, T-SMC 20, 1990,
        709-715.

213.    E.R. Hancock and J. Kittler, A label error process
        for discrete relaxation, ICPR-B, 523-528.


C.  Applications

C.1.  Document Processing

214.    C.Y. Suen, ed., Frontiers in Handwriting Recognition
        (Proceedings of an International Workshop, Montreal,
        Canada, April 2-3, 1990), Concordia University,
        Montreal, 1990.

215.    United States Postal Service Advanced Technology
        Conference, Washington, DC, November 5-7, 1990.

216.    T. Pavlidis, J. Swartz, and Y.P. Wang, Fundamentals
        of bar code information theory, Computer 23(4),
        1990, 74-86.

217.    R. Eckhouse et al., Intelligent character
        recognition, Computer 23(6), 1990, 99-103.

218.    D.G. Elliman and I.T. Lancaster, A review of
        segmentation and contextual analysis techniques for
        text recognition, PR 23, 1990, 337-346.

219.    V.K. Govindan and A.P. Shivaprasad, Character
        recognition-a review, PR 23, 1990, 671-683.

220.    C.C. Tappert, C.Y. Suen, and T. Wakahara, The state
        of the art in on-line handwriting recognition, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 787-808.

221.    V. Nagasamy and N.A. Langrana, Engineering drawing
        processing and vectorization system, CVGIP 49, 1990,
        379-397.

222.    M. Monmonier, Graphically encoded knowledge bases
        for expert-guided feature generalization in
        cartographic display systems, Intl. J. Expert
        Systems 3, 1990, 65-71.

223.    S. Suzuki and T. Yamada, MARIS:  Map recognition
        input system, PR 23, 1990, 919-933.





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224.    R. Kasturi, S.T. Bow, W. El-Masri, J. Shah, J.R.
        Gattiker, and U.B. Mokate, A system for
        interpretation of line drawings, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        978-992.

225.    M. Ilg, Knowledge-based understanding of road maps
        and other line images, ICPR-A, 282-289.

226.    R.P. Futrelle, Strategies for diagram understanding:
        Generalized equivalence, spatial/object pyramids and
        animate vision, ICPR-A, 403-408.

227.    A. Shimaya and I. Yoroizawa, Automatic creation of
        reasonable interpretations for complex line figures,
        ICPR-B, 480-484.

228.    S. Satoh, Y. Ohsawa, and M. Sakauchi, Drawing image
        understanding using state transition models, ICPR-B,
        491-495.

229.    H. Kato and S. Inokuchi, The recognition method for
        roughly drawn logical diagrams based on hybrid
        utilization of multi-layered knowledge, ICPR-B,
        578-582.

230.    S. Shimotsuji, A robust drawing recognition system
        based on contour shape analysis, ICPR-B, 717-719.

C.2.  Biomedical Applications

231.    J.C. Russ, ed., Journal of Computer-Assisted
        Macroscopy, Plenum Press, New York, 1989ff.

232.    R.M. Schneider, ed., Medical Imaging IV:  Image
        Formation (Newport Beach, CA, February 4-6, 1990),
        Proc. SPIE 1231.

233.    Y. Kim, ed., Medical Imaging IV:  Image Capture and
        Display (Newport Beach, CA, February 4-5, 1990),
        Proc. SPIE 1232.

234.    M.H. Leow, ed., Medical Imaging IV:  Image
        Processing (Newport Beach, CA, February 6-8, 1990),
        Proc. SPIE 1233.

235.    S.J. Dwyer and R.G. Jost, eds., Medical Imaging IV:
        PACS System Design and Evaluation (Newport Beach,
        CA, February 6-9, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1234.






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236.    A.C. Bovik and W.E. Higgins, eds., Biomedical Image
        processing (Santa Clara, CA, February 1213, 1990),
        Proc. SPIE 1245.

C.3.  Industrial Applications

237.    D.W. Braggins, ed., Industrial Inspection II (The
        Hague, The Netherlands, March 12-13, 1990), Proc.
        SPIE 1265.

238.    IDENT/VISION (Fourth International Exhibition and
        Conference on Automatic Identification and Sensors;
        Third International Exhibition and Conference on
        Applied Machine Vision and Artificial Intelligence),
        Stuttgart, FRG, May 29-31, 1990.

239.    International Robots and Vision Automation Show and
        Conference, Detroit, MI, June 5-7, 1990.

240.    Workshop on Intelligent Robotic Systems:  Design and
        Applications, Boston, MA, November 5, 1990.

241.    M.J. Chen and B.G. Batchelor, eds., High Speed
        Inspection Architectures, Barcoding, and Character
        Recognition (Boston, MA, November 5-7, 1990), Proc.
        SPIE 1384.

242.    B.G. Batchelor and F.M. Waltz, eds., Machine Vision
        Systems Integration (Boston, MA, November 6-7,
        1990), Proc. SPIE CR36.

243.    D.J. Svetkoff, ed., Optics Illumination, and Image
        Sensing for Machine Vision V (Boston, MA, November
        8-9, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1385.

244.    B.G. Batchelor and F.M. Waltz, eds., Machine Vision
        Systems Integration in Industry (Boston, MA,
        November 8-9, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1386.

245.    Vision'90, Detroit, MI, November 12-15, 1990.

246.    H. Freeman, ed., Machine Vision for Three-
        Dimensional Scenes, Academic Press, Boston, 1990.

247.    M. Brady, ed., Robotics Science, MIT Press,
        Cambridge, MA, 1989.

248.    A. Kak, guest ed., Special Issue on Robotic Assembly
        and Task Planning, AI Magazine 11(1), Spring 1990,
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249.    S.A. Hutchinson and A.C. Kak, Spar:  A planner that
        satisfies operational and geometric goals in
        uncertain environments, AI Magazine 11(1), 1990,
        30-61.

250.    A.C. Sanderson, L.S. Homan de Mello, and H. Zhang,
        Assembly sequence planning, AI Magazine 11(1), 1990,
        62-81.

251.    R.J. Popplestone, Y. Liu, and R. Weiss, A group
        theoretic approach to assembly planning, AI
        Magazine 11(1), 1990, 82-97.

252.    S.B. Skaar, W.H. Brockman, and W.S. Jang, Three-
        dimensional camera space manipulation, IJRR 9(4),
        1990, 22-39.

253.    J.E. Agapakis, Approaches for recognition and
        interpretation of workpiece surface features using
        structured lighting, IJRR 9(5), 1990, 3-16.

254.    J.E. Agapakis, J.M. Katz, J.M. Friedman, and G.N.
        Epstein, Vision-aided robotic welding:  An approach
        and a flexible implementation, IJRR 9(5), 1990,
        17-34.

255.    M.A. Abidi and R.C. Gonzalez, The use of multisensor
        data for robotic applications, T-RA 6, 1990,
        159-177.

256.    D. Vernon and M. Tistarelli, Using camera motion to
        estimate range for robotic parts manipulation, T-
        RA 6, 1990, 509-521.

257.    K.K. Gupta, Fast collision avoidance for manipulator
        arms:  A sequential search stategy, T-RA 6, 1990,
        522-532.

258.    M.M. Trivedi, M.A. Abidi, R.O. Eason, and R.C.
        Gonzalez, Developing robotic systems with multiple
        sensors, T-SMC 20, 1990, 1285-1300.

259.    E. Al-Hujazi and A. Sood, Range image segmentation
        with applications to robot bin-picking using vacuum
        gripper, T-SMC 20, 1990, 1313-1325.

260.    R. Volpe and P. Khosla, Manipulator control with
        superquadric artificial potential functions:  Theory
        and experiments, T-SMC 20, 1990, 1423-1436.





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261.    M.K. Leung and T.S. Huang, Detecting wheels of
        vehicles in stereo images, ICPR-A, 263-267.

262.    W. Hattich and H. Wandres, Automatic learning of
        structural models for workpiece recognition systems,
        ICPR-A, 279-281.

263.    E. Persoon, G. Nijholt, G. Maguire, and J. O'Brien,
        Industrial image processing by means of an image
        recognition integrated system, ICPR-D, 402-407.

264.    J.Y. Herve', P. Cucka, and R. Sharma, Qualitative
        visual control of a robot manipulator, IUW, 895-908.

265.    P. Allen, B. Yoshimi, and A. Timcenko, Real-time
        visual servoing, IUW, 909-918.

266.    J. Hoshino, T. Uemura, and I. Masuda, Recognition-
        based reconstruction of an indoor scene using an
        integration of active and passive sensing
        techniques, ICCV, 568-572.

267.    S. He, N. Abe, and T. Kitahashi, Understanding
        assembly illustrations in an assembly manual without
        any model of mechanical parts, ICCV, 573-576.

268.    B. Faltings, Qualitative kinematics in mechanisms,
        AI 44, 1990, 89-119.

C.4.  Autonomous Systems

269.    A. Meystel, Autonomous Mobile Robots-Vehicles with
        Cognitive Control, World Scientific, Singapore,
        1989.

270.    T. Kanade, F.C.A. Groen, and L.O. Herzberger, eds.,
        Intelligent Autonomous systems 2, IOS Press, 1990.

271.    R.J.P. de Figuereido and W.E. Stoney, eds.,
        Cooperative Intelligent Robots in Space (Boston, MA,
        November 6-7, 190), Proc. SPIE 1387.

272.    W.H. Chen and W.J. Wolfe, eds., Mobile Robots V
        (Boston, MA, November 8-9, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1388.

273.    D. Maravall, M. Mazo, V. Palencia, M.M. Perez, and
        C. Torres, Guidance of an autonomous vehicle by
        visual feedback, Cybernetics Systems 21, 1990,
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274.    Z. Shiller and S. Dubowsky, Robot path planning with
        obstacles, actuator, gripper, and payload
        constraints, IJRR 8(6), 1989, 3-18.

275.    D.H. Kite and M. Magee, Determining the 3D position
        and orientation of a robot camera using 2D monocular
        vision, PR 23, 1990, 819-831.

276.    Y. Liu, T.S. Huang, and O.D. Faugeras, Determination
        of camera location from 2-D to 3-D line and point
        correspondences, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 28-37.

277.    B. Hussain and M.R. Kabuka, Real-time system for
        accurate three-dimensional position determination
        and verification, T-RA 6, 1990, 31-43.

278.    R.C. Arkin and R.R. Murphy, Autonomous navigation in
        a manufacturing environment, T-RA 6, 1990, 445-454.

279.    M.R. Kabuka, S. Harjadi, and A. Younis, A fault-
        tolerant architecture for an automatic vision-guided
        vehicle, T-SMC 20, 1990, 380-394.

280.    D. Feng and B.H. Krogh, Satisficing feedback
        strategies for local navigation of autonomous mobile
        robots, T-SMC 20, 1990, 1383-1395.

281.    S.C. Zaharakis and A. Guez, Time optimal robot
        navigation via the slack set method, T-SMC 20, 1990,
        1396-1407.

282.    J. Borenstein and Y. Koren, Teleautonomous guidance
        for mobile robots, T-SMC 20, 1990, 1437-1443.

283.    N.S.V. Rao and S.S. Iyengar, Autonomous robot
        navigation in unknown terrains:  Incidental learning
        and environmental exploration, T-SMC 20, 1990,
        1443-1449.

284.    M. Asada, Y. Fukui, and S. Tsuji, Representing
        global world of a mobile robot with relational local
        maps, T-SMC 20, 1990, 1456-1461.

285.    L. Robert, R. Vaillant, and M. Schmitt, 3D-vision-
        based navigation:  First steps, ECCV, 236-240.

286.    T. Zielke, K. Storjohann, H.A. Mallot, and W. von
        Seelen, Adapting computer vision systems to the
        visual environment:  Topographic mapping, ECCV,
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287.    C. Fennema and A.R. Hanson, Experiments in
        autonomous navigation, ICPR-A, 24-31.

288.    Z. Zhang and O. Faugeras, Building a 3D world model
        with a mobile robot:  3D line segment representation
        and integration, ICPR-A, 38-42.

289.    C. Fennema and A.R. Hanson, Experiments in
        autonomous navigation, IUW, 772-781.

290.    J.W. Hong, X. Tan, B. Pinette, R. Weiss, and E.M.
        Riseman, Image-based navigation using 360 degree
        views, IUW, 782-791.

291.    M.H. Soldo, Reactive and preplanned control in a
        mobile robot, IUW, 792-794.

292.    (S. Li), S. Tsuji, and M. Imai, Determining camera
        rotation from vanishing points of lines on
        horizontal planes, ICCV, 499-502.

C.5.  Remote Sensing, Reconnaissance

293.    L. F. Pau and L. Kanal, eds., Mapping and Spatial
        Modelling for Navigation (Fano, Denmark, August
        21-25, 1989), Springer, Berlin, 1990.

294.    P. Janota, ed., Digital Image Processing and Visual
        Communications Technologies in the Earth and
        Atmospheric Sciences (Orlando, FL, April 18-19,
        1990), Proc. SPIE 1301.

295.    S. Gowrinathan, ed., Acquisition, Tracking, and
        Pointing IV (Orlando, FL, April 19-20, 1990), Proc.
        SPIE 1304.

296.    O.E. Drummond, ed., Signal and Data Processing of
        Small Targets (Orlando, FL, April 16-18, 1990),
        Proc. SPIE 1305.

297.    R.C. Harney, ed., Sensor Fusion III (Orlando, FL,
        April 19-20, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1306.

298.    H. Nasr and F.A. Sadjadi, ed., Signal and Image
        Processing Systems Performance Evaluation (Orlando,
        FL, April 19-20, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1310.

299.    P.A. Henkel and F.R. LaGesse, eds., Airborne
        Reconnaissance XIV (San Diego, CA, July 10-12,
        1990), Proc. SPIE 1342.




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300.    C.D. Tomlin, Geographic Information Systems and
        Cartographic Modeling, Prentice-Hall, Englewood
        Cliffs, NJ, 1990.

301.    Y.T. Liow and T. Pavlidis, Use of shadows for
        extracting buildings in aerial images, CVGIP 49,
        1990, 242-277.

302.    A. Huertas, W. Cole, and R. Nevatia, Detecting
        runways in complex airport scenes, CVGIP 51, 1990,
        107-145.

303.    M.M. Trivedi, C.X. Chen, and D.H. Cress, Object
        detection by step-wise analysis of spectral,
        spatial, and topographic features, CVGIP 51, 1990,
        235-255.

304.    M.J. Carlotto, Toward the unsupervised
        interpretation of outdoor imagery, JVCIR 1, 1990,
        158-175.

305.    R.B. Irvin and D.M. McKeown Jr., Methods for
        exploiting the relationship between buildings and
        their shadows in aerial imagery, T-SMC 19, 1989,
        1564-1575.

306.    C. Lipari, M. Trivedi, and C. Harlow, Geometric
        modeling and recognition of elongated regions in
        aerial images, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1600-1612.

307.    V. Venkateswar and R. Chellappa, A framework for
        interpretation of aerial images, ICPR-A, 204-206.

308.    P. Garnesson, G. Giraudon, and P. Montesinos, An
        image analysis system, application for aerial
        imagery interpretation, ICPR-A, 210-212.

309.    J. Shufelt and D.M. McKeown, Fusion of monocular
        cues to detect man-made structures in aerial
        imagery, IUW, 692-705.

310.    J. Ming and B. Bhanu, A multistrategy learning
        approach for target model recognition, acquisition,
        and refinement, IUW, 742-756.

311.    C.E. Thorpe, Vision and Navigation-The Carnegie
        Mellon NAVLAB, Kluwer, Boston, 1990.

312.    A.K. Sood, ed., Special Issue on Unmanned Vehicle
        and Intelligent Robotic Systems, T-SMC 20(6),
        November-December 1990, 1241-1483.



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313.    T.S. Levitt and D.T. Lawton, Qualitative navigation
        for mobile robots, AI 44, 1990, 305-360.

314.    N. Ishimura, T. Hashimoto, S. Tsujimoto, and S.
        Arimoto, Automatic fixing of ship position by
        simulation-and-matching, CVGIP 51, 1990, 38-53.

315.    W. Burger and B. Bhanu, Qualitative understanding of
        scene dynamics for mobile robots, IJRR 9(6), 1990,
        74-90.

316.    A.D. Morgan, E.L. Dagless, D.J. Milford, and B.T.
        Thomas, Road edge tracking for robot road following:
        A real-time implementation, IVC 8, 1990, 233-240.

317.    R. Kuc, A spatial sampling criterion for sonar
        obstacle detection, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 686-690.

318.    K. Kanatani and K. Watanabe, Reconstruction of 3-D
        road geometry from images for autonomous land
        vehicles, T-RA 6, 1990, 127-132.

319.    M. Beckerman, Treatment of systematic errors in the
        processing of wide-angle sonar sensor data for
        robotic navigation, T-RA 6, 1990, 137-145.

320.    S.J. Dickinson and L.S. Davis, A flexible tool for
        prototyping ALV road following algorithms, T-RA 6,
        1990, 232-242.

321.    V.H.L. Cheng, Concept development of automatic
        guidance for rotorcraft obstacle avoidance, T-RA 6,
        1990, 252-257.

322.    V.J. Lumelsky, S. Mukhopadhyay, and K. Sun, Dynamic
        path planning in sensor-based terrain acquisition,
        T-RA 6, 1990, 462-472.

323.    N.C. Rowe and R.S. Ross, Optimal grid-free path
        planning across arbitrarily contoured terrain with
        anisotropic friction and gravity effects, T-RA 6,
        1990, 540-553.

324.    A.K. Sood, M. Herman, M.M. Trivedi, and H. Wechsler,
        Computational perspective on perception, planning,
        action and systems integration, T-SMC 20, 1990,
        1241-1244.

325.    R.C. Arkin, The impact of cybernetics on the design
        of a mobile robot system:  A case study, T-SMC 20,
        1990, 1245-1257.



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326.    E.D. Dickmanns, M. Mysliwetz, and T. Christians, An
        integrated spatio-temporal approach to automatic
        visual guidance of autonomous vehicles, T-SMC 20,
        1990, 1273-1284.

327.    D.G. Morgenthaler, S.J. Hennessy, and D. DeMenthon,
        Range-video fusion and comparison of inverse
        perspective algorithms in static images, T-SMC 20,
        1990, 1301-1312.

328.    M. Asada, Map building for a mobile robot from
        sensory data, T-SMC 20, 1990, 1326-1336.

329.    C. Fennema, A. Hanson, E. Riseman, J.R. Beveridge,
        and R. Kumar, Model-directed mobile robot
        navigation, T-SMC 20, 1990, 1352-1369.

330.    D.W. Payton, J.K. Rosenblatt, and D.M. Keirsey,
        Plan-guided reaction, T-SMC 20, 1990, 1370-1382.

331.    D.N. Oskard, T.H. Hong, and C.A. Shaffer, Real-time
        algorithms and data structures for underwater
        mapping, T-SMC 20, 1990, 1469-1475.

332.    R.A. Lotufo, B.T. Thomas, and E.L. Dagless, Road
        following algorithm using a panned plan-view
        transformation, ECCV, 231-235.

333.    S. Carlsson and J.O. Eklundh, Object detection using
        model based prediction and motion parallax, ECCV,
        297-306.

334.    J.Y. Zhang and S. Tsuji, Panoramic representation of
        scenes for route understanding, ICPR-A, 161-167.

335.    E.D. Dickmanns, Visual dynamic scene understanding
        exploiting high-level spatio-temporal models, ICPR-
        D, 373-378.

336.    F. Aguirre, J.M. Boucher, and J.J. Jacq, Underwater
        navigation by video sequence analysis, ICPR-D,
        537-539.

337.    B. Roberts and B. Bhanu, Inertial navigation sensor
        integrated motion analysis for autonomous vehicle
        navigation, IUW, 364-375.

338.    C. Thorpe and J. Gowdy, Annotated maps for
        autonomous land vehicles, IUW, 765-771.





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339.    J.Y. Zheng, M. Barth, and S. Tsuji, Qualitative
        route scene description using autonomous landmark
        detection, ICCV, 558-562.

340.    M. Mohnhaupt and B. Neumann, On the use of motion
        concepts for top-down control in traffic scenes,
        ECCV, 598-600.

341.    E. Nakamae, K. Kaneda, T. Okamoto, and T. Nishita, A
        lighting model aiming at drive simulators, SIGGRAPH,
        395-404.

D.  Architectures

D.1.  General References

342.    E.R. Caianiello, ed., Parallel Architectures and
        Neural Networks (Proceedings of the Second Italian
        Workshop, Salerno, Italy, April 26-28, 1989), World
        Scientific, Singapore, 1990.

343.    J.F. Hake, Parallel computing 89 (Leiden, The
        Netherlands, August 29-September 1, 1989), PC 12,
        1989, 387-388.

344.    D.J. Evans, G.R. Joubert, and F.J. Peters, eds.,
        Parallel Computing 89, North-Holland, Amsterdam,
        1990.

345.    F. Andre and J.P. Verjus, eds., Hypercube and
        Distributed Computers (Proceedings of the First
        European Workshop, Rennes, France, October 4-6,
        1989), North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1989.

346.    J.F. Hake, Supercomputing '89 (Reno, NV, November
        13-17, 1989), PC 14, 1990, 123-124.

347.    J. Ghosh and C.G. Harrison, eds., Parallel
        Architectures for Image Processing (Santa Clara, CA,
        February 14-15, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1246.

348.    R.D. Juday, ed., Real-Time Image Processing II
        (Orlando, FL, April 16-18, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1295.

349.    International Conference on Parallel Processing, St.
        Charles, IL, August 13-17, 1990.

350.    International Conference on Application Specific
        Array Processors, Princeton, NJ, September 5-7,
        1990.




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351.    G. Wolf, T. Legendi, and U. Schendel, eds., Parcella
        '90 (Fifth International Workshop on Parallel
        Processing by Cellular Automata and Arrays, Berlin,
        GDR, September 17-21, 1990), Akademie Verlag,
        Berlin, 1990.

352.    J. JaJa, ed., Frontiers '90, Third Symposium on the
        Frontiers of Massively Parallel Computation, College
        Park, MD, October 8-10, 1990 (IEEE Catalog No.
        90CH2908-2).

353.    R. Eckmiller, G. Hartman, and G. Hauske, eds.,
        Parallel Processing in Neural Systems and Computers,
        North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1990.

354.    V. Kumar, P.S. Gopalakrishnan, and L.N. Kanal, eds.,
        Parallel Algorithms for Machine Intelligence and
        Vision, Springer, New York, 1990.

355.    D. Parkinson, ed., Massively Parallel Computing with
        the DAP, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1990.

356.    G.E. Blelloch, Vector Models for Data-Parallel
        Computing, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1990.

357.    A.N. Choudhary and J.H. Patel, Parallel
        Architectures and Parallel Algorithms for Integrated
        Vision Systems, Kluwer, Boston, 1990.

358.    S.K. Chang and S. Levialdi, eds., Journal of Visual
        Languages and Computing, Academic Press, Boston,
        1990ff.

359.    T.Y. Feng and A.R. Hurson, guest eds., Special Issue
        on Supercomputer Technology, P-IEEE 77(12), December
        1989, 1795-1991.

360.    D.H. Schaefer, guest ed., Special Issue on Massively
        Parallel Computation, JPDC 8(2), February 1990,
        101-199.

361.    R. Duncan, A survey of parallel computer
        architectures, Computer 23(2), 1990, 5-16.

362.    S. Dasgupta, A hierarchical taxonomic system for
        computer architectures, Computer 23(3), 1990, 64-74.








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D.2.  Meshes, Hypercubes, etc.

363.    M. Zubair and S.N. Gupta, Embeddings on a Boolean
        cube, BIT 30, 1990, 245-256.

364.    M. Chean and J.A.B. Fortes, A taxonomy of
        reconfiguration techniques for fault-tolerant
        processor arrays, Computer 23(1), 1990, 55-69.

365.    R. Ginosar and D. Egozi, Topological comparison of
        perfect shuffle and hypercube, Intl. J. Parallel
        Processing 18, 1989, 37-68.

366.    B.F. Wang and G.H. Chen, Two dimensional processor
        array with a reconfigurable bus system is at least
        as powerful as CRCW model, IPL 36, 1990, 31-36.

367.    K. Inoue, I. Takanami, and A. Nakamura, A note on
        time-bounded bottom-up pyramid cellular acceptors,
        IS 51, 1990, 121-133.

368.    C.T. Ho and S.L. Johnsson, Embedding meshes in
        Boolean cubes by graph decomposition, JPDC 8, 1990,
        325-339.

369.    T.H. Lai and W. White, Mapping pyramid algorithms
        into hypercubes, JPDC 9, 1990, 42-54.

370.    Y. Hung and A. Rosenfeld, Processing border codes on
        a mesh-connected computer, JPDC 10, 1990, 18-28.

371.    Q.F. Stout and B. Wagar, Intensive hypercube
        communication-prearranged communication in link-
        bound machines, JPDC 10, 1990, 167-181.

372.    W. Hasselbring, CELIP:  A cellular language for
        image processing, PC 14, 1990, 99-109.

373.    J.P. Hayes and T. Mudge, Hypercube supercomputers,
        P-IEEE 77, 1989, 1829-1841.

374.    J.L. Potter and W.C. Meilander, Array processor
        supercomputers, P-IEEE 77, 1989, 1896-1914.

375.    H.J. Siegel, W.G. Nation, C.P. Kruskal, and L.M.
        Napolitano Jr., Using the multistage cube network
        topology in parallel supercomputers, P-IEEE 77,
        1989, 1932-1953.






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376.    C.A. Sher and A. Rosenfeld, A pyramid programming
        environment on the Connection Machine, PRL 11, 1990,
        241-245.

377.    W.B. Teeuw and R.P.W. Duin, An algorithm for
        benchmarking an SIMD pyramid with the Abingdon
        Cross, PRL 11, 1990, 501-506.

378.    K. Culik III, J. Pachl, and S. Yu, On the limit sets
        of cellular automata, SIAM JC 18, 1989, 831-842.

379.    A. Wagner and D.G. Corneil, Embedding trees in a
        hypercube is NP-complete, SIAM JC 19, 1990, 570-590.

380.    R. Cypher and J.L.C. Sanz, SIMD architectures and
        algorithms for image processing and computer vision,
        T-ASSP 37, 1989, 2158-2174.

381.    M.S. Chen, K.G. Shin, and D.D. Kandlur, Addressing,
        routing, and broadcasting in hexagonal mesh
        multiprocessors, T-COMP 39, 1990, 10-18.

382.    S. Matic, Emulation of hypercube architecture on
        nearest-neighbor mesh-connected processing elements,
        T-COMP 39, 1990, 698-700.

383.    R.G. Melhem and G.Y. Hwang, Embedding rectangular
        grids into square grids with dilation two, T-
        COMP 39, 1990, 1446-1455.

384.    M. Milgram and T. de Saint Pierre, Boundary
        detection and skeletonization with a massively
        parallel architecture, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 74-78.

385.    O.H. Ibarra and S.M. Sohn, On mapping systolic
        algorithms onto the hypercube, T-PDS 1, 1990, 48-63.

386.    S. Ranka and S. Sahni, Odd even shifts in SIMD
        hypercubes, T-PDS 1, 1990, 77-82.

387.    J.C. Klein, F. Collange, and M. Bilodeau, A bit
        plane architecture for an image analysis processor
        implemented with P.L.C.A. gate array, ECCV, 33-49.

388.    N. Haddadi, K. Hwang, and R. Chellappa, Viscom:  An
        orthogonal multiprocessor for early vision and
        neural computing, ICPR-D, 265-271.

389.    M. Tremblay and D. Poussart, MAR:  An integrated
        system for focal plane edge tracking with parallel
        analog processing and built-in primitives for image
        acquisition and analysis, ICPR-D, 292-298.



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390.    L.S. Davis, L.T. Chen, and P.J. Narayanan,
        Connection Machine Vision-replicated data
        structures, ICPR-D, 299-304.

391.    M.H. Sunwoo and J.K. Aggarwal, A sliding memory
        plane array processor for low level vision, ICPR-D,
        312-317.

392.    R. Raghavan, K.K. Jung, and H.T. Nguyen, Fine grain
        parallel processors and real-time applications:
        MIMD controller/SIMD array, ICPR-D, 324-331.

393.    R. Barman, M. Bolotski, D. Camporese, and J.J.
        Little, Silt:  The bit-parallel approach, ICPR-D,
        332-336.

394.    H.M. Alnuweiri and V.K. Prasanna Kumar, Optimal
        image algorithms on an orthogonally-connected
        memory-based architecture, ICPR-D, 350-355.

395.    D.C. Gerogiannis and S.C. Orphanoudakis, Efficient
        embedding of interprocessor communications in
        parallel implementations of intermediate level
        vision tasks, ICPR-D, 369-372.

396.    M.C. Herbordt, C.C. Weems, and D.B. Shu, Routing on
        the CAAPP, ICPR-D, 467-471.

397.    D. Rana and C.C. Weems, The IUA feedback
        concentrator, ICPR-D, 540-544.

398.    H. Vorhees, D.M. Fritzsche, and L.W. Tucker,
        Exploiting data parallelism in vision on the
        Connection Machine system, ICPR-D, 617-622.

399.    G.R. Nudd, T.J. Atherton, N.D. Francis, R.M.
        Howarth, D.J. Kerbyson, R.A. Packwood, and G.J.
        Vaudin, A hierarchical multiple-SIMD architecture
        for image analysis, ICPR-D, 642-647.

400.    M.J.B. Duff and T.J. Fountain, Enhancing the two-
        dimensional mesh, ICPR-D, 654-659.

401.    M.C. Herbordt, C.C. Weems, and D.B. Shu, General
        routing on the lowest level of the Image
        Understanding Architecture, IUW, 797-804.

402.    L.T. Chen and L.S. Davis, A parallel algorithm for
        list ranking image curves in O(logN) time, IUW,
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D.3.  Other Systems

403.    R. Morris, Image processing on the Macintosh,
        Computer 23(8), 1990, 103-107.

404.    K.H. Zimmermann, The theory of acyclic systolic
        systems, JPDC 9, 1990, 26-41.

405.    J.R. Parker and T.R. Ingoldsby, Design and analysis
        of a multiprocessor for image processing, JPDC 9,
        1990, 297-303.

406.    M.H. Sunwoo and J.K. Aggarwal, Flexibly coupled
        multiprocessors for image processing, JPDC 10, 1990,
        115-129.

407.    S.L. Tanimoto and E.W. Kent, Architectures and
        algorithms for iconic-to-symbolic transformations,
        PR 23, 1990, 1377-1388.

408.    F. Catthoor and H.J. DeMan, Application-specific
        architectural methodologies for high-throughput
        digital signal and image processing, T-ASSP 38,
        1990, 339-349.

409.    M.A. Sid-Ahmed, Serial architectures for the
        implementation of 2-D digital filters and for
        template matching in digital images, T-ASSP 38,
        1990, 853-857.

410.    S.M. Dunn, J.E. Peters, B. Finkel, and L. Neafsey,
        DISIPLE:  Digital Signal Processor Programming
        Language and Environment, T-ASSP 38, 1990,
        2001-2005.

411.    S.Y. Lee and J.K. Aggarwal, A system
        design/scheduling strategy for parallel image
        processing, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 194-204.

412.    L. Serra and R.L. Rhodes, Low-cost hardware platform
        for developing realtime graphics, VC 6, 1990,
        254-265.

413.    A.W.G. Duller, R.H. Storer, A.R. Thomson, M.R. Pout,
        and E.L. Dagless, A heterogeneous vision
        architecture, ECCV, 576-578.

414.    P.J. Burt and G. van der Wal, An architecture for
        multiresolution, focal, image analysis, ICPR-D,
        305-311.




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415.    F.J. Weil, L.H. Jamieson, and E.J. Delp, Dynamic
        intelligent scheduling and control of reconfigurable
        parallel architectures for computer vision/image
        processing, ICPR-D, 318-323.

416.    C.C. Weems, D. Rana, A.R. Hanson, E.M. Riseman, D.B.
        Shu, and J.G. Nash, An overview of architecture
        research for image understanding at the University
        of Massachusetts, ICPR-D, 379-384.

417.    T. Fukushima, A survey of image processing LSIs in
        Japan, ICPR-D, 394-401.

418.    W.E. Blanz, B. Shung, C. Cox, W. Greiner, B. Dom,
        and D. Petkovic, Design and implementation of a
        low-level image segmentation architecture-LISA,
        ICPR-D, 413-421.

419.    M. Pietikainen, T. Seppanen, and P. Alapuranen, A
        hybrid computer architecture for machine vision,
        ICPR-D, 426-431.

420.    A. Gunzinger, S. Mathis, and W. Guggenbuhl, The
        SYnchronous DAtaflow MAchine:  A computer
        architecture for real time image processing, ICPR-D,
        436-441.

421.    K. Deguchi, K. Tago, and I. Morishita, Integrated
        parallel image processings on a pipelined MIMD
        multi-processor system PSM, ICPR-D, 442-444.

422.    H. Schomberg, A transputer-based shuffle-shift
        machine for image processing and reconstruction,
        ICPR-D, 445-450.

423.    V. Cantoni, L. Lombardi, and M. Ferretti,
        Hierarchical multi-microcomputer systems, ICPR-D,
        476-478.

424.    R. Taniguchi and M. Amamiya, AMP:  An autonomous
        multi-processor for image processing and computer
        vision, ICPR-D, 497-500.

425.    A. Samal, Design of a dynamically reconfigurable,
        integrated, parallel vision system, ICPR-D, 521-523.

426.    C.T. Gray, W. Liu, T. Hughes, R. Cavin, and S. Chen,
        P[3]A:  A partitionable parallel/pipeline
        architecture for real-time image processing, ICPR-D,
        529-531.




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427.    D.B. Shu, J.G. Nash, and C.C. Weems, A multiple-
        level heterogeneous architecture for image
        understanding, ICPR-D, 629-634.

428.    M.H. Sunwoo and J.K. Aggarwal, Vista for a general
        purpose computer vision system, ICPR-D, 635-641.

429.    C.H. Chien and L.J. Lin, PARADIGM:  An architecture
        for distributed vision processing, ICPR-D, 648-653.

D.4.  Related Topics

430.    G. Tortora, G. Costagliola, T. Arndt, and S.K.
        Chang, Pyramidal algorithms for iconic indexing,
        CVGIP 52, 1990, 26-56.

431.    S.Y. Lee and M.K. Shan, Access methods of image
        database, IJPRAI 4, 1990, 27-44.

432.    L. Azzarelli, M. Chimenti, O. Salvetti, H. Bruenig,
        and H. Niemann, Interactive processing and archiving
        of images, IVC 8, 1990, 241-250.

433.    J.J. Pfeiffer Jr., HCL:  A language for low-level
        image analysis, JPDC 8, 1990, 231-244.

434.    S.Y. Lee and F.J. Hsu, 2D C-string:  A new spatial
        knowledge representation for image database systems,
        PR 23, 1990, 1077-1087.

435.    T.K. Ten Kate, R. Van Balen, A.W.M. Smeulders,
        F.C.A. Groen, and G.A. Den Boer, SCILAIM:  A multi-
        level interactive image processing environment,
        PRL 11, 1990, 429-441.

436.    P. Gemmar and G. Hofele, An object oriented approach
        for an iconic kernel system IKS, ICPR-C, 85-90.

437.    S.Y. Hwang and S.L. Tanimoto, Parallel coordination
        of image operators on shared-memory architecture,
        ICPR-D, 343-349.

438.    K. Wakimoto, M. Shima, S. Tanaka, and A. Maeda, An
        intelligent user interface to an image database
        using a figure interpretation method, ICPR-D,
        516-520.

439.    M. Flickner, M. Lavin, and S. Das, An object-
        oriented language for image and vision execution
        (OLIVE), ICPR-D, 561-571.




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440.    H. Sato, H. Okazaki, T. Kawai, H. Yamamoto, and H.
        Tamura, The VIEW-station environment:  Tools and
        architecture for a platform-independent image-
        processing workstation, ICPR-D, 576-583.

441.    S.M. Dunn, Writing retargetable parallel programs
        for low and high level vision using a global address
        space, ICPR-D, 591-595.

442.    T.D. Williams, Image understanding tools, ICPR-D,
        606-610.

443.    D.T. Lawton and D.M. Mead, A modular object oriented
        image understanding environment, ICPR-D, 611-616.

444.    J.A. Webb, Architecture-independent global image
        processing, ICPR-D, 623-628.

445.    T.S. Levitt, S.E. Johnston, S. Barclay, J.W. Dye,
        and D.T. Lawton, Progress toward an image
        understanding application development environment,
        IUW, 115-130.

E.  Computational Techniques

E.1.  Image Operations

446.    R.C. Vogt, Automatic Generation of Morphological Set
        Recognition Algorithms, Springer, Berlin, 1989.

447.    P.D. Gader, ed., Image Algebra and Morphological
        Image Processing (San Diego, CA, July 10-12, 1990),
        Proc. SPIE 1350.

448.    J.J. Koenderink and A.J. van Doorn, Receptive field
        families, BC 63, 1990, 291-297.

449.    G.X. Ritter, J.N. Wilson, and J.L. Davidson, Image
        algebra:  An overview, CVGIP 49, 1990, 297-331.

450.    H.J.A.M. Heijmans and C. Ronse, The algebraic basis
        of mathematical morphology I. Dilations and
        erosions, CVGIP 50, 1990, 245-295.

451.    J. Song and E.J. Delp, The analysis of morphological
        filters with multiple structuring elements,
        CVGIP 50, 1990, 308-328.

452.    J. Bigun, A structure feature for some image
        processing applications based on spiral functions,
        CVGIP 51, 1990, 166-194.



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453.    J. Cooper and L. Kitchen, CASOP:  A fast algorithm
        for computing the n-ary composition of a binary
        associative operator, IPL 34, 1990, 209-213.

454.    P. Lenders and H. Schroder, A programmable systolic
        device for image processing based on mathematical
        morphology, PC 13, 1990, 337-344.

455.    E.P. Simoncelli and E.H. Adelson, Non-separable
        extensions of quadrature mirror filters to multiple
        dimensions, P-IEEE 78, 1990, 652-664.

456.    P. Maragos and R.W. Schafer, Morphological systems
        for multidimensional signal processing, P-IEEE 78,
        1990, 690-710.

457.    A. Toet, A hierarchical morphological image
        decomposition, PRL 11, 1990, 267-274.

458.    K. Qian and P. Bhattacharya, Binary image processing
        by polynomial approach, PRL 11, 1990, 395-403.

459.    Y. Wan and M.M. Fahmy, N-dimensional symmetries and
        their applications in digital filters, SP 19, 1990,
        103-117.

460.    R.M. Haralick, X. Zhuang, C. Lin, and J.S.J. Lee,
        The digital morphological sampling theorem, T-
        ASSP 37, 1989, 2067-2090.

461.    S. Ranka and S. Sahni, Convolution on mesh connected
        multicomputers, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 315-318.

462.    P. Maragos and R.D. Ziff, Threshold superposition in
        morphological image analysis systems, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 498-504.

463.    S.S. Wilson, Vector morphology and iconic neural
        networks, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1636-1644.

464.    E.R. Dougherty, Hausdorff-metric interpretation of
        convergence in the Matheron topology for binary
        mathematical morphology, ICPR-B, 870-875.

465.    K. Preston, Jr., Fundamentals of three-dimensional
        mathematical morphology, ICPR-D, 422-425.

466.    K.R. Namuduri, R. Mehrotra, and N. Ranganathan, Fast
        spatiotemporal filters, ICPR-D, 479-483.





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467.    H. Yamada, K. Yamamoto, and M. Nakamura, Increasing
        the performance of MAP (multi-angled parallelism)
        erosion-dilation for feature extraction through
        unary/binary operations, ICPR-D, 524-528.

468.    H. Joo, R.M. Haralick, and L.G. Shapiro, Toward the
        automating of mathematical morphology procedures
        using predicate logic, ICCV, 156-165.

469.    W.T. Freeman and E.H. Adelson, Steerable filters for
        early vision, image analysis, and wavelet
        decomposition, ICCV, 406-415.

470.    B. White and D. Brzakovic, Two methods of image
        extension, CVGIP 50, 1990, 342-352.

E.2.  Pyramids, Scale Space

471.    A. Zakhor and A.V. Oppenheim, Reconstruction of
        two-dimensional signals from level crossings, P-
        IEEE 78, 1990, 31-55.

472.    S.G. Mallat, Multifrequency channel decompositions
        of images and wavelet models, T-ASSP 37, 1989,
        2091-2110.

473.    R. Hummel and R. Moniot, Reconstructions from zero
        crossings in scale space, T-ASSP 37, 1989,
        2111-2130.

474.    L. Wu and Z. Xie, Scaling theorems for zero-
        crossings, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 46-54.

475.    T. Lindeberg, Scale-space for discrete signals, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 234-254.

476.    P. Meer, C.A. Sher, and A. Rosenfeld, The chain
        pyramid:  Hierarchical contour processing, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 363-376.

477.    E. Saund, Symbolic construction of a 2-D scale-space
        image, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 817-830.

478.    B. Zuerndorfer and G.H. Wakefield, Extensions of
        scale-space filtering to machine-sensing systems,
        T-PAMI 12, 1990, 868-882.

479.    S.R. Curtis and A.V. Oppenheim, Reconstruction of
        multidimensional signals from zero crossings, IU89,
        92-110.




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480.    Y.Y. Zeevi and S. Shamai (Shitz), Image
        representation by reference-signal crossings, IU89,
        111-137.

481.    A. Montanvert, P. Meer, and A. Rosenfeld,
        Hierarchical image analysis using irregular
        tessellations, ECCV, 28-32.

482.    A.D. Jepson and D.J. Fleet, Scale-space
        singularities, ECCV, 50-55.

483.    A. Montanvert, P. Meer, and A. Rosenfeld, Irregular
        tessellation based image analysis, ICPR-B, 474-479.

484.    S. Mallat and S. Zhong, Signal characterization from
        multiscale edges, ICPR-B, 891-896.

485.    T. Wada and M. Sato, Scale-space tree and its
        hierarchy, ICPR-C, 103-108.

486.    G. Whitten, A framework for adaptive scale space
        tracking solutions to problems in computational
        vision, ICCV, 210-220.

487.    S. Zhong and S. Mallat, Compact image representation
        from multiscale edges, ICCV, 522-525.

488.    G. Karlsson and M. Vetterli, Theory of two-
        dimensional multirate filterbanks, T-ASSP 38, 1990,
        925-937.

489.    T. Yamaguchi, Distortion-tolerance curve of the
        Neocognitron with various structures, including
        pyramid, ICPR-B, 918-922.

E.3.  Geometric Transformations

490.    G. Wolberg, Digital Image Warping, IEEE Computer
        Society Press, 1990.

491.    C.X. Durand, Bit map transformations in computerized
        2D animation, C&G 13, 1989, 433-440.

492.    K. Kornel, 2D and 3D perspective transformations,
        C&G 14, 1990, 117-124.

493.    C. Frederick and E.L. Schwartz, Conformal image
        warping, CGA 10(2), 1990, 54-61.






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494.    Z.C. Li, Y.Y. Tang, T.D. Bui, and C.Y. Suen, Shape
        transformation models and their applications in
        pattern recognition, IJPRAI 4, 1990, 65-94.

495.    H.R. Arabnia, A parallel algorithm for the arbitrary
        rotation of digitized images using process-and-
        data-decomposition approach, JPDC 10, 1990, 188-192.

496.    H.D. Cheng, Y.Y. Tang, and C.Y. Suen, Parallel image
        transformation and its VLSI implementation, PR 23,
        1990, 1113-1129.

497.    Z.C. Li, Discrete techniques for computer
        transformations of digital images and patterns,
        PR 23, 1990, 1249-1273.

498.    S.K. Parui, Some geometric operations on binary
        pictures and their shape preserving properties,
        PRL 11, 1990, 355-361.

499.    R.A. Nicholl and T.M. Nicholl, Performing geometric
        transformations by program transformation, TOG 9,
        1990, 28-40.

500.    Z.C. Li, T.D. Bui, C.Y. Suen, and Y.Y. Tang,
        Splitting-shooting methods for nonlinear
        transformations of digitized patterns, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 671-682.

501.    Z.C. Li, C.Y. Suen, T.D. Bui, and Q.L. Gu, Harmonic
        models of shape transformations in digital images
        and patterns, ICPR-C, 1-7.

502.    Y.Y. Tang and C.Y. Suen, Nonlinear shape restoration
        by transformation models, ICPR-C, 14-19.

503.    M. Shizawa, Discrete invertible affine
        transformations, ICPR-C, 134-139.

E.4.  Interpolation

504.    M.N. El Tarazi, Quadratic spline interpolation on
        uniform methes, BIT 30, 1990, 484-489.

505.    P.G. Bao and J.G. Rokne, Quadruple-step line
        generation, C&G 13, 1989, 461-469.

506.    B. Pham, Quadratic B-splines for automatic curve and
        surface fitting, C&G 13, 1989, 471-475.





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507.    P.C. Mathias, L.M. Patnaik, and S. Ramesh, Systolic
        architectures in curve generation, C&G 13, 1989,
        561-567.

508.    D.J. Walton and D.S. Meek, Clothoidal splines,
        C&G 14, 1990, 95-100.

509.    S. Mick and O. Roschel, Interpolation of helical
        patches by kinematic rational Be'zier patches,
        C&G 14, 1990, 275-280.

510.    K.C. Chu, B3-splines for interactive curve and
        surface fitting, C&G 14, 1990, 281-288.

511.    Y. Fletcher and D.F. McAllister, Automatic tension
        adjustment for interpolatory splines, CGA 10(1),
        1990, 10-17.

512.    B.A. Barsky and T.D. DeRose, Geometric continuity of
        parametric curves:  Constructions of geometrically
        continuous splines, CGA 10(1), 1990, 60-68.

513.    A.T. Pang, Line-drawing algorithms for parallel
        machines, CGA 10(5), 1990, 54-59.

514.    W.E. Wright, Parallelization of Bresenham's line and
        circle algorithms, CGA 10(5), 1990, 60-67.

515.    J.W. Schmidt, W. Hess, and T. Nordheim, Shape
        preserving histopolation using rational quadratic
        splines, Computing 44, 1990, 245-258.

516.    P.R. Cappelo, E. Gallopoulos, and C.K. Koc, Systolic
        computation of interpolating polynomials,
        Computing 45, 1990, 95-117.

517.    D. Lasser, Visually continuous quartics and
        quintics, Computing 45, 1990, 119-129.

518.    M.K. Leung and Y.H. Yang, Dynamic strip algorithm in
        curve fitting, CVGIP 51, 1990, 146-165.

519.    T.L. Hemminger and C.A. Pomalaza-Raez, Polygonal
        representation:  A maximum likelihood approach,
        CVGIP 52, 1990, 239-247.

520.    A. Goshtasby, F. Cheng, and B.A. Barsky, B-spline
        curves and surfaces viewed as digital filters,
        CVGIP 52, 1990, 264-275.





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521.    J. Porrill, Fitting ellipses and predicting
        confidence envelopes using a bias corrected Kalman
        filter, IVC 8, 1990, 37-41.

522.    O. Egecioglu, E. Gallopoulos, and C.K. Koc, Fast
        computation of divided differences and parallel
        Hermite interpolation, J. Complexity 5, 1989,
        417-437.

523.    M.K. Leung and Y.H. Yang, Dynamic two-strip
        algorithm in curve fitting, PR 23, 1990, 69-79.

524.    J.H. Chuang and C.M. Hoffmann, On local implicit
        approximation and its applications, TOG 8, 1989,
        298-324.

525.    M.E. Hohmeyer and B.A. Barsky, Rational continuity:
        Parametric, geometric, and Frenet frame continuity
        of rational curves, TOG 8, 1989, 335-359.

526.    H.B. Said, A generalized Ball curve and its
        recursive algorithm, TOG 8, 1989, 360-371.

527.    B. Joe, Knot insertion for beta-spline curves and
        surfaces, TOG 9, 1990, 41-65.

528.    J.D. Hobby, Rasterization of nonparametric curves,
        TOG 9, 1990, 262-277.

529.    B. Joe, Quartic beta-splines, TOG 9, 1990, 301-337.

530.    J.G. Rokne, B. Wyvill, and X. Wu, Fast line scan-
        conversion, TOG 9, 1990, 376-388.

531.    D.P. Dobkin, S.V.F. Levy, W.P. Thurston, and A.R.
        Wilks, Contour tracing by piecewise linear
        approximations, TOG 9, 1990, 389-423.

532.    P.C. Mathias and L.M. Patnaik, Systolic evaluation
        of polynomial expressions, T-COMP 39, 1990, 653-665.

533.    V. Vlassopoulos, Adaptive polygonization of
        parametric surfaces, VC 6, 1990, 291-298.

534.    P. Saint-Marc and G. Medioni, B-spline contour
        representation and symmetry detection, ECCV,
        604-606.

535.    Y.T. Zhou, Fitting smooth curves, ICPR-B, 455-459.





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536.    K. Deguchi and S. Aoki, Regularized polygonal
        approximation for analysis and interpretation of
        planar contour figures, ICPR-B, 865-869.

537.    A.C. Barkans, High speed high quality antialiased
        vector generation, SIGGRAPH, 319-326.

538.    P.L. Rosin and G.A.W. West, Segmenting curves into
        elliptic arcs and straight lines, ICCV, 75-78.

539.    S. Tehrani, T.E. Weymouth, and B. Schunck,
        Interpolating cubic spline contours by minimizing
        second derivative discontinuity, ICCV, 713-716.

E.5.  Approximation and Estimation

540.    F. Girosi and T. Poggio, Networks and the best
        approximation property, BC 63, 1990, 169-176.

541.    B. Kamgar-Parsi, B. Kamgar-Parsi, and H. Wechsler,
        Simultaneous fitting of several planes to point sets
        using neural networks, CVGIP 52, 1990, 341-359.

542.    T. Poggio and F. Girosi, Networks for approximation
        and learning, P-IEEE 78, 1990, 1481-1497.

543.    G. Sparr, A. Hansson, and L. Nielsen, Discontinuity
        preserving visual reconstruction by means of
        potential theory, PRL 11, 1990, 117-122.

544.    M. Alder, R. Togneri, E. Lai, and Y. Attikiouzel,
        Kohonen's algorithm for the numerical
        parameterisation of manifolds, PRL 11, 1990,
        313-319.

545.    S.T. Fathima and B. Yegnanarayana, A maximum entropy
        approach to interpolation, SP 21, 1990, 17-20.

546.    N.B. Karayiannis and A.N. Venetsanopoulos,
        Regularization theory in image restoration-the
        stabilizing functional approach, T-ASSP 38, 1990,
        1155-1179.

547.    R. Cristi, Markov and recursive least squares
        methods for the estimation of data with
        discontinuities, T-ASSP 38, 1990, 1972-1980.

548.    F.C. Jeng and J.W. Woods, Simulated annealing in
        compound Gaussian random fields, T-IT 36, 1990,
        94-107.




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549.    T. Simchony, R. Chellappa, and Z. Lichtenstein,
        Relaxation algorithms for MAP estimation of gray-
        level images with multiplicative noise, T-IT 36,
        1990, 608-613.

550.    I. Weiss, Shape reconstruction on a varying mesh,
        T-PAMI 12, 1990, 345-362.

551.    T. Simchony, R. Chellappa, and M. Shao, Direct
        analytical methods for solving Poisson equations in
        computer vision problems, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 435-446.

552.    R. Szeliski, Fast surface interpolation using
        hierarchical basis functions, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        513-528.

553.    B.W. Silverman and C. Jennison, The specification of
        edge penalties for regular and irregular pixel
        images, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 1017-1024.

554.    T. Simchony, R. Chellappa, and Z. Lichtenstein,
        Pyramid implementation of optimal-step conjugate-
        search algorithms for some low-level vision
        problems, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1408-1425.

555.    E.B. Gamble, D. Geiger, T. Poggio, and D. Weinshall,
        Integration of visual modules and labeling of
        surface discontinuities, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1576-1581.

556.    J.L. Marroquin, A probabilistic approach to
        computational vision, IU89, 44-79.

557.    D. Geiger and F. Girosi, Parallel and deterministic
        algorithms from MRFs:  Surface reconstruction and
        integration, ECCV, 89-98.

558.    D. Keren and M. Werman, Variations on
        regularization, ICPR-A, 93-98.

559.    X. Zhuang and R.M. Haralick, A highly robust
        estimator for computer vision, ICPR-B, 545-550.

560.    A. Rangarajan and R. Chellappa, Generalized
        graduated non-convexity algorithm for maximum a
        posteriori image estimation, ICPR-C, 127-133.

561.    A. Waks, O.J. Tretiak, and G.K. Gregoriou,
        Restoration of noisy regions modeled by noncausal
        Markov random fields of unknown parameters, ICPR-C,
        170-175.




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562.    M.A. Snyder, The mathematical foundations of
        smoothness constraints:  A new class of coupled
        constraints, IUW, 154-161.

563.    P. Meer, D. Mintz, and A. Rosenfeld, Least median of
        squares based robust analysis of image structure,
        IUW, 231-254.

564.    D. Mintz, P. Meer, and A. Rosenfeld, A fast, high
        breakdown point robust estimator for computer vision
        applications, IUW, 255-257.

565.    T. Poggio and F. Girosi, Extensions of a theory of
        networks for approximation and learning:
        Dimensionality reduction and clustering, IUW,
        597-603.

566.    R. McKendall, Statistical decision theory for sensor
        fusion, IUW, 861-866.

567.    G. Kamberova and M. Mintz, Robust multi-sensor
        fusion:  A decision-theoretic approach, IUW,
        867-873.

568.    R. McKendall and M. Mintz, Non-monotonic decision
        rules for sensor fusion, IUW, 874-880.

569.    R.L. Stevenson and E.J. Delp, Viewpoint invariant
        recovery, ICCV, 309-312.

570.    S.Z. Li, Reconstruction without discontinuities,
        ICCV, 709-712.

571.    X. Zhuang and R.M. Haralick, A neural net algorithm
        for maximum entropy image reconstruction, ICPR-C,
        47-50.

F.  Feature Extraction, Segmentation, and Image Analysis

F.1.  Feature Extraction

572.    P.E. Danielsson and O. Seger, Rotation invariance in
        gradient and higher order derivative detectors,
        CVGIP 49, 1990, 198-221.

573.    S. Connelly and A. Rosenfeld, A pyramid algorithm
        for fast curve extraction, CVGIP 49, 1990, 332-345.

574.    A. Singh and M. Shneier, Grey level corner
        detection:  A generalization and a robust real time
        implementation, CVGIP 51, 1990, 54-69.



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575.    M. Nadler, A note on the coefficients of compass
        mask convolutions, CVGIP 51, 1990, 96-101.

576.    D.J. Williams and M. Shah, Edge contours using
        multiple scales, CVGIP 51, 1990, 256-274.

577.    F. Ulupinar and G. Medioni, Refining edges detected
        by a LoG operator, CVGIP 51, 1990, 275-298.

578.    J.G. Harris, C. Koch, E. Staats, and J. Lou, Analog
        hardware for detecting discontinuities in early
        vision, IJCV 4, 1990, 211-223.

579.    R.T. Shann and J.P. Oakley, Novel approach to
        boundary finding, IVC 8, 1990, 32-36.

580.    A.C.F. Colchester, R.T. Ritchings, and N.D.
        Kodikara, Image segmentation using maximum gradient
        profiles orthogonal to edges, IVC 8, 1990, 211-217.

581.    D. Lee, Discontinuity detection from band-limited
        signals, J. Complexity 6, 1990, 170-191.

582.    P. Fua and Y.G. Leclerc, Model driven edge
        detection, MVA 3, 1990, 45-56.

583.    J.S.P. Shu, One-pixel-wide edge detection, PR 22,
        1989, 665-673.

584.    R.M. Haralick and J.S.J. Lee, Context dependent edge
        detection and evaluation, PR 23, 1990, 1-19.

585.    H.D. Cheng, C. Tong, and Y.J. Lu, VLSI curve
        detector, PR 23, 1990, 35-50.

586.    R.P. Johnson, Contrast based edge detection, PR 23,
        1990, 311-318.

587.    R.N. Strickland, T. Draelos, and Z. Mao, Edge
        detection in machine vision using a simple L<1> norm
        template matching algorithm, PR 23, 1990, 411-421.

588.    A. Kundu, Robust edge detection, PR 23, 1990,
        423-440.

589.    S.T. Liu and W.H. Tsai, Moment-preserving corner
        detection, PR 23, 1990, 441-460.

590.    R.A. Brooks and A.C. Bovik, Robust techniques for
        edge detection in multiplicative Weibull image
        noise, PR 23, 1990, 1047-1057.



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591.    R. Mehrotra, S. Nichani, and N. Ranganathan, Corner
        detection, PR 23, 1990, 1223-1233.

592.    J.M. Jolion, P. Meer, and A. Rosenfeld, Border
        delineation in image pyramids by concurrent tree
        growing, PRL 11, 1990, 107-115.

593.    I.T. Lancaster and D.G. Elliman, A comparison of two
        algorithms for segmentation using edge detection
        techniques, PRL 11, 1990, 175-180.

594.    K.J. Goodson and P.H. Lewis, A knowledge based line
        recognition system, PRL 11, 1990, 295-304.

595.    S. Venkatesh and R. Owens, On the classification of
        image features, PRL 11, 1990, 339-349.

596.    L. Lalitha and D. Dutta Majumder, A new linear
        feature detection technique based on second order
        neighbors, PRL 11, 1990, 561-569.

597.    R.H. Park, A Fourier interpretation of the Frei-Chen
        edge masks, PRL 11, 1990, 631-636.

598.    R. Deriche, Fast algorithms for low-level vision,
        T-PAMI 12, 1990, 78-87.

599.    E.R. Hancock and J. Kittler, Edge-labeling using
        dictionary-based relaxation, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        165-181.

600.    R.H. Park and W.Y. Choi, Comments on ``A three-
        module strategy for edge detection'', T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 223-224.

601.    D. Lee, Coping with discontinuties in computer
        vision:  Their detection, classification, and
        measurement, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 321-344.

602.    D. Geman, S. Geman, C. Graffigne, and P. Dong,
        Boundary detection by constrained optimization, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 609-628.

603.    P. Perona and J. Malik, Scale-space and edge
        detection using anisotropic diffusion, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 629-639.

604.    N. Saito and M.A. Cunningham, Generalized E-filter
        and its application to edge detection, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 814-817.




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605.    M.A. Piech, Decomposing the Laplacian, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 830-831.

606.    B. Bell and L.F. Pau, Contour tracking and corner
        detection in a logic programming environment, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 913-917.

607.    P. Kahn, L. Kitchen, and E.M. Riseman, A fast line
        finder for vision-guided robot navigation, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 1088-1102.

608.    H.D. Tagare and R.J.P. de Figuereido, On the
        localization performance measure and optimal edge
        detection, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 1186-1190.

609.    H.L. Tan, S.B. Gelfand, and E.J. Delp, A comparative
        cost function approach to edge detection, T-SMC 19,
        1989, 1337-1349.

610.    M. Boldt, R. Weiss, and E. Riseman, Token-based
        extraction of straight lines, T-SMC 19, 1989,
        1581-1594.

611.    P.H. Eichel and E.J. Delp, Quantitative analysis of
        a moment-based edge operator, T-SMC 20, 1990, 59-66.

612.    K.B. Eom and R.L. Kashyap, Composite edge detection
        with random field models, T-SMC 20, 1990, 81-93.

613.    G.R. Dattatreya and L.N. Kanal, Detection and
        smoothing of edge contours in images by one-
        dimensional Kalman techniques, T-SMC 20, 1990,
        159-165.

614.    G. Medioni, J.S. Chen, and F. Ulupinar, Accurate
        detection of edges with large Laplacian-of-Gaussian
        masks, IU89, 138-162.

615.    K. Brunnstrom, J.O. Eklundh, and T. Lindeberg, On
        scale and resolution in the analysis of local image
        structure, ECCV, 3-12.

616.    S. Castan, J. Zhao, and J. Shen, Optimal filter for
        edge detection [--] methods and results, ECCV,
        13-17.

617.    N. Nordstrom, Biased anisotropic diffusion-a unified
        regularization and diffusion approach to edge
        detection, ECCV, 18-27.





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618.    O. Monga, R. Deriche, G. Malandain, and J.P.
        Cocquerez, Recursive filtering and edge closing:
        Two primary tools for 3D edge detection, ECCV,
        56-65.

619.    D.J. Williams and M. Shah, Edge contours using
        multiple scales, ECCV, 66-70.

620.    E.Z. Tihanyi and J.L. Barron, Spatio-temporal edge
        focusing, ICPR-A, 213-216.

621.    T. Hwang and J.J. Clark, A spatio-temporal
        generalization of Canny's edge detector, ICPR-A,
        314-318.

622.    I.J. Cox, R.A. Boie, and D.A. Wallach, Line
        recognition, ICPR-B, 639-645.

623.    O. Monga, R. Deriche, G. Malandain, and J.P.
        Cocquerez, 3D edge detection by separable recursive
        filtering and edge closing, ICPR-B, 652-654.

624.    M. Chen, D. Lee, and T. Pavlidis, Some results on
        feature detection using residual analysis, ICPR-B,
        668-670.

625.    M. Gokmen and C.C. Li, Edge detection with
        iteratively refined regularization, ICPR-B, 690-693.

626.    S. Castan, J. Zhao, and J. Shen, New edge detection
        methods based on exponential filter, ICPR-B,
        709-711.

627.    J.M. Coggins, Measuring image structures using
        multiscale orientation field, ICPR-B, 720-722.

628.    V. Lacroix, The primary raster:  A multiresolution
        image description, ICPR-B, 903-907.

629.    S. Sarkar and K.L. Boyer, Optimal, efficient,
        recursive edge detection filters, ICPR-B, 931-936.

630.    D.J. Williams and M. Shah, Normalized edge detector,
        ICPR-B, 942-946.

631.    S.E. Reichenbach, S.K. Park, and R. Alter-
        Gartenberg, Optimal, small kernels for edge
        detection, ICPR-C, 57-63.






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632.    P. Meer and I. Weiss, Smoothed differentiation
        filters for images, ICPR-C, 121-126.

633.    P. Perona and J. Malik, Detecting and localizing
        edges composed of steps, peaks and roofs, ICCV,
        52-57.

634.    M.M. Fleck, Multiple widths yield reliable finite
        differences, ICCV, 58-61.

635.    D. Reisfeld, H. Wolfson, and Y. Yeshurun, Detection
        of interest points using symmetry, ICCV, 62-65.

636.    R. Deriche and G. Giraudon, Accurate corner
        detection:  An analytical study, ICCV, 66-70.

637.    J.H. Han, Detection of convex and concave
        discontinuous points in a plane curve, ICCV, 71-74.

638.    D. Gutfinger, R. Nishimura, H. Doi, and J. Sklansky,
        Robust curve detection by temporal geodesics, ICCV,
        752-756.

F.2.  Segmentation

639.    S. Baronti, A. Casini, F. Lotti, L. Favaro, and V.
        Roberto, Variable pyramid structures for image
        segmentation, CVGIP 49, 1990, 346-356.

640.    S.U. Lee, S.Y. Chung, and R.H. Park, A comparative
        performance study of several global thresholding
        techniques for segmentation, CVGIP 52, 1990,
        171-190.

641.    P.B. Chou and C.M. Brown, The theory and practice of
        Bayesian image labeling, IJCV 4, 1990, 185-210.

642.    J.M. Keller and C.L. Carpenter, Image segmentation
        in the presence of uncertainty, Intl. J. Intelligent
        Systems 5, 1990, 193-208.

643.    A. Rosenfeld, Pyramid algorithms for finding global
        structures in images, IS 50, 1990, 23-34.

644.    A.P. Choo, A.J. Maeder, and B. Pham, Image
        segmentation for complex natural scenes, IVC 8,
        1990, 155-163.

645.    M. Willebeek-LeMair and A.P. Reeves, Solving
        nonuniform problems on SIMD computers:  Case study
        on region growing, JPDC 8, 1990, 135-149.



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646.    F. Meyer and S. Beucher, Morphological segmentation,
        JVCIR 1, 1990, 21-46.

647.    S. Song, M. Liao, and J. Qin, Multiresolution image
        dynamic thresholding, MVA 3, 1990, 13-16.

648.    B. Bhanu, B.L. Hutchings, and K.F. Smith, VLSI
        design and implementation of a real-time image
        segmentation processor, MVA 3, 1990, 21-44.

649.    M. Spann and C. Horne, Image segmentation using a
        dynamic thresholding pyramid, PR 22, 1989, 719-732.

650.    C.C. Chu, N. Nandhakumar, and J.K. Aggarwal, Image
        segmentation using laser radar data, PR 23, 1990,
        569-581.

651.    H. Asar, N. Nandhakumar, and J.K. Aggarwal,
        Pyramid-based image segmentation using multisensory
        data, PR 23, 1990, 583-593.

652.    A. Khotanzad and A. Bouarfa, Image segmentation by a
        parallel, non-parametric histogram based clustering
        algorithm, PR 23, 1990, 961-973.

653.    N. Karssemeijer, A relaxation method for image
        segmentation using a spatially dependent stochastic
        model, PRL 11, 1990, 13-23.

654.    C.A. Murthy and S.K. Pal, Fuzzy thresholding:
        Mathematical framework, bound functions and weighted
        moving average technique, PRL 11, 1990, 197-206.

655.    M. Bister, J. Cornelis, and A. Rosenfeld, A critical
        view of pyramid segmentation algorithms, PRL 11,
        1990, 605-617.

656.    I. Cseke and Z. Fazekas, Comments on gray-level
        thresholding of images using a correlation
        criterion, PRL 11, 1990, 709-710.

657.    R. Mester, Region based image segmentation using
        stochastic image models, SP 19, 1990, 343-344.

658.    P.J. Soille and M.M. Ansoult, Automated basin
        delineation from digital elevation models using
        mathematical morphology, SP 20, 1990, 171-182.

659.    T. Pavlidis and Y.T. Liow, Integrating region
        growing and edge detection, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        225-233.



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660.    L.M. Lifshitz and S.M. Pizer, A multiresolution
        hierarchical approach to image segmentation based on
        intensity extrema, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 529-540.

661.    M.H. Chen and T. Pavlidis, Image seaming for
        segmentation on parallel architecture, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 588-594.

662.    A.A. Amini, T.E. Weymouth, and R.C. Jain, Using
        dynamic programming for solving variational problems
        in vision, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 855-867.

663.    J.F. Haddon and J.F. Boyce, Image segmentation by
        unifying region and boundary information, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 929-948.

664.    J. Zhang and J.W. Modestino, A model-fitting
        approach to cluster validation with application to
        stochastic model-based image segmentation, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 1009-1017.

665.    H. Lee and R.H. Park, Comments on ``An optimal
        multiple threshold scheme for image segmentation'',
        T-SMC 20, 1990, 741-742.

666.    A. Magid, S.R. Rotman, and A.M. Weiss, Comment on
        ``Picture thresholding using an iterative selection
        method'', T-SMC 20, 1990, 1238-1239.

667.    D. Mumford and J. Shah, Boundary detection by
        minimizing functionals, I, IU89, 19-43.

668.    A. Rosenfeld, Divide-and-conquer techniques for
        detecting and describing global features in images,
        IU89, 80-91.

669.    M.O. Berger, Snake growing, ECCV, 570-572.

670.    P. Hanusse and P. Guillataud, Object detection and
        identification by hierarchical segmentation, ECCV,
        583-585.

671.    D. Geiger and A. Yuille, A common framework for
        image segmentation, ICPR-B, 502-507.

672.    D. Keren, R. Marcus, M. Werman, and S. Peleg,
        Segmentation by minimum length encoding, ICPR-B,
        681-683.






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673.    R.C. Dubes, A.K. Jain, S.G. Nadabar, and C.C. Chen,
        MRF model-based algorithms for image segmentation,
        ICPR-B, 808-814.

674.    J. Shah, Parameter estimation, multiscale
        representation and algorithms for energy-minimizing
        segmentations, ICPR-B, 815-819.

675.    G. Roth and M.D. Levine, Segmentation of geometric
        signals using robust fitting, ICPR-B, 826-831.

676.    M.O. Berger and R. Mohr, Towards autonomy in active
        contour models, ICPR-B, 847-851.

677.    N. Babaguchi, K. Yamada, K. Kise, and Y. Tezuka,
        Connectionist model binarization, ICPR-C, 51-56.

678.    W.E. Blanz and S.L. Gish, A connectionist classifier
        architecture applied to image segmentation, ICPR-D,
        272-277.

679.    A. Tyagi and M. Bayoumi, Systolic array
        implementation of image segmentation by a directed
        split and merge procedure, ICPR-D, 491-493.

680.    G. Healey and B. Dom, Pattern classification
        algorithms for real-time image segmentation, ICPR-D,
        545-550.

681.    Y.G. Leclerc, Region grouping using the Minimum-
        Description-Length Principle, IUW, 473-481.

682.    B. Bhanu, S. Lee, and J. Ming, Self-optimizing
        control system for adaptive image segmentation, IUW,
        583-596.

683.    S. Menet, P. Saint-Marc, and G. Medioni, B-snakes:
        Implementation and application to stereo, IUW,
        720-726.

684.    T. Darrell, S. Sclaroff, and A. Pentland,
        Segmentation by minimal description, ICCV, 112-116.

685.    C.C. Chu and J.K. Aggarwal, The integration of
        region and edge-based segmentation, ICCV, 117-120.

686.    A. Leonardis, A. Gupta, and R. Bajcsy, Segmentation
        as the search for the best description of the image
        in terms of primitives, ICCV, 121-125.





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687.    L.R. Williams, Perceptual organization of occluding
        contours, ICCV, 133-137.

688.    M. Nitzberg and D. Mumford, The 2.1-D sketch, ICCV,
        138-144.

689.    T. Lindeberg and J.O. Eklundh, Scale detection and
        region extraction from a scale-space primal sketch,
        ICCV, 416-426.

690.    L.D. Cohen and I. Cohen, A finite element method
        applied to new active contour models and 3D
        reconstruction from cross sections, ICCV, 587-591.

691.    D.J. Williams and M. Shah, A fast algorithm for
        active contours, ICCV, 592-595.

F.3.  Image Analysis

692.    R. Reiter and A.K. Mackworth, A logical framework
        for depiction and image interpretation, AI 41, 1989,
        125-155.

693.    J.K. Tsotsos, Analyzing vision at the complexity
        level, BBS 13, 1990, 423-469.

694.    A. Meisels and D. Mintz, Symbolic reasoning in
        object extraction, CVGIP 52, 1990, 447-459.

695.    W. Burger, On machine vision and CAST, Cybernetics
        Systems 21, 1990, 221-230.

696.    M. Steinby, A formal theory of errors in tree
        representations of patterns, EIK 26, 1990, 19-32.

697.    A. Cameron and H. Durrant-Whyte, A Bayesian approach
        to optimal sensor placement, IJRR 9(5), 1990, 70-88.

698.    B.C. Jiang and M.Y.R. Shiau, A systematic
        methodology for determining/optimizing a machine
        vision system's capability, MVA 3, 1990, 169-182.

699.    C.A. Ankenbrandt, B.P. Buckles, and F.E. Petry,
        Scene recognition using genetic algorithms with
        semantic nets, PRL 11, 1990, 285-293.

700.    H. Niemann, G.F. Sagerer, S. Schroder, and F.
        Kummert, ERNEST:  A semantic network system for
        pattern understanding, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 883-905.





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701.    G.M. Provan, An analysis of knowledge representation
        schemes for high level vision, ECCV, 537-541.

702.    P. Garnesson and G. Giraudon, Spatial context in an
        image analysis system, ECCV, 579-582.

703.    A. Califano, R. Kjeldsen, and R.M. Bolle, Data and
        model driven foveation, ICPR-A, 1-7.

704.    J. Qian and R.W. Ehrich, A framework for uncertainty
        reasoning in hierarchical visual evidence space,
        ICPR-A, 119-124.

705.    K. Rao and R. Nevatia, Shape description from
        imperfect and incomplete data, ICPR-A, 125-129.

706.    Y. Nakamura, S. Abe, Y. Ohsawa, and M. Sakauchi,
        Data structures for multi-layer N-dimensional data
        using hierarchical structure, ICPR-C, 97-102.

707.    G.H. Granlund and H. Knutsson, Compact associative
        representation of visual information, ICPR-C,
        200-207.

708.    V. Cappellini, A. Del Bimbo, and P. Nesi,
        Integrating object oriented programming paradigm
        concepts in designing a vision and pattern
        recognition system architecture, ICPR-D, 572-575.

709.    P.S.P. Wang, ed., Array Grammars, Patterns, and
        Recognizers, World Scientific, Singapore, 1989
        (IJPRAI 3(3-4), December 1989, 279-503).

710.    M. Nivat, A. Saoudi, and V.R. Dare, Parallel
        generation of finite images, IJPRAI 3, 1989,
        279-294.

711.    Y. Yamamoto, K. Morita, and K. Sugata, Context-
        sensitivity of two-dimensional regular array
        grammars, IJPRAI 3, 1989, 295-319.

712.    E.T. Lee, S.Y. Zhu, and P.C. Chu, Generating
        rectangles using two-dimensional grammars with time
        and space complexity analysis, IJPRAI 3, 1989,
        321-332.

713.    K.G. Subramanian, L. Revathi, and R. Siromoney,
        Siromoney array grammars and applications, IJPRAI 3,
        1989, 333-351.





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714.    K. Morita, Y. Yamamoto, and K. Sugata, Two-
        dimensional three-way array grammars and their
        acceptors, IJPRAI 3, 1989, 353-376.

715.    H.J. Lin and P.S.P. Wang, Pushdown recognizers for
        array patterns, IJPRAI 3, 1989, 377-392.

716.    A. Ito, K. Inoue, and I. Takanami, The simulation of
        two-dimensional one-marker automata by three-way
        Turing machines, IJPRAI 3, 1989, 393-404.

717.    K. Krithivasan and M. Mahajan, Systolic pyramid
        automata, cellular automata and array languages,
        IJPRAI 3, 1989, 405-433.

718.    A. Rosenfeld, Coordinate grammars revisited:
        Generalized isometric grammars, IJPRAI 3, 1989,
        435-444.

719.    A. Nakamura and K. Aizawa, Relationship between
        coordinate grammars and path controlled graph
        grammars, IJPRAI 3, 1989, 445-458.

720.    A. Saoudi, K. Rangarajan, and V.R. Dare, Finite
        images generated by GL-systems, IJPRAI 3, 1989,
        459-467.

721.    K. Aizawa and A. Nakamura, Grammars on the hexagonal
        array, IJPRAI 3, 1989, 469-477.

722.    H. Aso and N. Honda, Representation of iterative
        patterns, IJPRAI 3, 1989, 479-495.

723.    R. Siromoney, K.G. Subramanian, and P.J. Abisha,
        Encryption-decryption techniques for pictures,
        IJPRAI 3, 1989, 497-503.

724.    C. Kim, Picture iteration and picture ambiguity,
        JCSS 40, 1990, 289-306.

725.    K.J. Peng, T. Yamamoto, and Y. Aoki, A new parsing
        scheme for plex grammars, PR 23, 1990, 393-402.

726.    M. Flasinski, Distorted pattern analysis with the
        help of node label controlled graph languages,
        PR 23, 1990, 765-774.

727.    Z.M. Wojcik and B.E. Wojcik, A rough grammar for a
        linguistic recognition of surface patches, SP 19,
        1990, 119-138.




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728.    R. Gutbrod, A transformation system for generating
        description languages of chain code pictures,
        TCS 68, 1989, 239-252.

729.    C. Kim, Complexity and decidability for restricted
        classes of picture languages, TCS 73, 1990, 295-311.

730.    S. Truve', Image interpretation using multi-
        relational grammars, ICCV, 146-155.

731.    B.J. Falkowski, Perceptrons revisited, IPL 36, 1990,
        207-213.

732.    H. Shvaytser, Learnable and nonlearnable visual
        concepts, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 459-466.

733.    T. Kamada, Visualizing Abstract Objects and
        Relations, World Scientific, Singapore, 1989.

734.    A.S. Bregman, Auditory Scene Analysis, MIT Press,
        Cambridge, MA, 1990.

G.  Matching, Stereo, and Motion

G.1.  Matching

735.    K.D. Toennies, J.K. Udupa, G.T. Herman, I.L. Wornom
        III, and S.R. Buchman, Registration of 3D objects
        and surfaces, CGA 10(3), 1990, 52-62.

736.    A. Margalit and A. Rosenfeld, Using probabilistic
        domain knowledge to reduce the expected
        computational cost of template matching, CVGIP 51,
        1990, 219-234.

737.    A. Margalit and A. Rosenfeld, Using feature
        probabilities to reduce the expected computational
        cost of template matching, CVGIP 52, 1990, 110-123.

738.    W.I. Grosky and R. Mehrotra, Index-based object
        recognition in pictorial data management, CVGIP 52,
        1990, 416-436.

739.    C.M. Lee, T.C. Pong, and J.R. Slagle, A knowledge-
        based system for the image correspondence problem,
        IJPRAI 4, 1990, 45-55.

740.    F. Berman, D. Johnson, T. Leighton, P.W. Shor, and
        L. Snyder, Generalized planar matching, J.
        Algorithms 11, 1990, 153-184.




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741.    S. Ranka and S. Sahni, Image template matching on
        MIMD hypercube multicomputers, JPDC 10, 1990, 79-84.

742.    A. Toet, Hierarchical image fusion, MVA 3, 1990,
        1-11.

743.    Z.C. Shih, R.C.T. Lee, and S.N. Yang, A parallel
        algorithm for finding congruent regions, PC 13,
        1990, 135-142.

744.    S.Y. Lee, M.K. Shan, and W.P. Yang, Similarity
        retrieval of iconic image database, PR 22, 1989,
        675-682.

745.    M.H. Han and D. Jang, The use of maximum curvature
        points for the recognition of partially occluded
        objects, PR 23, 1990, 21-33.

746.    L. Raiha, Approximate sequence comparison:  A study
        with histograms, PR 23, 1990, 159-169.

747.    P.M. Griffin and B.L. Deuermeyer, A methodology for
        pattern matching of complex objects, PR 23, 1990,
        245-254.

748.    C.H. Chou and Y.C. Chen, Moment-preserving pattern
        matching, PR 23, 1990, 461-474.

749.    S. Chaudhury, A. Acharyya, S. Subramanian, and G.
        Parthasarathy, Recognition of occluded objects with
        heuristic search, PR 23, 1990, 617-635.

750.    L. Gupta and K. Malakapalli, Robust partial shape
        classification using invariant breakpoints and
        dynamic alignment, PR 23, 1990, 1103-1111.

751.    W. Long and Y.H. Yang, Stationary background
        generation:  An alternative to the difference of two
        images, PR 23, 1990, 1351-1359.

752.    M.W. Koch and R.L. Kashyap, Matching polygon
        fragments, PRL 10, 1989, 297-308.

753.    H. Lee and R.H. Park, Relaxation algorithm for shape
        matching of two-dimensional objects, PRL 10, 1989,
        309-313.

754.    V. Ciuti, G. Marola, and D. Santerini, An algorithm
        for the localization of rotated and scaled objects,
        PRL 11, 1990, 59-66.




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755.    H.J. Lee and D.J. Yu, Line-based structural matching
        via segment splitting, PRL 11, 1990, 181-189.

756.    A. Margalit and A. Rosenfeld, Reducing the expected
        computational cost of template matching using run
        length representation, PRL 11, 1990, 255-265.

757.    M. Bengtsson, Stochastic optimization algorithms-an
        application to pattern matching, PRL 11, 1990,
        717-724.

758.    A. Frieze, C. McDiarmid, and B. Reeds, Greedy
        matching on the line, SIAM JC 19, 1990, 666-672.

759.    E.L. Zapata and J.I. Benavides, Image template
        matching on hypercube SIMD computers, SP 21, 1990,
        49-60.

760.    F. Heitz, H. Maitre, and C.D. Couessin, Event
        detection in multisource imaging:  Application to
        fine arts painting analysis, T-ASSP 38, 1990,
        695-704.

761.    I.S. Reed and X. Yu, Adaptive multiple-band CFAR
        detection of an optical pattern with unknown
        spectral distribution, T-ASSP 38, 1990, 1760-1770.

762.    H.J. Wolfson, On curve matching, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        483-489.

763.    W.A.C. Schmidt, Modified matched filter for cloud
        clutter suppression, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 594-600.

764.    I.J. Cox, J.B. Kruskal, and D.A. Wallach, Predicting
        and estimating the accuracy of a subpixel
        registration algorithm, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 721-734.

765.    W. Polzleitner and H. Wechsler, Selective and
        focused invariant recognition using distributed
        associative memories (DAM), T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        809-814.

766.    H.C. Liu and M.D. Srinath, Partial shape
        classification using contour matching in distance
        transformation, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 1072-1079.

767.    J.J. Rodriguez and J.K. Aggarwal, Matching aerial
        images to 3-D terrain maps, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        1138-1149.





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768.    C.B. Bose and I. Amir, Design of fiducials for
        accurate registration using machine vision, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 1196-1200.

769.    M. Mintz, Comments on ``Dynamic multi-sensor data
        fusion system for intelligent robots'', T-RA 6,
        1990, 104-106.

770.    D.R. Skinner, K.K. Benke, and M.J. Chung,
        Application of adaptive convolution masking to the
        automation of visual inspection, T-RA 6, 1990,
        123-127.

771.    R.D. Brandt, Y. Wang, A.J. Laub, and S.K. Mitra, The
        recognition of shapes in binary images using a
        gradient classifier, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1595-1599.

772.    H. Tahani and J.M. Keller, Information fusion in
        computer vision using the fuzzy integral, T-SMC 20,
        1990, 733-741.

773.    Y. Hirai and Y. Tsukui, Position independent pattern
        matching by neural network, T-SMC 20, 1990, 816-825.

774.    O. Bernander and C. Koch, Local cross-modality image
        alignment using unsupervised learning, ECCV,
        573-575.

775.    E. Kishon, T. Hastie, and H. Wolfson, 3-D curve
        matching using splines, ECCV, 589-591.

776.    J.R. Beveridge, R. Weiss, and E.M. Riseman,
        Combinatorial optimization applied to variable scale
        2D model matching, ICPR-A, 18-23.

777.    M.S. Costa, R.M. Haralick, and L.G. Shapiro, Optimal
        affine-invariant point matching, ICPR-A, 233-236.

778.    X. Wang, J. Fu, and L. Wu, A matching algorithm
        based on hierarchical primitive structure, ICPR-A,
        285-287.

779.    T. Wakahara, Dot image matching using local affine
        transformation, ICPR-B, 837-841.

780.    Y. Wu and H. Maitre, Registration of a SPOT image
        and a SAR image using multiresolution representation
        of a coastline, ICPR-B, 913-917.






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781.    C. Chakrabarti and J.F. Ja'Ja', A parallel algorithm
        for template matching on an SIMD mesh connected
        computer, ICPR-D, 361-367.

782.    I. Dinstein and G.M. Landau, Using parallel string
        matching algorithms for contour based 2-D shape
        recognition, ICPR-D, 451-455.

783.    C. Reinhart and R. Nevatia, Efficient parallel
        processing in high level vision, IUW, 829-839.

784.    J. Weng, A theory of image matching, ICCV, 200-209.

785.    H. Shvaytser (Schweitzer), Towards a computational
        theory of model based vision and perception, ICCV,
        283-286.

786.    N.M. Nasrabadi, W. Li, and C.Y. Choo, Object
        recognition by a Hopfield neural network, ICCV,
        325-328.

787.    W.E.L. Grimson and D.P. Huttenlocher, On the
        sensitivity of geometric hashing, ICCV, 334-338.

788.    T.A. Cass, Feature matching for object localization
        in the presence of uncertainty, ICCV, 360-364.

789.    J. Henikoff and L.G. Shapiro, Interesting patterns
        for model-based machine vision, ICCV, 535-538.

790.    J. Princen, J. Illingworth, and J. Kittler, A
        hierarchical approach to line extraction based on
        the Hough transform, CVGIP 52, 1990, 57-77.

791.    D.J. Hunt, L.W. Nolte, A.R. Reibman, and W.H.
        Ruedger, Hough transform and signal detection theory
        performance for images with additive noise,
        CVGIP 52, 1990, 386-401.

792.    D. Ben-Tzvi, A. Naqvi, and M. Sandler, Synchronous
        multiprocessor implementation of the Hough
        transform, CVGIP 52, 1990, 437-446.

793.    C.S. Kannan and H.Y.H. Chuang, Fast Hough transform
        on a mesh connected processor array, IPL 33, 1990,
        243-248.

794.    H.K. Yuen, J. Princen, J. Illingworth, and J.
        Kittler, Comparative study of Hough transform
        methods for circle finding, IVC 8, 1989, 71-77.




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795.    W. Niblack and D. Petkovic, On improving the
        accuracy of the Hough transform, MVA 3, 1990,
        87-106.

796.    G. Bongiovanni, C. Guerra, and S. Levialdi,
        Computing the Hough transform on a pyramid
        architecture, MVA 3, 1990, 117-123.

797.    H.F. Li, D. Pao, and R. Jayakumar, Improvements and
        systolic implementation of the Hough transformation
        for straight line detection, PR 22, 1989, 697-706.

798.    W.N. Lie and Y.C. Chen, Robust line-drawing
        extraction from polyhedra using weighted polarized
        Hough transform, PR 23, 1990, 261-274.

799.    C.C. Hsu and J.S. Huang, Partitioned Hough transform
        for ellipsoid detection, PR 23, 1990, 275-282.

800.    D.S. Kenzie and S.R. Protheroe, Curve description
        using the inverse Hough transform, PR 23, 1990,
        283-290.

801.    L. Da Fontoura Costa and M.B. Sandler, A binary
        Hough transform and its efficient implementation in
        a systolic array architecture, PRL 10, 1989,
        329-334.

802.    D. Ben-Tzvi and M.B. Sandler, A combinatorial Hough
        transform, PRL 11, 1990, 167-174.

803.    J.R. Ullmann, Generalized Hough accumulator space
        compactification by superimposed coding, PRL 11,
        1990, 321-329.

804.    L. Xu, E. Oja, and P. Kultanen, A new curve
        detection method:  Randomized Hough transform,
        PRL 11, 1990, 331-338.

805.    S.C. Jeng and W.H. Tsai, Fast generalized Hough
        transform, PRL 11, 1990, 725-733.

806.    R.E. Cypher, J.L.C. Sanz, and L. Snyder, The Hough
        transform has O(N) complexity on N x N mesh
        connected computers, SIAM JC 19, 1990, 805-820.

807.    M. Nixon, Improving an extended version of the Hough
        transform, SP 19, 1990, 321-335.






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808.    W.E.L. Grimson and D.P. Huttenlocher, On the
        sensitivity of the Hough transform for object
        recognition, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 255-274.

809.    V.F. Leavers, The dynamic generalized Hough
        transform, ECCV, 592-594.

810.    D. Pao, M.F. Li, and R. Jayakumar, Detecting
        parametric curves using the straight line Hough
        transform, ICPR-B, 620-625.

811.    U. Eckhardt and G. Maderlechner, A general approach
        for parametrizing the Hough transform, ICPR-B,
        626-630.

812.    P. Kultanen, L. Xu, and E. Oja, Randomized Hough
        transform (RHT), ICPR-B, 631-635.

813.    D.B. Shu, J.G. Nash, M.M. Eshaghian, and K. Kim,
        Straight-line detection on a gated-connection VLSI
        network, ICPR-D, 456-461.

814.    M.G. Albanesi and M. Ferretti, A space saving
        approach to the Hough transform, ICPR-D, 472-475.

815.    N.D. Francis, G.R. Nudd, T.J. Atherton, D.J.
        Kerbyson, R.A. Packwood, and J. Vaudin, Performance
        evaluation of the hierarchical Hough transform on an
        associative M-SIMD architecture, ICPR-D, 509-511.

816.    J. Princen, J. Illingworth, and J. Kittler,
        Hypothesis testing:  A framework for analysing and
        optimising Hough transform performance, ICCV,
        427-434.

817.    H. Koshimizu and M. Numada, On the extensive
        reconstruction of Hough transforms, ICCV, 740-743.

818.    X. Cao and F. Deravi, An efficient method for
        multiple-circle detection, ICCV, 744-747.

819.    P. Liang, A new transform for curve detection, ICCV,
        748-751.

820.    E. Ukkonen, A linear-time algorithm for finding
        approximate shortest common superstrings,
        Algorithmica 5, 1990, 313-323.

821.    D.M. Sunday, A very fast substring search algorithm,
        Comm. ACM 33, 1990, 132-142.




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822.    R. Grossi and F. Luccio, Simple and efficient string
        matching with k mismatches, IPL 33, 1989-90,
        113-120.

823.    J.H. Bradford, Sequence matching with binary codes,
        IPL 34, 1990, 193-196.

824.    G.H. Gonnet and R.A. Baeza-Yates, An analysis of the
        Karp-Rabin string matching algorithm, IPL 34, 1990,
        271-274.

825.    N. Chandrasekharan, Isomorphism testing of k-trees
        is in NC, for fixed k, IPL 34, 1990, 283-287.

826.    M. Maes, On a cyclic string-to-string correction
        problem, IPL 35, 1990, 73-78.

827.    D. Eppstein, Sequence comparison with mixed convex
        and concave costs, J. Algorithms 11, 1990, 85-101.

828.    D. Shasha and K. Zhang, Fast algorithms for the unit
        cost editing distance between trees, J.
        Algorithms 11, 1990, 581-621.

829.    H.L. Bodlaender, Polynomial algorithms for graph
        isomorphism and chromatic index on partial k-trees,
        J. Algorithms 11, 1990, 631-643.

830.    S. Ranka and S. Sahni, String editing on an SIMD
        hypercube multicomputer, JPDC 9, 1990, 411-418.

831.    A. Apostolico, M.J. Atallah, L.L. Larmore, and S.
        McFaddin, Efficient parallel algorithms for string
        editing and related problems, SIAM JC 19, 1990,
        968-988.

832.    Z. Galil and K. Park, An improved algorithm for
        approximate string matching, SIAM JC 19, 1990,
        989-999.

833.    D. Breslauer and Z. Galil, An optimal O(loglog n)
        time parallel string matching algorithm, SIAM JC 19,
        1990, 1051-1058.

834.    A.A. Bertossi, F. Luccio, E. Lodi, and L. Pagli,
        String matching with weighted errors, TCS 73, 1990,
        319-328.

835.    O.H. Ibarra, T.C. Pong, and S.M. Sohn, String
        processing on the hypercube, T-ASSP 38, 1990,
        160-164.



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836.    S.W. Shaw and R.J.P. de Figuereido, Structural
        processing of waveforms as trees, T-ASSP 38, 1990,
        328-338.

837.    M.E. Isenman and D.E. Shasha, Performance and
        architectural issues for string matching, T-COMP 39,
        1990, 238-250.

838.    Y.P. Wang and T. Pavlidis, Optimal correspondence of
        string subsequences, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 1080-1087.

839.    A.K.C. Wong, M. You, and S.C. Chan, An algorithm for
        graph optimal monomorphism, T-SMC 20, 1990, 628-636.

G.2.  Stereo

840.    ISPRS Symposium, Close-Range Photogrammetry Meets
        Machine Vision, Zurich, Switzerland, September 3-7,
        1990.

841.    D. Geiger and A. Yuille, Stereo and eye movement,
        BC 62, 1989, 117-128.

842.    D. Weinshall, Qualitative depth from stereo, with
        applications, CVGIP 49, 1990, 222-241.

843.    B. Kamgar-Parsi and R.D. Eastman, Calibration of a
        stereo system with small relative angles, CVGIP 51,
        1990, 1-19.

844.    H.P. Trivedi, A semi-analytic method of determining
        stereo camera geometry from matched points in a pair
        of images:  Coincident meridional planes, exact or
        noisy data, CVGIP 51, 1990, 299-312.

845.    T.P. Pridmore, J.E.W. Mayhew, and J.P. Frisby,
        Exploiting image-plane data in the interpretation of
        edge-based binocular disparity, CVGIP 52, 1990,
        1-25.

846.    G. Brookshire, M. Nadler, and C. Lee, Automated
        stereophotogrammetry, CVGIP 52, 1990, 276-296.

847.    B.K.P. Horn, Relative orientation, IJCV 4, 1990,
        59-78.

848.    A. Yuille and D. Geiger, Stereo and controlled
        movement, IJCV 4, 1990, 141-152.






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849.    N.M. Nasrabadi and Y. Liu, Stereo vision
        correspondence using a multichannel graph matching
        technique, IVC 7, 1989, 237-245.

850.    A.T. Brint and M. Brady, Stereo matching of curves,
        IVC 8, 1990, 50-56.

851.    Y. Zheng, D.G. Jones, S.A. Billings, J.E. W. Mayhew,
        and J.P. Frisby, SWITCHER:  A stereo algorithm for
        ground plane obstacle detection, IVC 8, 1990, 57-62.

852.    .

853.    H.J. Lee and W.L. Lei, Region matching and depth
        finding for 3D objects in stereo aerial photographs,
        PR 23, 1990, 81-94.

854.    X.W. Tu and B. Dubuisson, 3-D information derivation
        from a pair of binocular images, PR 23, 1990,
        223-235.

855.    G. Sandini and M. Tistarelli, Active tracking
        strategy for monocular depth inference over multiple
        frames, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 13-27.

856.    S.I. Olsen, Stereo correspondence by surface
        reconstruction, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 309-315.

857.    J.J. Rodriguez and J.K. Aggarwal, Stochastic
        analysis of stereo quantization error, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 467-470.

858.    D. Sherman and S. Peleg, Stereo by incremental
        matching of contours, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 1102-1107.

859.    E. Krotkov, K. Henriksen, and R. Kories, Stereo
        ranging with verging cameras, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        1200-1205.

860.    D.C. Brockelbank and Y.H. Yang, An experimental
        investigation in the use of color in computational
        stereopsis, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1365-1383.

861.    S.B. Marapane and M.M. Trivedi, Region-based stereo
        analysis for robotic applications, T-SMC 19, 1989,
        1447-1464.

862.    E. Grosso, G. Sandini, and M. Tistarelli, 3-D object
        reconstruction using stereo and motion, T-SMC 19,
        1989, 1465-1476.




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863.    U.R. Dhond and J.K. Aggarwal, Structure from
        stereo-a review, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1489-1510.

864.    A.E. Kayaalp and J.L. Eckman, Near real-time stereo
        range detection using a pipeline architecture, T-
        SMC 20, 1990, 1461-1469.

865.    J. Porrill, J.E.W. Mayhew, and J.P. Frisby,
        Cyclotorsion, conformal invariance, and induced
        effects in stereoscopic vision, IU89, 185-196.

866.    S.B. Pollard, J. Porrill, J.E.W. Mayhew, and J.P.
        Frisby, Disparity gradient, Lipschitz continuity,
        and computing binocular correspondences, IU89,
        197-214.

867.    A.L. Yuille, D. Geiger, and H. Bulthoff, Stereo
        integration, mean field theory and psychophysics,
        ECCV, 73-82.

868.    A. Meygret, M. Thonnat, and M. Berthod, A pyramidal
        stereovision algorithm based on contour chain
        points, ECCV, 83-88.

869.    J.S. Chen and G. Medioni, Parallel multiscale stereo
        matching using adaptive smoothing, ECCV, 99-103.

870.    S.J. Maybank, Ambiguity in reconstruction from image
        correspondences, ECCV, 177-186.

871.    J.L. Crowley, P. Bobet, and K. Sarachik, Dynamic
        world modeling using vertical line stereo, ECCV,
        241-246.

872.    J.L. Crowley and P. Stelmaszyk, Measurement and
        integration of 3-D structures by tracking edge
        lines, ECCV, 269-280.

873.    K. Langley, T.J. Atherton, R.G. Wilson, and M.H.E.
        Larcombe, Vertical and horizontal disparities from
        phase, ECCV, 315-325.

874.    J.J. Little and W.E. Gillett, Direct evidence for
        occlusion in stereo and motion, ECCV, 336-340.

875.    M.R.M. Jenkin, On the use of trajectory information
        to assist stereopsis in a dynamic environment, ECCV,
        341-345.






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876.    G. Randall, S. Foret, and N. Ayache, Final steps
        towards real time trinocular stereovision, ECCV,
        601-603.

877.    G. Zimmermann, Stereo matching based on a
        combination of simple features used for matching in
        temporal image sequences, ECCV, 616-618.

878.    A. Shmuel and M. Werman, Active vision:  3D from an
        image sequence, ICPR-A, 48-54.

879.    W. Luo and H. Maitre, Using surface model to correct
        and fit disparity data in stereo vision, ICPR-A,
        60-64.

880.    Y.C. Hsieh, F. Perlant, and D.M. McKeown, Recovering
        3D information from complex aerial imagery, ICPR-A,
        136-146.

881.    M. Soucy and D. Laurendeau, Generating non-redundant
        surface representations of 3D objects using multiple
        range views, ICPR-A, 198-200.

882.    R. Deriche and O. Faugeras, 2-D curve matching using
        high curvature points:  Application to stereo
        vision, ICPR-A, 240-242.

883.    C. Gu and L. Wu, Structural matching of
        multiresolution for stereo vision, ICPR-A, 243-245.

884.    J. Weng, P. Cohen, and M. Herniou, Calibration of
        stereo cameras using a non-linear distortion model,
        ICPR-A, 246-253.

885.    C.V. Stewart and J.K. MacCrone, Experimental
        analysis of a number of stereo matching components
        using LMA, ICPR-A, 254-258.

886.    J.P. Gambotto, Determining stereo correspondence and
        egomotion from a sequence of stereo images, ICPR-A,
        259-262.

887.    C. Chang and S. Chatterjee, Multiresolution stereo-a
        Bayesian approach, ICPR-B, 908-912.

888.    A.N. Choudhary, S. Das, N. Ahuja, and J.H. Patel, A
        reconfigurable and hierarchical parallel processing
        architecture:  Performance results for stereo
        vision, ICPR-D, 389-393.





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889.    A.F. Laine and G.C. Roman, A parallel algorithm for
        incremental stereo matching on SIMD machines, ICPR-
        D, 484-490.

890.    P.F. Symosek, B. Bhanu, S. Snyder, and B. Roberts,
        Motion and binocular stereo for passive ranging,
        IUW, 358-363.

891.    T. Kanade and M. Okutomi, A stereo matching
        algorithm with an adaptive window:  Theory and
        experiment, IUW, 383-398.

892.    S. Das and N. Ahuja, Integrated multiresolution
        image acquisition and surface reconstruction from
        active stereo, IUW, 418-422.

893.    E.J. Altman and N. Ahuja, A dynamical systems
        approach to integration in stereo, IUW, 423-427.

894.    R.T. Collins and R.S. Weiss, Deriving line and
        surface orientation by statistical methods, IUW,
        433-438.

895.    S.T. Barnard and M.A. Fischler, Computational and
        biological models of stereo vision, IUW, 439-448.

896.    S.T. Barnard, Recent progress in CYCLOPS:  A system
        for stereo cartography, IUW, 449-455.

897.    D.J. Braunegg, MARVEL:  Location recognition using
        stereo vision, IUW, 530-536.

898.    Y.C. Hsieh, F. Perlant, and D.M. McKeown, Recovering
        3D information from complex aerial imagery, IUW,
        670-691.

899.    T.J. Olson and D.J. Coombs, Real-time vergence
        control for binocular robots, IUW, 881-888.

900.    Y.L. Chang and J.K. Aggarwal, Reconstructing 3D
        lines from a sequence of 2D projections:
        Representation and estimation, ICCV, 101-105.

901.    M. Okutomi and T. Kanade, A locally adaptive window
        for signal matching, ICCV, 190-199.

902.    B.H. Hayashi, Direct motion stereo:  Recovery of
        observer motion and scene structure, ICCV, 446-450.






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903.    A.P. Tirumalai, B.G. Schunck, and R.C. Jain, Dynamic
        stereo with self-calibration, ICCV, 466-470.

904.    K.L. Boyer, D.M. Wuescher, and S. Sarkar, Dynamic
        edge warping:  Experiments in disparity estimation
        under weak constraints, ICCV, 471-475.

905.    M. Watanabe and Y. Ohta, Cooperative integration of
        multiple stereo algorithms, ICCV, 476-480.

906.    E. Thirion and L. Quan, Geometrical learning from
        multiple stereo views through monocular based
        feature grouping, ICCV, 481-484.

907.    S. Das and N. Ahuja, Multiresolution image
        acquisition and surface reconstruction, ICCV,
        485-488.

908.    A.L. Abbot and N. Ahuja, Active surface
        reconstruction by integrating focus, vergence,
        stereo, and camera calibration, ICCV, 489-492.

909.    H. Ishiguro, M. Yamamoto, and S. Tsuji, Omni-
        directional stereo for making global map, ICCV,
        540-547.

910.    L. Hong and D. Brzakovic, An approach to 3-D scene
        reconstruction from noisy binocular image sequences
        using information fusion, ICCV, 658-661.

911.    T. Mori and M. Yamamoto, A dynamic depth extraction
        method, ICCV, 672-676.

912.    J.J. Rodriguez and J.K. Aggarwal, Terrain matching
        by analysis of aerial images, ICCV, 677-681.

913.    A. Gagalowicz, Collaboration between computer
        graphics and computer vision, ICCV, 733-737.

G.3.  Motion

914.    V. Cappellini, ed., Time-Varying Image Processing
        and Moving Object Recognition, 2 (Proceedings of the
        Third International Workshop, Florence, Italy, May
        29-31, 1989), North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1990.

915.    D.W. Murray and B.F. Buxton, Experiments in the
        Machine Interpretation of Visual Motion, MIT Press,
        Cambridge, MA, 1990.





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916.    K. Wohn and A.M. Waxman, The analytic structure of
        image flows:  Deformation and segmentation,
        CVGIP 49, 1990, 127-151.

917.    M.J. Korsten and Z. Houkes, The estimation of
        geometry and motion of a surface from image
        sequences by means of linearization of a parametric
        model, CVGIP 50, 1990, 1-28.

918.    M. Subbarao, Bounds on time-to-collision and
        rotational component from first-order derivatives of
        image flow, CVGIP 50, 1990, 329-341.

919.    H.J. Lee and H.C. Deng, Three-frame corner matching
        and moving object extraction in a sequence of
        iamges, CVGIP 52, 1990, 210-238.

920.    C.H. Lee and T. Huang, Finding point correspondences
        and determining motion of a rigid object from two
        weak perspective views, CVGIP 52, 1990, 309-327.

921.    P.Y. Simard and G.E. Mailloux, Vector field
        restoration by the method of convex projections,
        CVGIP 52, 1990, 360-385.

922.    W.B. Thompson and T.C. Pong, Detecting moving
        objects, IJCV 4, 1990, 29-57.

923.    M.E. Spetsakis and J.(Y.) Aloimonos, Structure from
        motion using line correspondences, IJCV 4, 1990,
        171-183.

924.    O.D. Faugeras and S. Maybank, Motion from point
        matches:  Multiplicity of solutions, IJCV 4, 1990,
        225-246.

925.    D.J. Fleet and A.D. Jepson, Computation of component
        image velocity from local phase information, IJCV 5,
        1990, 77-104.

926.    A. Basu and J.(Y.) Aloimonos, A robust,
        correspondenceless, translation-determining
        algorithm, IJRR 9(5), 1990, 35-59.

927.    W.Z. Zhao, F.H. Qi, and T.Y. Yang, Dynamic
        estimation of optical flow field using objective
        functions, IVC 7, 1989, 259-267.

928.    S.J. Maybank, Rigid velocities compatible with five
        image velocity vectors, IVC 8, 1990, 18-23.




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929.    D.W. Murray, Algebraic polyhedral constraints and 3D
        structure from motion, IVC 8, 1990, 24-31.

930.    M.J. Fletcher and R.J. Mitchell, Predicting multiple
        feature locations for a class of dynamic image
        sequences, IVC 8, 1990, 193-198.

931.    R.W. Brockett, Gramians, generalized inverses, and
        the least-squares approximation of optical flow,
        JVCIR 1, 1990, 3-11.

932.    S.S. Chen and A.G. Zhao, Image representation of
        moving nonrigid objects, JVCIR 1, 1990, 199-207.

933.    S. Song, M. Liao, and J. Qin, Multiresolution image
        motion detection and displacement estimation, MVA 3,
        1990, 17-20.

934.    E. Salari and C.M. Jong, A method to calculate the
        structure and motion parameters from line
        correspondences, PR 23, 1990, 553-561.

935.    F. Jiang and T.E. Weymouth, Depth from relative
        normal flows, PR 23, 1990, 1011-1022.

936.    M. Kenner and T.C. Pong, Motion analysis of long
        image sequence flow, PRL 11, 1990, 123-131.

937.    K. Wohn and J. Wu, Estimating the finite
        displacement using moments, PRL 11, 1990, 371-378.

938.    J. Arnspang, The concept of virtual motion in vision
        calculus, PRL 11, 1990, 575-585.

939.    D. Chetverikov and A. Lerch, A matching algorithm
        for motion analysis of dense populations, PRL 11,
        1990, 743-749.

940.    N.M. Namazi and C.H. Lee, Nonuniform image motion
        estimation from noisy data, T-ASSP 38, 1990,
        364-366.

941.    V. Salari and I.K. Sethi, Feature point
        correspondence in the presence of occlusion, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 87-91.

942.    H. Shariat and K.E. Price, Motion estimation with
        more than two frames, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 417-434.






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943.    J.(Y.) Aloimonos and J.Y. Herve', Correspondenceless
        stereo and motion:  Planar surfaces, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 504-510.

944.    P. Werkhoven, A. Toet, and J.J. Koenderink,
        Displacement estimates through adaptive affinities,
        T-PAMI 12, 1990, 658-663.

945.    G.S.J. Young and R. Chellappa, 3-D motion estimation
        using a sequence of noisy stereo images:  Models,
        estimation, and uniqueness results, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        735-759.

946.    H.H. Chen and T.S. Huang, Matching 3-D line segments
        with applications to multiple-object motion
        estimation, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 1002-1008.

947.    S. Negahdaripour, Multiple interpretations of the
        shape and motion of objects from two perspective
        images, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 1025-1039.

948.    W. Burger and B. Bhanu, Estimating 3-D egomotion
        from perspective image sequences, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        1040-1058.

949.    J. Aisbett, An iterated estimation of the motion
        parameters of a rigid body from noisy displacement
        vectors, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 1092-1098.

950.    C. Jerian and R. Jain, Polynomial methods for
        structure from motion, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 1150-1166.

951.    G.J. Tseng and A.K. Sood, Analysis of long image
        sequence for structure and motion estimation, T-
        SMC 19, 1989, 1511-1526.

952.    A. Yuille and S. Ullman, Rigidity and smoothness of
        motion:  Justifying the smoothness assumption in
        motion measurement, IU89, 163-184.

953.    O. Faugeras, On the motion of 3D curves and its
        relationship to optical flow, ECCV, 107-117.

954.    C. Harris, Structure-from-motion under orthographic
        projection, ECCV, 118-123.

955.    S. Gong and M. Brady, Parallel computation of optic
        flow, ECCV, 124-133.






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956.    W. Enkelmann, Obstacle detection by evaluation of
        optical flow fields from image sequences, ECCV,
        134-138.

957.    H.H. Nagel, Extending the ``oriented smoothness
        constraint'' into the temporal domain and the
        estimation of derivatives of optical flow, ECCV,
        139-148.

958.    J. Konrad and E. Dubois, A comparison of stochastic
        and deterministic solution methods in Bayesian
        estimation of 2-D motion, ECCV, 149-160.

959.    B. Jahne, Motion determination in space-time images,
        ECCV, 161-173.

960.    K. Daniilidis and H.H. Nagel, Analytical results on
        error sensitivity of motion estimation from two
        views, ECCV, 199-208.

961.    M. Tistarelli and G. Sandini, On the estimation of
        depth from motion using an anthropomorphic visual
        sensor, ECCV, 211-225.

962.    E. Francois and P. Bouthemy, The derivation of
        qualitative information in motion analysis, ECCV,
        226-230.

963.    T. Vieville, Estimation of 3D-motion and structure
        from tracking 2D-lines in a sequence of images,
        ECCV, 281-291.

964.    D. Dube and A. Mitiche, The incremental rigidity
        scheme for structure from motion:  The line-based
        formulation, ECCV, 292-296.

965.    V. Cornilleau-Peres and J. Droulez, Stereo
        correspondence from optic flow, ECCV, 326-330.

966.    N.M. Grzywacz and A.L. Yuille, A model for the
        estimate of local velocity, ECCV, 331-335.

967.    J.R. Bergen, P.J. Burt, R. Hingorani, and S. Peleg,
        Transparent-motion analysis, ECCV, 566-569.

968.    E. DeMicheli, S. Uras, and V. Torre, The analysis of
        time varying image sequences, ECCV, 595-597.

969.    H. Tsukune, Trinocular stereo analysis of optical
        flow, ICPR-A, 43-47.




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970.    S. Lee and Y. Kay, A Kalman filter approach for
        accurate 3-D motion estimation from a sequence of
        stereo images, ICPR-A, 104-108.

971.    S. Peleg and H. Rom, Motion based segmentation,
        ICPR-A, 109-113.

972.    K. Price, Multi-frame feature-based motion analysis,
        ICPR-A, 114-118.

973.    J. Weng, T.S. Huang, and N. Ahuja, Estimating motion
        and structure from line matches:  Performance
        obtained and beyond, ICPR-A, 168-172.

974.    C.L. Cheng and J.K. Aggarwal, A two-stage hybrid
        approach to the correspondence problem via forward-
        searching and backward-correcting, ICPR-A, 173-179.

975.    S.L. Iu and K. Wohn, Estimation of general rigid
        body motion from a long sequence of images, ICPR-A,
        217-219.

976.    M. Yamamoto, A segmentation method based on motion
        from image sequence and depth, ICPR-A, 230-232.

977.    K.P. Karmann, Time recursive motion estimation using
        dynamical models for motion prediction, ICPR-A,
        268-270.

978.    D.S. Kalivas and A.A. Sawchuk, A 2-D motion
        estimation algorithm, ICPR-A, 271-273.

979.    M. Shizawa and K. Mase, Simultaneous multiple
        optical flow estimation, ICPR-A, 274-278.

980.    J. Arnspang, Direct determination of a non
        accelerating greylevel scene, ICPR-A, 319-323.

981.    J. Aloimonos, Purposive and qualitative active
        vision, ICPR-A, 346-360.

982.    T.S. Huang, Modeling, analysis and visualization of
        nonrigid object motion, ICPR-A, 361-364.

983.    M. Allmen and C.R. Dyer, Cyclic motion detection
        using spatiotemporal surfaces and curves, ICPR-A,
        365-370.

984.    G.S. Young and R. Chellappa, Statistical analysis of
        inherent ambiguities in recovering 3-D motion from a
        noisy flow field, ICPR-A, 371-377.



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985.    F. Heitz and P. Bouthemy, Multimodal motion
        estimation and segmentation using Markov random
        fields, ICPR-A, 378-383.

986.    C.H. Debrunner and N. Ahuja, A direct data
        approximation based motion estimation algorithm,
        ICPR-A, 384-389.

987.    C. Bergeron and E. Dubois, Parametric block
        estimation of motion and application to temporal
        interpolation of video sequences, ICPR-C, 140-146.

988.    A.N. Choudhary, M.K. Leung, T.S. Huang, and J.H.
        Patel, Parallel implementation and evaluation of
        motion estimation system algorithms on a distributed
        memory multiprocessor using knowledge based
        mappings, ICPR-D, 337-342.

989.    N. Ranganathan and R. Mehrotra, A VLSI architecture
        for difference picture-based dynamic scene analysis,
        ICPR-D, 506-508.

990.    C. Tomasi and T. Kanade, Shape and motion without
        depth, IUW, 258-270.

991.    M.E. Spetsakis and J.(Y.) Aloimonos, A unified
        theory of structure from motion, IUW, 271-283.

992.    M.A. Taalebi-Nezhaad, FIXATION:  A direct method for
        recovery of motion and shape for the general case,
        IUW, 284-291.

993.    D.J. Michael, Direct non-linear methods for
        recovering structure and motion, IUW, 292-298.

994.    R. Dutta and M.A. Snyder, Robustness of
        correspondence-based structure from motion, IUW,
        299-306.

995.    H.S. Sawhney and A.R. Hanson, Comparative results of
        some motion algorithms on real image sequences, IUW,
        307-313.

996.    A. Singh, An estimation-theoretic framework for
        image-flow computation, IUW, 314-328.

997.    R.C. Nelson, Qualitative detection of motion by a
        moving observer, IUW, 329-338.






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998.    Y.C. Kim and K. Price, Multiple frame analysis of
        translation dominant motion, IUW, 339-347.

999.    J. Frazier and R. Nevatia, Detecting moving objects
        from a moving platform, IUW, 348-355.

1000.   J. Heel and S. Rao, Temporal integration of visual
        surface reconstruction, IUW, 376-382.

1001.   S.L. Iu and K. Wohn, FLAT MMF:  A new recursive
        technique for the 3-D motion analysis, IUW, 405-417.

1002.   M.K. Leung, Y.C. Liu, and T.S. Huang, Experimental
        results of 3D motion estimation using images of
        outdoor scenes, IUW, 428-432.

1003.   J.(Y.) Aloimonos, Purposive and qualitative active
        vision, IUW, 816-828.

1004.   M. Campani and A. Verri, Computing optical flow from
        an overconstrained system of linear algebraic
        equations, ICCV, 22-26.

1005.   J.R. Bergen, P.J. Burt, R. Hingorani, and S. Peleg,
        Computing two motions from three frames, ICCV,
        27-32.

1006.   M.J. Black and P. Anandan, A model for the detection
        of motion over time, ICCV, 33-37.

1007.   V. Markandey and B.E. Flinchbaugh, Multispectral
        constraints for optical flow computation, ICCV,
        38-41.

1008.   R.J. Woodham, Multiple light source optical flow,
        ICCV, 42-46.

1009.   M. Allmen and C.R. Dyer, Computing spatiotemporal
        surface flow, ICCV, 47-50.

1010.   A.K. Chhabra and T.A. Grogan, Uniqueness, the
        minimum norm constraint, and analog networks for
        optical flow along contours, ICCV, 80-84.

1011.   F. Bergholm, Decomposition theory and
        transformations of visual directions, ICCV, 85-90.

1012.   C. Tomasi and T. Kanade, Shape and motion without
        depth, ICCV, 91-95.





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1013.   D.J. Heeger and A. Jepson, Simple method for
        computing 3D motion and depth, ICCV, 96-100.

1014.   R. Dutta and M.A. Snyder, Robustness of
        correspondence-based structure from motion, ICCV,
        106-110.

1015.   A. Singh, An estimation-theoretic framework for
        image-flow computation, ICCV, 168-177.

1016.   A. Pentland, Photometric motion, ICCV, 178-187.

1017.   N. Cui, J. Weng, and P. Cohen, Extended structure
        and motion analysis from monocular image sequences,
        ICCV, 222-229.

1018.   D. Weinshall, Direct computation of qualitative 3D
        shape and motion invariants, ICCV, 230-237.

1019.   A. Meygret and M. Thonnat, Segmentation of optical
        flow and 3D data for the interpretation of mobile
        objects, ICCV, 238-245.

1020.   J. Heel, Temporally integrated surface
        reconstruction, ICCV, 292-295.

1021.   J.L. Jezouin and N. Ayache, 3D structure from a
        monocular sequence of images, ICCV, 441-445.

1022.   M.A. Taalebinezhaad, Direct recovery of motion and
        shape in the general case by fixation, ICCV,
        451-455.

1023.   M. Yamamoto, P. Boulanger, J.A. Beraldin, M. Rioux,
        and J. Domey, Direct estimation of deformable motion
        parameters from range image sequence, ICCV, 460-464.

1024.   H.S. Sawhney, J. Oliensis, and A.R. Hanson,
        Description and reconstruction from image
        trajectories of rotational motion, ICCV, 494-498.

1025.   X. Lin and Z. Zhu, Detecting height from constrained
        motion, ICCV, 503-506.

1026.   N. Mukawa, Estimation of shape, reflection
        coefficients and illuminant direction from image
        sequences, ICCV, 507-512.

1027.   N. Navab, R. Deriche, and O.D. Faugeras, Recovering
        3D motion and structure from stereo and 2D token
        tracking cooperation, ICCV, 513-516.



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1028.   T. Vieville and O.D. Faugeras, Feed-forward recovery
        of motion and structure from a series of 2D-lines
        matches, ICCV, 517-520.

1029.   Z. Zhang and O.D. Faugeras, Tracking and grouping 3D
        line segments, ICCV, 577-580.

1030.   P. Werkhoven and J.J. Koenderink, Extraction of
        motion parallax structure in the visual system,
        BC 63, 1990, 185-199.

1031.   P. Werkhoven, H.P. Snippe, and J.J. Koenderink,
        Metrics for the strength of low-level motion
        perception, JVCIR 1, 1990, 176-188.

1032.   P. Cavanagh and G. Mather, Motion:  The long and
        short of it, SV 4, 1989, 103-129.

1033.   G. Mather, Computational modelling of motion
        detectors:  Responses to two-frame displays, SV 5,
        1990, 1-14.

1034.   M.R.M. Jenkin and A.D. Jepson, Response profiles of
        trajectory detectors, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1617-1622.

1035.   C.W.A.M. van Overveld, A technique for motion
        specification in computer animation, VC 6, 1990,
        106-116.

1036.   M. Shiohara, T. Gotoh, Y. Nakagawa, and M. Yoshida,
        Surface correspondence based on three-dimensional
        structure inference in animation images, ICPR-A,
        194-197.

1037.   M. van de Panne, E. Fiume, and Z. Vranesic, Reusable
        motion synthesis using state-space controllers,
        SIGGRAPH, 225-234.

1038.   A. Witkin and W. Welch, Fast animation and control
        of nonrigid structures, SIGGRAPH, 243-252.

1039.   P. Lee, S. Wei, J. Zhao, and N.I. Badler, Strength
        guided motion, SIGGRAPH, 253-262.

1040.   A.J. Bray, Tracking objects using image disparities,
        IVC 8, 1990, 4-9.

1041.   S.B. Pollard, J. Porrill, and J.E.W. Mayhew,
        Experiments in vehicle control using predictive
        feed-forward stereo, IVC 8, 1990, 63-70.




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1042.   R. Cipolla and M. Yamamoto, Stereoscopic tracking of
        bodies in motion, IVC 8, 1990, 85-90.

1043.   R.S. Stephens, Real-time 3D object tracking, IVC 8,
        1990, 91-96.

1044.   B. Porat and B. Friedlander, A frequency domain
        algorithm for multiframe detection and estimation of
        dim targets, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 398-401.

1045.   J.T. Feddema and C.S.G. Lee, Adaptive image feature
        prediction and control for visual tracking with a
        hand-eye coordinated camera, T-SMC 20, 1990,
        1172-1183.

1046.   J.(Y.) Aloimonos and D.P. Tsakiris, Tracking in a
        complex visual environment, ECCV, 249-258.

1047.   R. Deriche and O. Faugeras, Tracking line segments,
        ECCV, 259-268.

1048.   P. Bouthemy and P. Lalande, Detection and tracking
        of moving objects based on a statistical
        regularization method in space and time, ECCV,
        307-311.

1049.   G. Wang, R.M. Inigo, and E.S. McVey, A single-pixel
        target detection and tracking system, ICPR-A,
        99-103.

1050.   S.D. Blostein and T.S. Huang, Implementation of an
        MHT-based object detection algorithm on a 2-D
        processor mesh, ICPR-D, 512-515.

1051.   T. Dean, T. Camus, and J. Kirman, Sequential
        decision making for active perception, IUW, 889-894.

1052.   D.G. Lowe, Integrated treatment of matching and
        measurement errors for robust model-based motion
        tracking, ICCV, 436-440.

1053.   T. Hwang and J.J. Clark, On local detection of
        moving edges, ICPR-A, 180-184.

1054.   A. Waks and O.J. Tretiak, Robust detection of region
        boundaries in a sequence of images, ICPR-B, 947-952.








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H.  Shape

H.1.  Representation, Topology, Decomposition

1055.   H. Samet, The Design and Analysis of Spatial Data
        Structures, Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1990.

1056.   H. Samet, Applications of Spatial Data Structures,
        Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1990.

1057.   P. Erdos, P.M. Gruber, and J. Hammer, Lattice
        Points, Wiley, New York, 1989.

1058.   C.A. Shaffer and H. Samet, Set operations for
        unaligned linear quadtrees, CVGIP 50, 1990, 29-49.

1059.   P. Bhattacharya and A. Rosenfeld, Contour codes of
        isothetic polygons, CVGIP 50, 1990, 353-363.

1060.   O. Gunther and E. Wong, The arc tree:  An
        approximation scheme to represent arbitrary curved
        shapes, CVGIP 51, 1990, 313-337.

1061.   M. Manohar, P. Sudarsana Rao, and S. Sitarama
        Iyengar, Template quadtrees for representing region
        and line data present in binary images, CVGIP 51,
        1990, 338-354.

1062.   S. Marshall, Review of shape coding techniques,
        IVC 7, 1989, 281-294.

1063.   F.C. Holroyd and D.C. Mason, Efficient linear
        quadtree construction algorithm, IVC 8, 1990,
        218-224.

1064.   D.S. Wise and J. Franco, Costs of quadtree
        representation of nondense matrices, JPDC 9, 1990,
        282-296.

1065.   I. Dinstein and G.M. Landau, Parallel algorithms for
        contour extraction and coding on an EREW PRAM
        computer, PRL 11, 1990, 87-93.

1066.   P. Grattoni and A. Guiducci, Contour coding for
        image description, PRL 11, 1990, 95-105.

1067.   W. Kim and R.H. Park, Contour coding based on the
        decomposition of line segments, PRL 11, 1990,
        191-195.





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1068.   Lavakusha, A.K. Pujari, and P.G. Reddy, Polygonal
        representation by edge k-d trees, PRL 11, 1990,
        391-394.

1069.   L. Devroye and L. Laforest, An analysis of random
        d-dimensional quad trees, SIAM JC 19, 1990, 821-832.

1070.   C.H. Ang, H. Samet, and C.A. Shaffer, A new region
        expansion for quadtrees, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 682-686.

1071.   C.A. Cabrelli and U.M. Molter, Automatic
        representation of binary images, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        1190-1196.

1072.   B.B. Chaudhuri and S. Chandrashekhar, Neighboring
        direction runlength coding:  An efficient contour
        coding scheme, T-SMC 20, 1990, 916-921.

1073.   H. Samet and R.E. Webber, A comparison of the space
        requirements of multi-dimensional quadtree-based
        file structures, VC 5, 1989, 349-359.

1074.   B.G. Mobasseri, Expected complexity in hierarchical
        representations for random fields, ICPR-B, 508-512.

1075.   M. Lindenbaum and H. Samet, A probabilistic analysis
        of hierarchical geometric data structures, ICPR-C,
        91-96.

1076.   B. Yu and X. Lin, The extended binary tree
        representation of binary image and its application
        to engineering drawing entry, ICPR-C, 109-114.

1077.   L. Cinque, C. Guerra, and S. Levialdi, Optimal
        parallel computation of the quadtree medial axis
        transform on a multi-layered architecture, ICPR-D,
        462-466.

1078.   L.W. Chang and K.L. Leu, A fast algorithm for the
        restoration of images based on chain codes
        description and its applications, CVGIP 50, 1990,
        296-307.

1079.   G.T. Herman, On topology as applied to image
        analysis, CVGIP 52, 1990, 409-415.

1080.   Y. Han and R.A. Wagner, An efficient and fast
        parallel-connected component algorithm, J. ACM 37,
        1990, 626-642.





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1081.   T.Y. Kong and A. Rosenfeld, If we use 4- or 8-
        connectedness for both the objects and the
        background, the Euler characteristic is not locally
        computable, PRL 11, 1990, 231-232.

1082.   R.E. Cypher, J.L.C. Sanz, and L. Snyder, Algorithms
        for image component labeling on SIMD mesh-connected
        computers, T-COMP 39, 1990, 276-281.

1083.   Y. Shima, T. Murakami, M. Koga, H. Yashiro, and H.
        Fujisawa, A high speed algorithm for propagation-
        type labeling based on block sorting of runs in
        binary images, ICPR-B, 655-658.

1084.   E. Mandler and M.F. Oberlander, One-pass encoding of
        connected components in multi-valued images, ICPR-C,
        64-69.

1085.   T. Hattori, A high-speed pipeline processor for
        regional labeling based on a new algorithm, ICPR-D,
        494-496.

1086.   P. Clermont and B. Zavidovique, Communication
        control in a pyramid computer-application to region
        labeling, ICPR-D, 551-555.

1087.   P.K. Ghosh, A solution of polygon containment,
        spatial planning, and other related problems using
        Minkowski operations, CVGIP 49, 1990, 1-35.

1088.   R. Jakubowski, Decomposition of complex shapes for
        their structural recognition, IS 50, 1990, 35-71.

1089.   H.C. Liu and M.D. Srinath, Corner detection from
        chain-code, PR 23, 1990, 51-68.

1090.   I. Pitas and A.N. Venetsanopoulos, Morphological
        shape decomposition, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 38-45.

1091.   N. Walker, Using neural networks to learn shape
        decomposition by successive prototypication, ECCV,
        610-612.

1092.   G. Borgefors and G. Sanniti di Baja, Parallel
        smoothing and decomposition of digital shapes using
        a multiresolution structure, ICPR-B, 745-748.

1093.   N. Katzir, M. Lindenbaum, and M. Porat, Planar curve
        segmentation for recognition of partially occluded
        shapes, ICPR-B, 842-846.




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1094.   A. Rattarangsi and R.T. Chin, Scale-based detection
        of corners of planar curves, ICPR-B, 923-930.

H.2.  Lines, Curves, Specific Shapes

1095.   M. Berger, Convexity, AMM 97, 1990, 650-678.

1096.   B. Guenter and R. Parent, Computing the arc length
        of parametric curves, CGA 10(3), 1990, 72-78.

1097.   A.M. Bruckstein and A.N. Netravali, On minimal
        energy trajectories, CVGIP 49, 1990, 283-296.

1098.   A. Nakamura and K. Aizawa, Digital squares,
        CVGIP 49, 1990, 357-368.

1099.   I. Amir, Algorithm for finding the center of
        circular fiducials, CVGIP 49, 1990, 398-406.

1100.   M. Maes, Digitization of straight line segments-
        closeness and convexity, CVGIP 52, 1990, 297-305.

1101.   P. Diamond, A note on fuzzy starshaped fuzzy sets,
        Fuzzy Sets Systems 37, 1990, 193-199.

1102.   P.P. Das and B.N. Chatterji, Hyperspheres in digital
        geometry, IS 50, 1990, 73-91.

1103.   N. Petkov and F. Sloboda, A bit-level systolic array
        for digital contour smoothing, PC 12, 1989, 301-313.

1104.   T.M. Amarunnishad and P.P. Das, Estimation of length
        for digitized straight lines in three dimensions,
        PRL 11, 1990, 207-213.

1105.   R. Lee, P.C. Lu, and W.H. Tsai, Moment preserving
        detection of elliptical shapes in gray-scale images,
        PRL 11, 1990, 405-414.

1106.   B.B. Chaudhuri, Optimal circular fit to objects in
        two and three dimensions, PRL 11, 1990, 571-574.

1107.   A. Rosenfeld, Fuzzy rectangles, PRL 11, 1990,
        677-679.

1108.   L.H. Chen and K.L. Lee, A new method for circular
        object detection and location, PRL 11, 1990,
        691-697.






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1109.   J. Koplowitz, M. Lindenbaum, and A. Bruckstein, The
        number of digital straight lines on an NxN grid, T-
        IT 36, 1990, 192-197.

1110.   G. Dudek and J.K. Tsotsos, Recognizing planar curves
        using curvature-tuned smoothing, ICPR-A, 130-135.

1111.   A.M. Bruckstein, The self-similarity of digital
        straight lines, ICPR-B, 485-490.

1112.   R. Safaee-Rad, K.C. Smith, and B. Benhabib, Accurate
        estimation of elliptical shape parameters from a
        grey-level image, ICPR-C, 20-26.

1113.   V.A. Kovalevsky, New definition and fast recognition
        of digital straight segments and arcs, ICPR-C,
        31-34.

1114.   L. O'Gorman, A.M. Bruckstein, C.B. Bose, and I.
        Amir, Subpixel registration using a concentric ring
        fiducial, ICPR-C, 249-253.

H.3.  Distance, Skeletons

1115.   L. O'Gorman, k x k thinning, CVGIP 51, 1990,
        195-215.

1116.   M. Gokmen and R.W. Hall, Parallel shrinking
        algorithms using 2-subfields approaches, CVGIP 52,
        1990, 191-209.

1117.   J. Ponce, On characterizing ribbons and finding
        skewed symmetries, CVGIP 52, 1990, 328-340.

1118.   D.Z. Du and D.J. Kleitman, Diameter and radius in
        the Manhattan metric, DCG 5, 1990, 351-356.

1119.   P.P. Das and B.N. Chatterji, Octagonal distances for
        digital pictures, IS 50, 1990, 123-150.

1120.   R.A. Melter and A.Y. Wu, Metrically independent sets
        in the digital plane, IS 51, 1990, 315-329.

1121.   S.S. Yu and W.H. Tsai, A new thinning algorithm for
        gray scale images by the relaxation technique,
        PR 23, 1990, 1067-1076.

1122.   S. Riazanoff, B. Cervelle, and J. Chorowicz,
        Parametrisable skeletonization of binary and multi-
        level images, PRL 11, 1990, 25-33.




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1123.   Y.S. Chen and W.H. Hsu, A comparison of some one-
        pass parallel thinnings, PRL 11, 1990, 35-41.

1124.   C.S. Chen and W.H. Tsai, A new fast one-pass
        thinning algorithm and its parallel hardware
        implementation, PRL 11, 1990, 471-477.

1125.   W. Gong and G. Bertrand, A note on ``Thinning of 3-D
        images using the Safe Point Thinning Algorithm
        (SPTA)'', PRL 11, 1990, 499-500.

1126.   P.P. Das and J. Mukherjee, Metricity of super-
        knight's distance in digital geometry, PRL 11, 1990,
        601-604.

1127.   J. Mukherjee, P.P. Das, and B.N. Chatterjee, On
        connectivity issues of ESPTA, PRL 11, 1990, 643-648.

1128.   P.P. Das, Lattice of octagonal distances in digital
        geometry, PRL 11, 1990, 663-667.

1129.   F. Rhodes, Some characterizations of the chessboard
        metric and the city block metric, PRL 11, 1990,
        669-675.

1130.   G. Borgefors, T. Hartmann, and S.L. Tanimoto,
        Parallel distance transforms on pyramid machines:
        Theory and implementation, SP 21, 1990, 61-86.

1131.   P.O. Forsgren and P. Seideman, An interobject
        distance measure based on medial axis retrieved from
        discrete distance maps, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 390-397.

1132.   B.K. Jang and R.T. Chin, Analysis of thinning
        algorithms using mathematical morphology, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 541-551.

1133.   C.T. King, W.H. Chou, and L.M. Ni, Pipelined data-
        parallel algorithms, T-PDS 1, 1990, 470-499.

1134.   T.E. Boult, Dynamic digital distance maps in two
        dimensions, T-RA 6, 1990, 590-597.

1135.   W. Gong and G. Bertrand, A simple parallel 3D
        thinning algorithm, ICPR-A, 188-190.

1136.   P.C.K. Kwok, Thinning in a distributed environment,
        ICPR-B, 694-699.






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1137.   F.Y. Shih and C.C. Pu, Medial axis transformation
        with single-pixel and connectivity preservation
        using Euclidean distance computation, ICPR-B,
        723-725.

1138.   J. Xu, Morphological skeleton and shape
        decomposition, ICPR-B, 876-880.

1139.   C.W. Niblack, D.W. Capson, and P.B. Gibbons,
        Generating skeletons and centerlines from the medial
        axis transform, ICPR-B, 881-885.

1140.   A.M. Vossepoel, J.P. Buys, and G. Koelewijn,
        Skeletons from chain-coded contours, ICPR-C, 70-73.

1141.   J.B. Subirana-Vilanova, The skeleton sketch:
        Finding salient frames of reference, IUW, 614-622.

1142.   J.B. Subirana Vilanova, Curved inertia frames and
        the skeleton sketch:  Finding salient frames of
        reference, ICCV, 702-708.

H.4.  Properties, Recognition

1143.   G. Sanniti di Baja, O(N) computation of projections
        and moments from the labeled skeleton, CVGIP 49,
        1990, 369-378.

1144.   P.G. Gottschalk, J.L. Turney, and T.N. Mudge,
        Efficient recognition of partially visible objects
        using a logarithmic complexity matching technique,
        IJRR 8(6), 1989, 110-131.

1145.   J. Boreddy and R.N. Mukherjee, An algorithm to find
        polygon similarity, IPL 33, 1989, 205-206.

1146.   K. Chen, Efficient parallel algorithms for the
        computation of two-dimensional image moments, PR 23,
        1990, 109-119.

1147.   L. Gupta, M.R. Sayeh, and R. Tammann, A neural
        network approach to robust shape classification,
        PR 23, 1990, 563-568.

1148.   A. Khotanzad and Y.H. Hong, Rotation invariant image
        recognition using features selected via a systematic
        method, PR 23, 1990, 1089-1101.

1149.   N. Ansari and E.J. Delp, On the distribution of a
        deforming triangle, PR 23, 1990, 1333-1341.




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1150.   M. Lindenbaum and A. Bruckstein, Reconstructing a
        convex polygon from binary perspective projections,
        PR 23, 1990, 1343-1350.

1151.   N.J.C. Strachan, P. Nesvadba, and A.R. Allen, A
        method for working out the moments of a polygon,
        PRL 11, 1990, 351-354.

1152.   M. Das, M.J. Pavlik, and N.K. Loh, A bivariate
        autoregressive modeling technique for analysis and
        classification of planar shapes, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        97-103.

1153.   D. Sinha and C.R. Giardina, Discrete black and white
        object recognition via morphological functions, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 275-293.

1154.   N. Ansari and E.J. Delp, Partial shape recognition:
        A landmark-based approach, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 470-483.

1155.   A. Khotanzad and Y.H. Hong, Invariant image
        recognition by Zernike moments, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        489-497.

1156.   K. Arbter, W.E. Snyder, H. Burkhardt, and G.
        Hirzinger, Application of affine-invariant Fourier
        descriptors to recognition of 3-D objects, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 640-647.

1157.   J.L. Schneiter and T.B. Sheridan, An automated
        tactile sensing strategy for planar object
        recognition and localization, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        775-786.

1158.   J. Xu and Y.H. Yang, Generalized multidimensional
        orthogonal polynomials with applications to shape
        analysis, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 906-913.

1159.   G. Lei, Recognition of planar objects in 3-D space
        from single perspective views using cross ratio, T-
        RA 6, 1990, 432-437.

1160.   V.S.S. Hwang, Recognizing and locating partly
        occluded 2-D objects:  Symbolic clustering method,
        T-SMC 19, 1989, 1644-1656.

1161.   F. Stein and G. Medioni, Efficient two dimensional
        object recognition, ICPR-A, 13-17.






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1162.   K.N. Ngan and S.B. Kang, Fuzzy quaternion approach
        to object recognition incorporating Zernike moment
        invariants, ICPR-A, 288-290.

1163.   M. Lee, Using moments to reduce object recognition
        to a one-dimensional search, ICPR-A, 300-302.

1164.   C.H. Lo and H.S. Don, Pattern recognition using 3-D
        moments, ICPR-B, 540-544.

1165.   S.O. Belkasim, M. Shridhar, and M. Ahmadi, Shape-
        contour recognition using moment invariants, ICPR-B,
        649-651.

1166.   C. Wu, X. Lu, D. Xiao, and Y. Jiang, An effective
        regional descriptor and its application to target
        recognition, ICPR-B, 671-673.

1167.   W.D. Mao and S.Y. Kung, An object recognition system
        using stochastic knowledge source and VLSI parallel
        architecture, ICPR-B, 832-836.

1168.   I. Schreiber and M. Ben-Bassat, Polygonal object
        recognition, ICPR-B, 852-859.

1169.   K.B. Eom and J. Park, Recognition of shapes by
        statistical modeling of centroidal profile, ICPR-B,
        860-864.

1170.   N. Ueda and S. Suzuki, Automatic shape model
        acquisition using multiscale segment matching,
        ICPR-B, 897-902.

1171.   J. Rubinstein, J. Segman, and Y. Zeevi, Recognition
        of distorted patterns by invariance kernels, ICPR-C,
        159-164.

1172.   O. Bourdon and G. Medioni, Object recognition using
        geometric hashing on the Connection Machine, ICPR-D,
        596-600.

1173.   L. Van Gool, J. Wagemans, J. Vandeneede, and A.
        Oosterlinck, Similarity extraction and modelling,
        ICCV, 530-534.

1174.   D. Forsyth, J.L. Mundy, A. Zisserman, and C.M.
        Brown, Invariance-a new framework for vision, ICCV,
        598-605.






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1175.   E. Saund, Representation and the dimensions of shape
        deformation, ICCV, 684-689.

1176.   B.B. Kimia, A. Tannenbaum, and S.W. Zucker, Toward a
        computational theory of shape:  An overview, ECCV,
        402-407.

H.5.  Path Planning

1177.   B.R. Donald, The complexity of planar compliant
        motion planning under uncertainty, Algorithmica 5,
        1990, 353-382.

1178.   R.E. Burkard, G. Rote, E.Y. Yao, and Z.L. Yu,
        Shortest polygonal paths in space, Computing 45,
        1990, 51-68.

1179.   N. Kehtarnavaz and N. Griswold, Establishing
        collision zones for obstacles moving with
        uncertainty, CVGIP 49, 1990, 95-103.

1180.   K. Kedem and M. Sharir, An efficient motion-planning
        algorithm for a convex polygonal object in two-
        dimensional polygonal space, DCG 5, 1990, 43-75.

1181.   M. Bull and A. Hemmerling, Finite embedded trees and
        simply connected mazes cannot be searched by halting
        finite automata, EIK 26, 1990, 65-73.

1182.   K.I. Trovato, Differential A*:  An adaptive search
        method illustrated with robot planning for moving
        obstacles and goals, and an uncertain environment,
        IJPRAI 4, 1990, 245-268.

1183.   Q. Xue and P.C.Y. Sheu, Path planning for two
        cooperating robots, IJPRAI 4, 1990, 269-301.

1184.   J. Ilari and C. Torras, 2D path planning:  A
        configuration space heuristic approach, IJRR 9(1),
        1990, 75-91.

1185.   F.W. Sinden, The tethered robot problem, IJRR 9(1),
        1990, 122-133.

1186.   J.C. Trinkle and R.P. Paul, Planning for dexterous
        manipulation with sliding contacts, IJRR 9(3), 1990,
        24-48.

1187.   V. Lumelsky and K. Sun, A unified methodology for
        motion planning with uncertainty for 2D and 3D two-
        link robot arm manipulators, IJRR 9(5), 1990,
        89-104.



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1188.   N.C. Rowe and R.F. Richbourg, An efficient Snell's
        law method for optimal-path planning across multiple
        two-dimensional, irregular, homogeneous-cost
        regions, IJRR 9(6), 1990, 48-66.

1189.   N.C. Rowe, Roads, rivers, and obstacles:  Optimal
        two-dimensional path planning around linear features
        for a mobile agent, IJRR 9(6), 1990, 67-73.

1190.   N.C. Griswold and J. Eem, Control for mobile robots
        in the presence of moving objects, T-RA 6, 1990,
        263-268.

1191.   L.P. Gewali, S. Ntafos, and I.G. Tollis, Path
        planning in the presence of vertical obstacles, T-
        RA 6, 1990, 331-341.

1192.   J.R. Kender and A. Leff, Why direction-giving is
        hard:  The complexity of using landmarks in one-
        dimensional navigation, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1656-1659.

1193.   J. Borenstein and Y. Koren, Task-level tour plan
        generation for mobile robots, T-SMC 20, 1990,
        938-943.

1194.   V. Lumelsky and T. Skewis, Incorporating range
        sensing in the robot navigation function, T-SMC 20,
        1990, 1058-1069.

1195.   S. Bonner and R.B. Kelley, A novel representation
        for planning 3-D collision-free paths, T-SMC 20,
        1990, 1337-1351.

1196.   J.I. Gil de Lamadrid and M.L. Gini, Path tracking
        through uncharted moving obstacles, T-SMC 20, 1990,
        1408-1422.

1197.   J. Lengyel, M. Reichert, B.R. Donald, and D.P.
        Greenberg, Real-time robot motion planning using
        rasterizing computer graphics hardware, SIGGRAPH,
        327-335.

1198.   J.R. Kender, I.P. Park, and D. Yang, A formalization
        and implementation of topological visual navigation
        in two dimensions, IUW, 757-764.









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I.  Color and Texture

I.1.  Illumination and Color

1199.   M.H. Brill and J.J. McCann, eds., Perceiving,
        Measuring, and Using Color (Santa Clara, CA,
        February 15-16, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1250.

1200.   P.S. Strauss, A realistic lighting model for
        computer animators, CGA 10(6), 1990, 56-64.

1201.   W.M. Lin and V.K. Prasanna Kumar, Efficient
        histogramming on hypercube SIMD machines, CVGIP 49,
        1990, 104-120.

1202.   M. Celenk, A color clustering technique for image
        segmentation, CVGIP 52, 1990, 145-170.

1203.   M. Gonzalez-Rodriguez, D. Benitez-Diaz, and C.P.
        Suarez-Araujo, Segmentation and recognition in
        visual chromatic spaces, Cybernetics Systems 21,
        1990, 241-247.

1204.   W.X. Xie, An information measure for a color space,
        Fuzzy Sets Systems 36, 1990, 157-165.

1205.   G.J. Klinker, S.A. Shafer, and T. Kanade, A physical
        approach to color image understanding, IJCV 4, 1990,
        7-38.

1206.   D.A. Forsyth, A novel algorithm for color constancy,
        IJCV 5, 1990, 5-35.

1207.   T.Y. Phillips, A. Rosenfeld, and A.C. Sher, O(log n)
        bimodality analysis, PR 22, 1989, 741-746.

1208.   Y.W. Lim and S.U. Lee, On the color image
        segmentation algorithm based on the thresholding and
        the fuzzy c-means techniques, PR 23, 1990, 935-952.

1209.   I. Andreadis, M.A. Browne, and J.A. Swift, Image
        pixel classification by chromaticity analysis,
        PRL 11, 1990, 51-58.

1210.   N.J.C. Strachan, P. Nesvadba, and A.R. Allen,
        Calibration of a video camera digitising system in
        the CIE L*u*v* colour space, PRL 11, 1990, 771-777.

1211.   F.J.J. Blommaert and J.B. Martens, An object-
        oriented model for brightness perception, SV 5,
        1990, 15-41.



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1212.   C. Ware and W. Cowan, The RGYB color geometry,
        TOG 9, 1990, 226-232.

1213.   M.G. Lamming and N.L. Rhodes, A simple method for
        improved color printing of monitor images, TOG 9,
        1990, 345-375.

1214.   H.C. Lee, E.J. Breneman, and C.P. Schulte, Modeling
        light reflection for computer color vision, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 402-409.

1215.   J. Ho, B.V. Funt, and M.S. Drew, Separating a color
        signal into illumination and surface reflectance
        components:  Theory and applications, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 966-977.

1216.   L.B. Wolff, Polarization-based material
        classification from specular reflection, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 1059-1071.

1217.   G. Healey, Color discrimination by computer, T-
        SMC 19, 1989, 1613-1617.

1218.   J. Skrzypek, Lightness constancy:  Connectionist
        architecture for controlling sensitivity, T-SMC 20,
        1990, 957-968.

1219.   L.T. Maloney and B.A. Wandell, Color constancy:  A
        method for recovering surface spectral reflectance,
        IU89, 215-224.

1220.   R. Bajcsy, S.W. Lee, and A. Leonardis, Color image
        segmentation with detection of highlights and local
        illumination induced by inter-reflections, ICPR-B,
        785-790.

1221.   R.S. Ledley, M. Buas, and T.J. Golab, Fundamentals
        of true-color image processing, ICPR-B, 791-795.

1222.   T. Westman, D. Harwood, T. Laitinen, and M.
        Pietikainen, Color segmentation by hierarchical
        connected components analysis with image enhancement
        by symmetric neighborhood filters, ICPR-B, 796-802.

1223.   S. Tominaga, A color classification method for color
        images using a uniform color space, ICPR-B, 803-807.

1224.   A. Takagi, H. Takaoka, T. Oshima, and Y. Ogata,
        Accurate rendering technique based on colorimetric
        conception, SIGGRAPH, 263-272.




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1225.   M.J. Swain and D.H. Ballard, Indexing via color
        histograms, IUW, 623-630.

1226.   L.E. Wixson, Real-time qualitative detection of
        multi-colored objects for object search, IUW,
        631-638.

1227.   K. Ikeuchi and K. Sato, Determining reflectance
        parameters using range and brightness images, ICCV,
        12-20.

1228.   M. Tsukada and Y. Ohta, An approach to color
        constancy using multiple images, ICCV, 385-389.

1229.   M.J. Swain and D.H. Ballard, Indexing via color
        histograms, ICCV, 390-393.

1230.   M.S. Drew and B.V. Funt, Calculating surface
        reflectance using a single-bounce model of mutual
        reflection, ICCV, 394-399.

I.2.  Texture:  Models, Synthesis, Segmentation

1231.   P. Hall, Introduction to the Theory of Coverage
        Processes, Wiley, New York, 1988.

1232.   D. Aldous, Probability Approximations Via the
        Poisson Clumping Heuristic, Springer, New York,
        1989.

1233.   A.J. Hurd, ed., Fractals:  Selected Reprints, Amer.
        Assoc. Physics Teachers, 1989.

1234.   B.H. Kaye, A Random Walk Through Fractal Dimensions,
        VCH, New York, 1989.

1235.   T. Vicsek, Fractal Growth Phenomena, World
        Scientific, Singapore, 1989.

1236.   J.L. Marroquin, A Markovian random field of
        piecewise straight lines, BC 61, 1989, 457-465.

1237.   J.F. Blinn, The truth about texture mapping,
        CGA 10(2), 1990, 78-83.

1238.   V.G. Kulkarni, Generating random combinatorial
        objects, J. Algorithms 11, 1990, 185-207.

1239.   M. Clark and A.C. Bovik, Experiments in segmenting
        texton patterns using localized spatial filters,
        PR 22, 1989, 707-717.



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1240.   D. Brzakovic, H. Beck, and N. Sufi, An approach to
        defect detection in materials characterized by
        complex textures, PR 23, 1990, 99-107.

1241.   J.M.H. du Buf, M. Kardan, and M. Spann, Texture
        feature performance for image segmentation, PR 23,
        1990, 291-309.

1242.   T.R. Reed, H. Wechsler, and M. Werman, Texture
        segmentation using a diffusion region growing
        technique, PR 23, 1990, 953-960.

1243.   A.L.D. Beckers and A.W.M. Smeulders, The probability
        of a random straight line in two and three
        dimensions, PRL 11, 1990, 233-240.

1244.   B.G. Mobasseri, A hierarchical representation for
        random fields, PRL 11, 1990, 545-552.

1245.   H. Chen and Y. Dai, Texture segmentation by least
        squares filters, SP 19, 1990, 199-204.

1246.   B.S. Manjunath, T. Simchony, and R. Chellappa,
        Stochastic and deterministic networks for texture
        segmentation, T-ASSP 38, 1990, 1039-1049.

1247.   J.K. Goutsias, Mutually compatible Gibbs random
        fields, T-IT 35, 1989, 1233-1249.

1248.   T. Berger and Z. Ye, Entropic aspects of random
        fields on trees, T-IT 36, 1990, 1006-1018.

1249.   T.R. Reed and H. Wechsler, Segmentation of textured
        images and Gestalt organization using
        spatial/spatial-frequency representations, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 1-12.

1250.   M. Tuceryan and A.K. Jain, Texture segmentation
        using Voronoi polygons, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 211-216.

1251.   M. Unser and M. Eden, Nonlinear operators for
        improving texture segmentation based on features
        extracted by spatial filtering, T-SMC 20, 1990,
        804-815.

1252.   S.R. Yhann and T.Y. Young, A multiresolution
        approach to texture segmentation using aerial
        networks, ICPR-B, 513-517.






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1253.   E.J. Eijlers, E. Backer, and J.J. Gerbrands, An
        improved linked pyramid for texture segmentation
        using the fractal Brownian model, ICPR-B, 687-689.

1254.   P.A. Devijver, Real-time modeling of image sequences
        based on hidden Markov mesh random field models,
        ICPR-C, 194-199.

1255.   N.S. Raja, M. Tuceryan, and A.K. Jain, Texture
        segmentation on two high-performance computers,
        ICPR-D, 601-605.

1256.   H. Chen and E.H. Wu, An efficient radiosity solution
        for bump texture generation, SIGGRAPH, 125-134.

1257.   P.S. Heckbert, Adaptive radiosity textures for
        bidirectional ray tracing, SIGGRAPH, 145-154.

1258.   K. Miyata, A method of generating stone wall
        patterns, SIGGRAPH, 387-394.

1259.   J. Levy Vehel, About lacunarity, some links between
        fractal and integral geometry and an application to
        texture segmentation, ICCV, 380-384.

I.3.  Texture:  Perception, Description

1260.   S.S. Liu and M.E. Jernigan, Texture analysis and
        discrimination in additive noise, CVGIP 49, 1990,
        52-67.

1261.   C.C. Gotleib and H.E. Kreyszig, Texture descriptors
        based on co-occurrence matrices, CVGIP 51, 1990,
        70-86.

1262.   P.W. Pachowitz, Integrating low-level features
        computation with inductive learning techniques for
        texture recognition, IJPRAI 4, 1990, 147-165.

1263.   K. Iwama and A.S. Maida, Organizing and integrating
        edge segments for texture discrimination, JETAI 1,
        1989, 113-132.

1264.   G. Eichmann and T. Kasparis, Pattern classification
        using a linear associative memory, PR 22, 1989,
        733-740.

1265.   L. Wang and D.C. He, Texture classification using
        texture spectrum, PR 23, 1990, 905-910.





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1266.   T. Shipley and H. Shore, The human texture visual
        field:  Fovea-to-periphery pattern recognition,
        PR 23, 1990, 1215-1221.

1267.   J. Parkkinen, K. Selkainaho, and E. Oja, Detecting
        texture periodicity from the cooccurrence matrix,
        PRL 11, 1990, 43-50.

1268.   C. Zhuang and S. Dunn, The amplitude varying rate
        statistical approach for texture classification,
        PRL 11, 1990, 143-149.

1269.   A. Chu, C.M. Sehgal, and J.F. Greenleaf, Use of gray
        value distribution of run lengths for texture
        analysis, PRL 11, 1990, 415-420.

1270.   H.B. Kim and R.H. Park, Extraction of periodicity
        vectors from structural textures using projection
        information, PRL 11, 1990, 625-630.

1271.   C.C. Chen, A nonparametric test for comparing
        estimators in Markov random fields, PRL 11, 1990,
        765-770.

1272.   J. Beck, A. Rosenfeld, and R. Ivry, Line
        segregation, SV 4, 1989, 75-101.

1273.   Y. Hel Or and S.W. Zucker, Texture fields and
        texture flows:  Sensitivity to differences, SV 4,
        1989, 131-139.

1274.   M.L. de B. Simas and P.C. Dodwell, Angular frequency
        filtering:  A basis for pattern decomposition, SV 5,
        1990, 59-74.

1275.   A.C. Bovik, M. Clark, and W.S. Geisler, Multichannel
        texture analysis using localized spatial filters,
        T-PAMI 12, 1990, 55-73.

1276.   P. Meer, J.M. Jolion, and A. Rosenfeld, A fast
        parallel algorithm for blind estimation of noise
        variance, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 216-223.

1277.   R.W. Conners and C.T. Ng, Developing a quantitative
        model of human preattentive vision, T-SMC 19, 1989,
        1384-1407.

1278.   J.R. Sullins, Distributed learning of texture
        classification, ECCV, 349-358.





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1279.   A. Ravishankar Rao and R. Jain, Analyzing oriented
        textures through phase portraits, ICPR-A, 337-340.

1280.   A. Visa, Identification of stochastic textures with
        multiresolution features and self-organizing maps,
        ICPR-B, 518-522.

1281.   R.S. Thau, Illuminant precompensation for texture
        discrimination using filters, IUW, 179-184.

1282.   J. Krumm and S.A. Shafer, Local spatial frequency
        analysis of image texture, ICCV, 354-358.

J.  Three-Dimensional Scene Analysis

J.1.  Acquisition, Analysis; Calibration, Control

1283.   E.P. Krotkov, Active Computer Vision by Cooperative
        Focus and Stereo, Springer, New York, 1989.

1284.   G.D. Hager, Task-Directed Sensor Fusion and
        Planning:  A Computational Approach, Kluwer, Boston,
        1990.

1285.   M.A. Goodale, Vision and Action:  The Control of
        Grasping, Ablex, Norwood, NJ, 1990.

1286.   B. Girod, ed., Sensing and Reconstruction of Three-
        Dimensional Objects and Scenes (Santa Clara, CA,
        February 15-16, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1260.

1287.   R.S. Fearing, Tactile sensing mechanisms, IJRR 9(3),
        1990, 3-23.

1288.   P. Vuylsteke and A. Oosterlinck, Range image
        acquisition with a simple binary-encoded light
        pattern, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 148-164.

1289.   D.D. Harrison and M.P. Weir, High-speed
        triangulation-based 3-D imaging with orthonormal
        projections and error detection, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        409-416.

1290.   B. Barshan and R. Kuc, Differentiating sonar
        reflections from corners and planes by employing an
        intelligent sensor, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 560-569.

1291.   P.K. Allen and P. Michelman, Acquisition and
        interpretation of 3-D sensor data from touch, T-
        RA 6, 1990, 397-404.




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1292.   J. Tajima and M. Iwakawa, 3-D data acquisition by
        Rainbow Range Finder, ICPR-A, 309-313.

1293.   T.C. Nguyen and T.S. Huang, Image blurring effects
        due to depth discontinuities, IUW, 174-178.

1294.   P.A. Veatch and L.S. Davis, Efficient algorithms for
        obstacle detection using range data, CVGIP 50, 1990,
        50-74.

1295.   H.T. Tsui, M.H. Chan, K.C. Chu, and S.H. Kong,
        Orientation estimation of 3D surface patches,
        CVGIP 50, 1990, 112-124.

1296.   P. Liang and J.S. Todhunter, Representation and
        recognition of surface shapes in range images:  A
        differential geometry approach, CVGIP 52, 1990,
        78-109.

1297.   A.P. Pentland, Automatic extraction of deformable
        part models, IJCV 4, 1990, 107-126.

1298.   N.N. Abdelmalek, Algebraic error analysis for
        surface curvatures and segmentation of 3-D range
        images, PR 23, 1990, 807-817.

1299.   J. Mukherjee and B.N. Chatterji, Segmentation of
        three-dimensional surfaces, PRL 11, 1990, 215-223.

1300.   J. Mukherjee and B.N. Chatterji, From range to
        frame:  Extraction of 3-D information from 2@size 10
        {1 over 2}@D data, PRL 11, 1990, 483-498.

1301.   Y.S. Lim, T.I. Cho, and K.H. Park, Range image
        segmentation based on 2D quadratic function
        approximation, PRL 11, 1990, 699-708.

1302.   F. Solina and R. Bajcsy, Recovery of parametric
        models from range images:  The case for
        superquadrics with global deformations, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 131-147.

1303.   P.T. Sander and S.W. Zucker, Inferring surface trace
        and differential structure from 3-D images, T-
        PAMI 12, 1990, 833-854.

1304.   P.T. Sander, Generic curvature features from 3-D
        images, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1623-1636.






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1305.   F.P. Ferrie, J. Lagarde, and P. Whaite, Recovery of
        volumetric object descriptions from laser
        rangefinder images, ECCV, 387-396.

1306.   A. Pentland, Extraction of deformable part models,
        ECCV, 397-401.

1307.   P.T. Sander and S.W. Zucker, Charting surface
        structure, ECCV, 418-426.

1308.   H.T. Tanaka, O. Kling, and D.T.L. Lee, On surface
        curvature computation from level set contours,
        ICPR-A, 155-160.

1309.   S.P. Liou and R.C. Jain, A parallel technique for
        three-dimensional image segmentation, ICPR-A,
        201-203.

1310.   K. Venkatesh Prasad and R.J. Mammone, Depth
        restoration from defocused images using simulated
        annealing, ICPR-A, 227-229.

1311.   N. Yokoya and M.D. Levine, Volumetric description of
        solids of revolution in a range image, ICPR-A,
        303-308.

1312.   J. Subrahmonia, Y.P. Hung, and D.B. Cooper, Model-
        based segmentation and estimation of 3D surfaces
        from two or more intensity images using Markov
        random fields, ICPR-A, 390-397.

1313.   N.N. Abdelmalek, Algebraic error analysis for
        surface curvatures of 3-D range images obtained by
        different methods, ICPR-B, 529-534.

1314.   R.W. Taylor, An efficient implementation of
        decomposable parameter spaces, ICPR-B, 613-619.

1315.   P. Boulanger, F. Blais, and P. Cohen, Detection of
        depth and orientation discontinuities in range
        images using mathematical morphology, ICPR-B,
        729-732.

1316.   P. Perez, M.A. Abidi, and R.C. Gonzalez,
        Experimental evaluation of hypercube-based range
        analysis tools, ICPR-D, 584-590.

1317.   D.B. Cooper, Y.P. Hung, and J. Subrahmonia, General
        model-based 3D surface estimation, recognition and
        segmentation from multiple images, IUW, 399-404.




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1318.   T.E. Boult and M. Lerner, Energy-based segmentation
        of very sparse range surfaces, IUW, 565-572.

1319.   M. Asada, M. Kimura, and Y. Shirai, Dynamic
        integration of height maps into a 3-D world
        representation from range image sequences, ICCV,
        548-555.

1320.   B. Sabata, F. Arman, and J.K. Aggarwal, Segmentation
        of 3-D range images using pyramidal data structures,
        ICCV, 662-666.

1321.   A.K. Jain and S.G. Nadabar, MRF model-based
        segmentation of range images, ICCV, 667-671.

1322.   B. Caprile and V. Torre, Using vanishing points for
        camera calibration, IJCV 4, 1990, 127-140.

1323.   L.L. Wang and W.H. Tsai, Computing camera parameters
        using vanishing-line information from a rectangular
        parallelepiped, MVA 3, 1990, 129-141.

1324.   T. Echigo, A camera calibration technique using
        three sets of parallel lines, MVA 3, 1990, 159-167.

1325.   S.Y. Chen and W.H. Tsai, A systematic approach to
        analytic determination of camera parameters by line
        features, PR 23, 1990, 859-877.

1326.   W.I. Grosky and L.A. Tamburino, A unified approach
        to the linear camera calibration problem, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 663-671.

1327.   P. Puget and T. Skordas, An optimal solution for
        mobile camera calibration, ECCV, 187-198.

1328.   J.C. Li and T. Schenk, An accurate camera
        calibration for the aerial image analysis, ICPR-A,
        207-209.

1329.   B.R. Donald, Planning multi-step error detection and
        recovery strategies, IJRR 9(1), 1990, 3-60.

1330.   C. Brown, Gaze controls cooperating through
        prediction, IVC 8, 1990, 10-17.

1331.   C. Brown, Gaze controls with interactions and
        delays, T-SMC 20, 1990, 518-527.






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1332.   S. Yi, R.M. Haralick, and L.G. Shapiro, Automatic
        sensor and light source positioning for machine
        vision, ICPR-A, 55-59.

1333.   J. Maver and R. Bajcsy, How to decide from the first
        view where to look next, IUW, 482-496.

1334.   K. Ikeuchi and M. Hebert, Task oriented vision, IUW,
        497-507.

1335.   R.D. Rimey and C.M. Brown, Selective attention as
        sequential behavior:  Modeling eye movements with an
        augmented hidden Markov model, IUW, 840-849.

1336.   K. Tarbanis, R.Y. Tsai, and P.K. Allen, Satisfying
        the resolution constraint in the ``MVP'' machine
        vision planning system, IUW, 850-860.

1337.   H.L. Wu and A. Cameron, A Bayesian decision
        theoretic approach for adaptive goal-directed
        sensing, ICCV, 563-567.

1338.   P. Whaite and F.P. Ferrie, From uncertainty to
        visual exploration, ICCV, 690-697.

J.2.  Recovery

1339.   S.S. Chen, J.M. Keller, and R.M. Crownover, Shape
        from fractal geometry, AI 43, 1990, 199-218.

1340.   R.T. Frankot and R. Chellappa, Estimation of surface
        topography from SAR imagery using shape from shading
        techniques, AI 43, 1990, 271-310.

1341.   A. Blake and C. Marinos, Shape from texture:
        Estimation, isotropy and moments, AI 45, 1990,
        323-380.

1342.   U.G. Gujar and I.V. Nagendra, Construction of solid
        objects from orthographic views, C&G 13, 1989,
        505-521.

1343.   D.G. Ullman, S. Wood, and D. Craig, The importance
        of drawing in the mechanical design process, C&G 14,
        1990, 263-274.

1344.   S.K. Srivastava and N. Ahuja, Octree generation from
        object silhouettes in perspective views, CVGIP 49,
        1990, 68-84.





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1345.   D.C. Knill and D. Kersten, Learning a near-optimal
        estimator for surface shape from shading, CVGIP 50,
        1990, 75-100.

1346.   D.B. Salzman, A method of general moments for
        orienting 2D projections of unknown 3D objects,
        CVGIP 50, 1990, 129-156.

1347.   J.Y. Jau and R.T. Chin, Shape from texture using the
        Wigner distribution, CVGIP 52, 1990, 248-263.

1348.   B.F. Jones and P.T. Fairney, Recognition of shiny
        dielectric objects by analysing the polarization of
        reflected light, IVC 7, 1989, 253-258.

1349.   D. Forsyth and A. Zisserman, Shape from shading in
        the light of mutual illumination, IVC 8, 1990,
        42-49.

1350.   A.D. Worrall, K.D. Baker, and G.D. Sullivan, Roll
        angle consistency constraint, IVC 8, 1990, 78-84.

1351.   C.H. Lee, T. Seidman, and A. Rosenfeld, Generation
        process for the reconstruction of space curves,
        IVC 8, 1990, 99-107.

1352.   R.B. Fisher, Geometric constraints from planar
        surface patch matching, IVC 8, 1990, 148-154.

1353.   J. Ponce, Straight homogeneous generalized
        cylinders:  Differential geometry and uniqueness
        results, IJCV 4, 1990, 79-100.

1354.   A.P. Pentland, Linear shape from shading, IJCV 4,
        1990, 153-162.

1355.   B.K.P. Horn, Height and gradient from shading,
        IJCV 5, 1990, 37-75.

1356.   R. Onn and A. Bruckstein, Integrability
        disambiguates surface recovery in two-image
        photometric stereo, IJCV 5, 1990, 105-113.

1357.   T.C. Pong, R.M. Haralick, and L.G. Shapiro, Shape
        from shading using the facet model, PR 22, 1989,
        683-695.

1358.   P. Srinivasan, P. Liang, and S. Hackwood,
        Computational geometric methods in volumetric
        intersection for 3D reconstruction, PR 23, 1990,
        843-857.



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1359.   C.L. Huang, Polyhedral objects identification
        through the orthographic projection views
        generation, PRL 10, 1989, 321-327.

1360.   R.K. Singh and R.S. Ramakrishna, Shadows and texture
        in computer vision, PRL 11, 1990, 133-141.

1361.   A.G. Pai, H. Usha, and A.K. Pujari, Linear octree of
        a 3D object from 2D silhouettes using segment tree,
        PRL 11, 1990, 619-623.

1362.   S. Tandri and Y.H. Yang, Comparison of two shape-
        from-shading algorithms, PRL 11, 1990, 637-642.

1363.   P.W. Verbeek and B.J. Verwer, Shading from shape,
        the eikonal equation solved by grey-weighted
        distance transform, PRL 11, 1990, 681-690.

1364.   A. Pentland, Shape information from shading:  A
        theory about human perception, SV 4, 1989, 165-182.

1365.   L.M. Kirousis, Effectively labeling planar
        projections of polyhedra, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 123-130.

1366.   L.G. Brown and H. Shvaytser, Surface orientation
        from projective foreshortening of isotropic texture
        autocorrelation, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 584-588.

1367.   D.J. Kriegman and J. Ponce, On recognizing and
        positioning curved 3-D objects from image contours,
        T-PAMI 12, 1990, 1127-1137.

1368.   R.S. Weiss, H. Nakatani, and E.M. Riseman, An error
        analysis for surface orientation from vanishing
        points, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 1179-1185.

1369.   S. Peleg and G. Ron, Nonlinear multiresolution:  A
        shape-from-shading example, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        1206-1210.

1370.   S.K. Nayar, A.C. Sanderson, L.E. Weiss, and D.A.
        Simon, Specular surface inspection using structured
        highlight and Gaussian images, T-RA 6, 1990,
        208-218.

1371.   S.K. Nayar, K. Ikeuchi, and T. Kanade, Determining
        shape and reflectance of hybrid surfaces by
        photometric sampling, T-RA 6, 1990, 418-431.






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1372.   R. Szeliski, Fast shape from shading, ECCV, 359-368.

1373.   R. Horaud, F. Veillon, and T. Skordas, Finding
        geometric and relational structures in an image,
        ECCV, 374-384.

1374.   S.Y.K. Yuen, Shape from contour using symmetries,
        ECCV, 437-453.

1375.   R. Vaillant, Using occluding contours for 3D object
        modeling, ECCV, 454-464.

1376.   A. Blake and R. Cipolla, Robust estimation of
        surface curvature from deformation of apparent
        contours, ECCV, 465-474.

1377.   R. Laganiere and A. Mitiche, A 3D interpretation
        system based on consistent labeling of a set of
        propositions.  Application to the interpretation of
        straight line correspondences, ECCV, 521-525.

1378.   H. Barman, G.H. Granlund, and H. Knutsson,
        Estimation of curvature in 3D images using tensor
        field filtering, ECCV, 563-565.

1379.   J.Y. Herve' and J.(Y.) Aloimonos, Shading into
        texture and texture into shading:  An active
        approach, ECCV, 586-588.

1380.   F.P. Ferrie and J. Lagarde, Curvature consistency
        improves local shading analysis, ICPR-A, 70-76.

1381.   Y. Iwahori, H. Sugie, and N. Ishii, Reconstructing
        shape from shading images under point light source
        illumination, ICPR-A, 83-87.

1382.   J.J. Clark and A.L. Yuille, Shape from shading via
        the fusion of specular and Lambertian image
        components, ICPR-A, 88-92.

1383.   F. Ulupinar and R. Nevatia, Inferring shape from
        contour for curved surfaces, ICPR-A, 147-154.

1384.   D. Lysak and R. Kasturi, Interpretation of line
        drawings with multiple views, ICPR-A, 220-222.

1385.   N. Narasimhamurthi, R. Srinivasan, M. Shridhar, and
        M. Ahmadi, Shape determination from intensity
        images-a new algorithm, ICPR-A, 291-293.





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1386.   Y. Choe and R.L. Kashyap, Shape from textured and
        shaded surface, ICPR-A, 294-296.

1387.   J. Garding, Shape from texture and contour by weak
        isotropy, ICPR-A, 324-330.

1388.   J.S. Park and J.T. Tou, Highlight separation and
        surface orientations for 3-D specular objects,
        ICPR-A, 331-335.

1389.   J. Oliensis, Existence and uniqueness in shape from
        shading, ICPR-A, 341-345.

1390.   C.L. Huang, Contour generation and shape restoration
        of the straight homogeneous generalized cylinder,
        ICPR-A, 409-413.

1391.   J. Oliensis, New results in shape from shading, IUW,
        145-153.

1392.   L.B. Wolff, A photometric invariant and shape
        constraints at parabolic points, IUW, 162-173.

1393.   S.K. Nayar, K. Ikeuchi, and T. Kanade, Surface
        reflection:  Physical and geometrical perspectives,
        IUW, 185-212.

1394.   J. Krumm and S.A. Shafer, Local spatial frequency
        analysis for computer vision, IUW, 213-230.

1395.   F. Ulupinar and R. Nevatia, Recovering shape from
        contour for SHGCs and CGCs, IUW, 544-556.

1396.   A.D. Gross and T.E. Boult, Recovery of generalized
        cylinders from a single intensity view, IUW,
        557-564.

1397.   A.D. Gross, Straight homogeneous generalized
        cylinders:  Constraints from contour, IUW, 573-582.

1398.   L.R. Williams, Perceptual organization of occluding
        contours, IUW, 639-649.

1399.   S.K. Nayar, K. Ikeuchi, and T. Kanade, Shape from
        interreflections, ICCV, 2-11.

1400.   P.S. Toh and A.K. Forrest, Occlusion detection in
        early vision, ICCV, 126-132.






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1401.   R.B. Fisher, Determining back-facing curved model
        surfaces by analysis at the boundary, ICCV, 296-299.

1402.   H. Murase, Surface shape reconstruction of an
        undulating transparent object, ICCV, 313-317.

1403.   H.D. Tagare and R.J.P. de Figuereido, Simultaneous
        estimation of shape and reflectance maps from
        photometric stereo, ICCV, 340-343.

1404.   L.B. Wolff, A photometric invariant and shape
        constraints at parabolic points, ICCV, 344-349.

1405.   C. Marinos and A. Blake, Shape from texture:  The
        homogeneity hypothesis, ICCV, 350-353.

1406.   K. Kanatani, Hypothesizing and testing geometric
        attributes of image data, ICCV, 370-373.

1407.   R.T. Collins and R.S. Weiss, Vanishing point
        calculation as a statistical inference on the unit
        sphere, ICCV, 400-403.

1408.   G. Stockman, G. Lee, and S.W. Chen, Reconstructing
        line drawings from wings:  The polygonal case, ICCV,
        526-529.

1409.   F. Ulupinar and R. Nevatia, Shape from contour:
        Straight homogeneous generalized cones, ICCV,
        582-586.

1410.   R. Cipolla and A. Blake, The dynamic analysis of
        apparent contours, ICCV, 616-623.

1411.   W.B. Searles and C.R. Dyer, Modeling the rim
        appearance, ICCV, 698-701.

J.3.  Shape, Geometry

1412.   J.J. Koenderink, Solid Shape, MIT Press, Cambridge,
        MA, 1990.

1413.   J. Woodwark, ed., Geometric Reasoning, Clarendon
        Press, Oxford, UK, 1989.

1414.   T. Tomiyama and F. Arbab, guest eds., Special topic:
        Features and Geometric Reasoning, C&G 14(2), 1990,
        147-274.






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1415.   R.H. Bartels and R.N. Goldman, guest eds., Special
        Issue on Computer-Aided Geometric Design, TOG 8(4),
        October 1989, 261-371, and 9(2), April 1990,
        145-225.

1416.   H. Yoshikawa and D. Gossard, eds., Intelligent CAD
        (IFIP Workshop, Boston, MA, October 6-8, 1987),
        North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1989.

1417.   M.J. Wozny, J.U. Turner, and K. Preiss, eds.,
        Geometric Modeling for Product Engineering (IFIP
        Working Conference, Rensselaerville, NY, September
        18-22, 1988), North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1990.

1418.   R.R. Martin, ed., The Mathematics of Surfaces II
        (Cardiff, UK, September 8-12, 1986), Clarendon
        Press, Oxford, UK, 1988.

1419.   D.C. Handscomb, ed., The Mathematics of Surfaces III
        (Oxford, UK, September 1988), Oxford University
        Press, Oxford, UK, 1990.

1420.   The Mathematics of Surfaces IV, Bath, UK, September
        10-12, 1990.

1421.   L.A. Ferrari and R.J.P. de Figuereido, eds., Curves
        and Surfaces in Computer Vision and Graphics (Santa
        Clara, CA, February 13-15, 1990), Proc. SPIE 1251.

1422.   J.H. Rieger, The geometry of view space of opaque
        objects bounded by smooth surfaces, AI 44, 1990,
        1-40.

1423.   O.D. Faugeras, E. LeBras-Mehlman, and J.D.
        Boissonnat, Representing stereo data with the
        Delaunay triangulation, AI 44, 1990, 41-87.

1424.   R. Osserman, Curvature in the eighties, AMM 97,
        1990, 731-756.

1425.   S.T. Wu, A new combinatorial model for boundary
        representations, C&G 13, 1989, 477-486.

1426.   M. Walker, Boolean operations with enriched octree
        structures, C&G 13, 1989, 487-495.

1427.   F. Major, J. Malenfant, and W.F. Stewart, Distance
        between objects represented by octtrees defined in
        different coordinate systems, C&G 13, 1989, 497-503.





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1428.   J.R. Woodwark, Comments on ``Extended octtrees'',
        C&G 13, 1989, 529-.

1429.   J.R. Rossignac, Issues on feature-based editing and
        interrogation of solid models, C&G 14, 1990,
        149-172.

1430.   R.F. Woodbury, Variations in solids:  A declarative
        treatment, C&G 14, 1990, 173-188.

1431.   J.C.H. Chung, D.R. Patel, R.L. Cook, and M.K.
        Simmons, Feature-based modeling for mechanical
        design, C&G 14, 1990, 189-200.

1432.   T. Murakama and N. Nakajima, Using features for
        machine design problems, C&G 14, 1990, 201-224.

1433.   H. Suzuki, H. Ando, and F. Kimura, Geometric
        constraints and reasoning for geometrical CAD
        systems, C&G 14, 1990, 211-224.

1434.   D.C. Anderson and T.C. Chang, Geometric reasoning in
        feature-based design and process planning, C&G 14,
        1990, 225-236.

1435.   S. Lee and Y.G. Shin, Assembly planning based on
        geometric reasoning, C&G 14, 1990, 237-250.

1436.   R.K. Tapadia and M.R. Henderson, Using a feature-
        based model for automatic determination of assembly
        handling codes, C&G 14, 1990, 251-262.

1437.   N.M. Aziz, R. Bata, and S. Bhat, Bezier
        surface/surface intersection, CGA 10(1), 1990,
        50-58.

1438.   R.F. Sarraga, Computer modeling of surfaces with
        arbitrary shapes, CGA 10(2), 1990, 67-77.

1439.   T.W. Sederberg, Techniques for cubic algebraic
        surfaces, CGA 10(4), 1990, 14-25.

1440.   T.W. Sederberg, Techniques for cubic algebraic
        surfaces, CGA 10(5), 1990, 12-21.

1441.   H. Sakurai and D.C. Gossard, Recognizing shape
        features in solid models, CGA 10(5), 1990, 22-32.

1442.   M. Hall and J. Warren, Adaptive polygonalization of
        implicitly defined surfaces, CGA 10(6), 1990, 33-42.




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1443.   F. Arbab, Set models and Boolean operations for
        solids and assemblies, CGA 10(6), 1990, 76-86.

1444.   J.H. Stewman and K.W. Bowyer, Direct construction of
        the perspective projection aspect graph of convex
        polyhedra, CVGIP 51, 1990, 20-37.

1445.   C.N. Lee and A. Rosenfeld, Simple connectivity is
        not locally computable for connected 3D images,
        CVGIP 51, 1990, 87-95.

1446.   J.K. Udupa and V.G. Ajjanagadde, Boundary and object
        labelling in three-dimensional images, CVGIP 51,
        1990, 355-369.

1447.   A. Yuille and M. Leyton, 3D symmetry-curvature
        duality theorems, CVGIP 52, 1990, 124-140.

1448.   M.S. Paterson and F.F. Yao, Efficient binary space
        partitions for hidden-surface removal and solid
        modeling, DCG 5, 1990, 485-503.

1449.   X. Markenscoff, L. Ni, and C.H. Papadimitriou, The
        geometry of grasping, IJRR 9(1), 1990, 61-74.

1450.   C. Bajaj and M.S. Kim, Generation of configuration
        space obstacles:  Moving algebraic surfaces,
        IJRR 9(1), 1990, 92-112.

1451.   J.D. Weld and M.C. Leu, Geometric representation of
        swept volumes with application to polyhedral
        objects, IJRR 9(5), 1990, 105-117.

1452.   D. Ibaroudene, V. Demjanenko, and R.S. Acharya,
        Adjacency algorithms for linear octree nodes, IVC 8,
        1990, 115-123.

1453.   J.Y. Aloimonos, Perspective approximations, IVC 8,
        1990, 179-192.

1454.   A. Bryant and J. Bryant, Following boundaries of
        discrete binary objects in space, PR 23, 1990,
        547-552.

1455.   C.S. Lin and C. Jungthirapanich, Invariants of
        three-dimensional contours, PR 23, 1990, 833-842.

1456.   J. Mukherjee, P.P. Das, and B.N. Chatterji, An
        algorithm for the extraction of the wire frame
        structure of a three-dimensional object, PR 23,
        1990, 999-1010.



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1457.   V. Akman and W.R. Franklin, Ray representation for
        k-trees, PRL 10, 1989, 315-320.

1458.   J.J. Leou and W.H. Tsai, The minimum feature point
        set representing a convex polyhedral object, PRL 11,
        1990, 225-229.

1459.   J. Ben-Arie, Probabilistic models of observed
        features and aspects with application to weighted
        aspect graphs, PRL 11, 1990, 421-427.

1460.   R.F. Vaz and D. Cyganski, Generation of affine
        invariant local contour feature data, PRL 11, 1990,
        479-483.

1461.   D. Eggert and K. Bowyer, Computing the orthographic
        projection aspect graph of solids of revolution,
        PRL 11, 1990, 751-763.

1462.   J. Warren, Blending algebraic surfaces, TOG 8, 1989,
        263-278.

1463.   A.P. Rockwood, The displacement method for implicit
        blending surfaces in solid models, TOG 8, 1989,
        279-297.

1464.   S.S. Abhyankar and C.L. Bajaj, Automatic
        parameterization of rational curves and surfaces IV:
        Algebraic space curves, TOG 8, 1989, 325-334.

1465.   S.S. Abhyankar, S. Chandrasekar, and V. Chandru,
        Improper intersection of algebraic curves, TOG 9,
        1990, 147-159.

1466.   N. Dyn, D. Levin, and J.A. Gregory, A Butterfly
        subdivision scheme for surface interpolation with
        tension control, TOG 9, 1990, 160-169.

1467.   P. Brunet and I. Navazo, Solid representation and
        operation using extended octrees, TOG 9, 1990,
        170-197.

1468.   D. Lasser, Two remarks on tau splines, TOG 9, 1990,
        198-211.

1469.   D.R. Ferguson and T.A. Grandine, On the construction
        of surfaces interpolating curves:  I. A method for
        handling nonconstant parameter curves, TOG 9, 1990,
        212-225.





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1470.   A.A. Ball and D.J.T. Storry, An investigation of
        curvature variations over recursively generated B-
        spline surfaces, TOG 9, 1990, 424-437.

1471.   Z. Gigus and J. Malik, Computing the aspect graph
        for line drawings of polyhedral objects, T-PAMI 12,
        1990, 113-122.

1472.   E.G. Gilbert and C.P. Foo, Computing the distance
        between general convex objects in three-dimensional
        space, T-RA 6, 1990, 53-61.

1473.   S. Cameron, Collision detection by four-dimensional
        intersection testing, T-RA 6, 1990, 291-302.

1474.   Z.C. Li, Q.L. Gu, C.Y. Suen, and T.D. Bui, A
        comparative study of nonlinear shape models for
        digital image processing and pattern recognition,
        T-SMC 20, 1990, 858-871.

1475.   C.L. Shih, T.T. Lee, and W.A. Gruver, A unified
        approach for robot motion planning with moving
        polyhedral obstacles, T-SMC 20, 1990, 903-915.

1476.   T. DeRose, M.L. Bailey, B. Barnard, R. Cypher, D.
        Dobrikin, C. Ebeling, S. Konstantinidou, L.
        McMurchie, H. Mizrahi, and B. Yost, Apex:  Two
        architectures for generating parametric curves and
        surfaces, VC 5, 1989, 264-276.

1477.   A. Razdan, M.R. Henderson, P.F. Chavez, and P.A.
        Erickson, Feature based object decomposition for
        finite element meshing, VC 5, 1989, 291-303.

1478.   G. Anagnostou, D. Dewey, and A.T. Patera, Geometry-
        defining processors for engineering design and
        analysis, VC 5, 1989, 304-315.

1479.   B.K. Natarajan, An analysis of assembly, VC 5, 1989,
        316-323.

1480.   N.M. Patrikalakis and G.A. Kriezis, Representation
        of piecewise continuous algebraic surfaces in terms
        of B-splines, VC 5, 1989, 360-374.

1481.   H. Samet and M. Tamminen, Approximating CSG trees of
        moving objects, VC 6, 1990, 182-209.

1482.   E. Bruzzone and L. De Floriani, Two data structures
        for building tetrahedralizations, VC 6, 1990,
        266-283.



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1483.   C. Giertsen, A. Halvorsen, and P.R. Flood, Graph-
        directed modelling from serial sections, VC 6, 1990,
        284-290.

1484.   D. Forsyth, J.L. Mundy, A. Zisserman, and C.M.
        Brown, Projectively invariant representations using
        implicit algebraic curves, ECCV, 427-436.

1485.   G. Sparr and L. Nielsen, Shape and mutual cross-
        ratios with applications to exterior, interior, and
        relative orientation, ECCV, 607-609.

1486.   S. Chen and H. Freeman, Computing characteristic
        views of quadric-surfaced solids, ICPR-A, 77-82.

1487.   S. Mori, A closed form solution for the
        reconstruction of a convex polyhedron from its
        extended Gaussian image, ICPR-A, 223-226.

1488.   S.W. Chen and G. Stockman, Wing representation for
        rigid 3D objects, ICPR-A, 398-402.

1489.   H.A. Al-Mohamad, 3D shape classification using the
        R-transform, ICPR-B, 749-754.

1490.   D. Baraff, Curved surfaces and coherence for non-
        penetrating rigid body simulation, SIGGRAPH, 19-28.

1491.   B. Von Herzen, A.H. Barr, and H.R. Zatz, Geometric
        collisions for time-dependent parametric surfaces,
        SIGGRAPH, 39-48.

1492.   M. Segal, Using tolerances to guarantee valid
        polyhedral modeling results, SIGGRAPH, 105-114.

1493.   B. Naylor, J. Amanatides, and W. Thibault, Merging
        BSP yields polyhedral set operations, SIGGRAPH,
        115-124.

1494.   S. Coquillart, Extended free-form deformation:  A
        sculpturing tool for 3D geometric modeling,
        SIGGRAPH, 187-196.

1495.   C. Loop and T. DeRose, Generalized B-spline surfaces
        of arbitrary topology, SIGGRAPH, 347-356.

1496.   V.D. Nguyen, J.L. Mundy, and D. Kapur, Modeling
        polyhedra by constraints, IUW, 515-529.






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1497.   J.B. Burns, R. Weiss, and E.M. Riseman, View
        variation of point set and line segment features,
        IUW, 650-659.

1498.   Y.F. Wang and J.F. Wang, Surface reconstruction
        using deformable models with interior and boundary
        constraints, ICCV, 300-303.

1499.   H.T. Tanaka and D.T.L. Lee, Representing surface
        curvature discontinuities on curved surfaces, ICCV,
        304-308.

1500.   D. Terzopoulos and D. Metaxas, Dynamic 3D models
        with local and global deformations:  Deformable
        superquadrics, ICCV, 606-615.

1501.   M. Sallam, J. Stewman, and K. Bowyer, Computing the
        visual potential of an articulated assembly of
        parts, ICCV, 636-643.

J.4.  Synthesis

1502.   T. Theoharis, Algorithms for Parallel Polygon
        Rendering, Springer, Berlin, 1989.

1503.   A. Kaufman, guest ed., Special Issue on Volume
        Visualization, VC 6(1), 1990, 1-49.

1504.   I.D. Scherson, guest ed., Special Issue on
        Foundations of Ray Tracing, VC 6(3), 1990, 119-178.

1505.   San Diego Workshop on Volume Visualization (San
        Diego, CA, December 10-11, 1990), Computer Graphics
        24(5), November 1990, 1-112.

1506.   J. Bryand and C. Krumvieda, Display of discrete 3D
        binary objects:  I-shading, C&G 13, 1989, 441-444.

1507.   H. Samet, Implementing ray tracing with octrees and
        neighbor finding, C&G 13, 1989, 445-460.

1508.   J. Popsel and C. Hornung, Highlight shading:
        Lighting and shading in a PHIGS+/PEX environment,
        C&G 14, 1990, 55-64.

1509.   H. Xu, Q.S. Peng, and Y.D. Liang, Accelerated
        radiosity method for complex environments, C&G 14,
        1990, 65-71.






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1510.   U. Claussen, On reducing the Phong shading method,
        C&G 14, 1990, 73-81.

1511.   A.R. Dennis, An overview of rendering techniques,
        C&G 14, 1990, 101-115.

1512.   D.R. Ney, E.K. Fishman, D. Magid, and R.A. Drebin,
        Volumetric rendering of computed tomography data:
        Principles and techniques, CGA 10(2), 1990, 24-32.

1513.   M. Levoy, A hybrid ray tracer for rendering polygon
        and volume data, CGA 10(2), 1990, 33-40.

1514.   U. Tiede, K.H. Hoehne, M. Bomans, A. Pommert, M.
        Riemer, and G. Wiebecke, Investigation of medical
        3D-rendering algorithms, CGA 10(2), 1990, 41-53.

1515.   D.W. George, F.X. Sillion, and D.P. Greenberg,
        Radiosity redistribution for dynamic environments,
        CGA 10(4), 1990, 26-34.

1516.   S.L.C. Wang and J. Staudhammer, Visibility
        determination on projected grid surfaces, CGA 10(4),
        1990, 36-43.

1517.   A.A. Apodaca and M.W. Mantle, RenderMan:  Pursuing
        the future of graphics, CGA 10(4), 1990, 44-49.

1518.   O. Lathrop, D. Kirk, and D. Voorhies, Accurate
        rendering by subpixel addressing, CGA 10(5), 1990,
        45-53.

1519.   F.K. Musgrave, A note on ray tracing mirages,
        CGA 10(6), 1990, 10-12.

1520.   A. Woo, P. Paulin and A. Fournier, A survey of
        shadow algorithms, CGA 10(6), 1990, 13-32.

1521.   L.B. Wolff and D.J. Kurlander, Ray tracing with
        polarization parameters, CGA 10(6), 1990, 44-55.

1522.   M. Bern, Hidden surface removal for rectangles,
        JCSS 40, 1990, 49-69.

1523.   H.E. Rushmeier and K.E. Torrance, Extending the
        radiosity method to include specularly reflecting
        and translucent materials, TOG 9, 1990, 1-27.

1524.   M. Levoy, Efficient ray tracing of volume data,
        TOG 9, 1990, 245-261.




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1525.   F.P. Preparata, J.S. Vitter, and M. Yvinec,
        Computation of the axial view of a set of isothetic
        parallelepipeds, TOG 9, 1990, 278-300.

1526.   M. Levoy, Volume rendering by adaptive refinement,
        VC 6, 1990, 2-7.

1527.   R.E. Webber, Ray tracing voxel data via biquadratic
        local surface interpolation, VC 6, 1990, 8-15.

1528.   D. Cohen, A. Kaufman, R. Bakalash, and S. Bergman,
        Real time discrete shading, VC 6, 1990, 16-27.

1529.   K.H. Hohne, M. Bomans, A. Pommert, M. Riemer, C.
        Schiers, U. Tiede, and G. Wiebecke, 3D visualization
        of tomographic volume data using the generalized
        voxel model, VC 6, 1990, 28-36.

1530.   C. Frederick and E.L. Schwartz, Brain peeling:
        Viewing the inside of a laminar three-dimensional
        solid, VC 6, 1990, 37-49.

1531.   S.A. Green and D.J. Paddon, A highly flexible
        multiprocessor solution for ray tracing, VC 6, 1990,
        62-73.

1532.   Y.Y. Zeevi, M. Porat, and G. Geri, Computer image
        generation for flight simulators:  The Gabor
        approach, VC 6, 1990, 93-105.

1533.   G.R. Hofmann, Who invented ray tracing?  A
        historical remark, VC 6, 1990, 120-124.

1534.   D. Lischinski and J. Gonczarowski, Improved
        techniques for ray tracing parametric surfaces,
        VC 6, 1990, 134-152.

1535.   J.D. MacDonald and K.S. Booth, Heuristics for ray
        tracing using space subdivision, VC 6, 1990,
        153-166.

1536.   M.J. Charney and I.D. Scherson, Efficient traversal
        of well-behaved hierarchical trees of extents for
        ray-tracing complex scenes, VC 6, 1990, 167-178.

1537.   M. Kass and G. Miller, Rapid, stable fluid dynamics
        for computer graphics, SIGGRAPH, 49-57.

1538.   N. Max, Cone-spheres, SIGGRAPH, 59-62.





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1539.   J. Arvo and D. Kirk, Particle transport and image
        synthesis, SIGGRAPH, 63-66.

1540.   D. Salesin and J. Stolfi, Rendering CSG models with
        a ZZ-buffer, SIGGRAPH, 67-76.

1541.   W.R. Franklin and M.S. Kankanhalli, Parallel
        object-space hidden surface removal, SIGGRAPH,
        87-94.

1542.   G. Elber and E. Cohen, Hidden curve removal for free
        form surfaces, SIGGRAPH, 95-104.

1543.   S.E. Chen, Incremental radiosity:  An extension of
        progressive radiosity to an interactive image
        synthesis system, SIGGRAPH, 135-144.

1544.   A.T. Campbell III and D.S. Fussell, Adaptive mesh
        generation for global diffuse illumination,
        SIGGRAPH, 155-164.

1545.   T. Saito and T. Takahashi, Comprehensible rendering
        of 3-D shapes, SIGGRAPH, 197-206.

1546.   P. Hanrahan and P. Haeberli, Direct WYSIWYG painting
        and texturing on 3-D shapes, SIGGRAPH, 215-223.

1547.   P. Poulin and A. Fournier, A model for anisotropic
        reflection, SIGGRAPH, 273-282.

1548.   G.D. Abram and T. Whitted, Building block shaders,
        SIGGRAPH, 283-288.

1549.   P. Hanrahan and J. Lawson, A language for shading
        and lighting calculations, SIGGRAPH, 289-298.

1550.   D. Kirk and D. Voorhies, The rendering architecture
        of the DN10000VS, SIGGRAPH, 299-307.

1551.   P. Haeberli and K. Akeley, The accumulation buffer:
        Hardware support for high-quality rendering,
        SIGGRAPH, 309-318.

1552.   T. Nishita, T.W. Sederberg, and M. Kakimoto, Ray
        tracing trimmed rational surface patches, SIGGRAPH,
        337-345.

1553.   D.S. Ebert and R.E. Parent, Rendering and animation
        of gaseous phenomena by combining fast volume and
        scanline A-buffer techniques, SIGGRAPH, 357-366.




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1554.   L. Westover, Footprint evaluation for volume
        rendering, SIGGRAPH, 367-376.

1555.   M. Watt, Light-water interaction using backward beam
        tracing, SIGGRAPH, 377-385.

1556.   K. Sims, Particle animation and rendering using data
        parallel computation, SIGGRAPH, 405-413.

J.5.  Recognition

1557.   W.E.L. Grimson, Object Recognition by Computer-The
        Role of Geometric Constraints, MIT Press, Cambridge,
        MA, 1990.

1558.   T.J. Fan, Describing and Recognizing 3-D Objects
        Using Surface Primitives, Springer, Berlin, 1990.

1559.   W.E.L. Grimson, The combinatorics of object
        recognition in cluttered environments using
        constrained search, AI 44, 1990, 121-165.

1560.   C.H. Liu and W.H. Tsai, 3D curved object recognition
        from multiple 3D camera views, CVGIP 50, 1990,
        177-187.

1561.   J.P. Brady, N. Nandhakumar, and J.K. Aggarwal,
        Recent progress in object recognition from range
        data, IVC 7, 1989, 295-307.

1562.   D. Holder and H. Buxton, Polyhedral object
        recognition with sparse data-validation of
        interpretations, IVC 8, 1990, 124-129.

1563.   L.G. Shapiro and H. Lu, Accumulator-based inexact
        matching using relational summaries, MVA 3, 1990,
        143-158.

1564.   W.N. Lie, C.W. Yu, and Y.C. Chen, Model-based
        recognition and positioning of polyhedra using
        intensity-guided range sensing and interpretation in
        3-D space, PR 23, 1990, 983-997.

1565.   R.V. Shankar, G. Ramamoorthy, and M. Suk, Three-
        dimensional object recognition on the Connection
        Machine, PRL 11, 1990, 485-492.

1566.   J. Ben-Arie, The probabilistic peaking effect of
        viewed angles and distances with application to 3-D
        object recognition, T-PAMI 12, 1990, 760-774.




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1567.   M. Marefat and R.L. Kashyap, Geometric reasoning for
        recognition of three-dimensional object features,
        T-PAMI 12, 1990, 949-965.

1568.   R.J.T. Morris, L.D. Rubin, and H. Tirri, Neural
        network techniques for object orientation detection:
        Solution by optimal feedforward network and learning
        vector quantization approaches, T-PAMI 12, 1990,
        1107-1115.

1569.   R.J. Safranek, S. Gottschlich, and A.C. Kak,
        Evidence accumulation using binary frames of
        discernment for verification vision, T-RA 6, 1990,
        405-417.

1570.   Y. Lamdan, J.T. Schwartz, and H.J. Wolfson, Affine
        invariant model-based object recognition, T-RA 6,
        1990, 578-589.

1571.   R.M. Haralick, H. Joo, C.N. Lee, X. Zhuang, V.G.
        Vaidya, and M.B. Kim, Pose estimation from
        corresponding point data, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1426-1446.

1572.   R. Hoffman, H.R. Keshavan, and F. Towfiq, CAD-driven
        machine vision, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1477-1488.

1573.   C.H. Chen and A.C. Kak, A robot vision system for
        recognizing 3-D objects in low-order polynomial
        time, T-SMC 19, 1989, 1535-1563.

1574.   D. DeMenthon and L.S. Davis, Inverse perspective of
        a triangle:  New exact and approximate solutions,
        ECCV, 369-373.

1575.   D.G. Lowe, Stabilized solution for 3-D model
        parameters, ECCV, 408-412.

1576.   M. Dhome, J.T. Lapreste, G. Rives, and M. Richetin,
        Spatial localization of modelled objects of
        revolution in monocular perspective vision, ECCV,
        475-485.

1577.   W.E.L. Grimson and D.P. Huttenlocher, On the
        verification of hypothesized matches in model-based
        recognition, ECCV, 489-498.

1578.   A.J. Bray, Object recognition using local geometric
        constraints:  A robust alternative to tree-search,
        ECCV, 499-515.





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1579.   D. Holder and H. Buxton, SIMD geometric matching,
        ECCV, 516-520.

1580.   H.J. Wolfson, Model-based object recognition by
        geometric hashing, ECCV, 526-536.

1581.   R.M. Bodington, G.D. Sullivan, and K.D. Baker,
        Experiments on the use of the ATMS to label features
        for object recognition, ECCV, 542-551.

1582.   W.E.L. Grimson, The combinatorics of heuristic
        search termination for object recognition in
        cluttered environments, ECCV, 552-556.

1583.   J.D. Andersen, Combinatorial characterization of
        perspective projections from polyhedral object
        scenes, ECCV, 559-562.

1584.   R. Wang and H. Freeman, Object recognition based on
        characteristic view classes, ICPR-A, 8-12.

1585.   K.S. Hong, K. Ikeuchi, and K.D. Gremban, Minimum
        cost aspect classification:  A module of a vision
        algorithm computer, ICPR-A, 65-69.

1586.   H. Dohi and M. Ishizuka, A 3-D vision system
        incorporating solid modeler and geometric reasoning,
        ICPR-A, 185-187.

1587.   M. Heuser and C.E. Liedtke, Recognition of the
        spatial position of industrial 3D objects using
        relaxation techniques, ICPR-A, 191-193.

1588.   X.Y. Jiang and H. Bunke, Recognizing 3-D objects in
        needle maps, ICPR-A, 237-239.

1589.   S. Basu, A. Gupta, N. Sarkar, and D. Dutta Majumder,
        Knowledge representation for vision:  An associative
        network for single object representation and
        recognition, ICPR-A, 297-299.

1590.   R. Bergevin and M.D. Levine, Extraction of line
        drawing features for object recognition, ICPR-B,
        496-501.

1591.   G. Taubin and D.B. Cooper, Recognition and
        positioning of piecewise algebraic objects, IUW,
        508-514.






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1592.   F. Stein and G. Medioni, TOSS-a system for efficient
        three dimensional object recognition, IUW, 537-543.

1593.   D. Clemens and D. Jacobs, Model-group indexing for
        recognition, IUW, 604-613.

1594.   R. Kumar and A.R. Hanson, Pose refinement:
        Application to model extension and sensitivity to
        camera parameters, IUW, 660-669.

1595.   A.J. Heller and J.L. Mundy, Benchmark evaluation of
        a model-based object recognition system, IUW,
        727-741.

1596.   W.A. Wolovich, Force/torque sensing for object
        recognition, IUW, 919-921.

1597.   J.G. Verly and R.L. Delanoy, Appearance-model-based
        representation and matching of 3-D objects, ICCV,
        248-256.

1598.   S.J. Dickinson, A.P. Pentland, and A. Rosenfeld,
        Qualitative 3-D shape reconstruction using
        distributed aspect graph matching, ICCV, 257-262.

1599.   P.J. Flynn and A.K. Jain, BONSAI:  3D object
        recognition using constrained search, ICCV, 263-267.

1600.   J.L. Mundy and A.J. Heller, The evolution and
        testing of a model-based object recognition system,
        ICCV, 268-282.

1601.   P.R. Cooper, Parallel structure recognition with
        uncertainty:  Coupled segmentation and matching,
        ICCV, 287-290.

1602.   B.A. Draper and E.M. Riseman, Learning 3D object
        recognition strategies, ICCV, 320-324.

1603.   R.M. Bolle, A. Califano, R. Kjeldsen, and R. Mohan,
        Active 3D object models, ICCV, 329-333.

1604.   R. Kumar and A.R. Hanson, Sensitivity of the pose
        refinement problem to accurate estimation of camera
        parameters, ICCV, 365-369.

1605.   H.H. Chen, Pose determination from line-to-plane
        correspondences:  Existence condition and closed-
        form solutions, ICCV, 374-378.





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1606.   Y. Kuno, Y. Okamoto, and S. Okada, Object
        recognition using a feature search strategy
        generated from a 3-D model, ICCV, 626-635.

1607.   W.E.L. Grimson, The effect of indexing on the
        complexity of object recognition, ICCV, 644-651.

1608.   D.M. Chelberg, Uncertainty in interpretation of
        range imagery, ICCV, 654-657.

1609.   W.B. Thompson, Vision-based navigation, IUW,
        141-143.

1610.   T.M. Strat and M.A. Fischler, A context-based
        recognition system for natural scenes and complex
        domains, IUW, 456-472.

1611.   W.B. Thompson, H.L. Pick Jr., B.H. Bennett, M.R.
        Heinrichs, S.L. Savitt, and K. Smith, Map-based
        localization:  The ``drop-off'' problem, IUW,
        706-719.

































                            126




                             Author Index
                     (Numbers denote references)



          Abbot, A.L. 908                 Allen, P.(K.) 41,
          Abdelmalek, N.N.                 265, 1291, 1336
           1298, 1313                     Allmen, M. 983,
          Abe, N. 267                      1009
          Abe, S. 706                     Al-Mohamad, H.A.
          Abhyankar, S.S.                  1489
           1464, 1465                     Alnuweiri, H.M.
          Abidi, M.A. 255,                 394
           258, 1316                      Aloimonos, J.(Y.)
          Abisha, P.J. 723                 43, 923, 926,
          Abram, G.D. 1548                 943, 981, 991,
          Acharya, R.S. 1452               1003, 1046, 1379,
          Acharyya, A. 749                 1453
          Adelson, E.H. 455,              Alter-Gartenberg,
           469                             R. 631
          Agapakis, J.E.                  Altman, E.J. 893
           253, 254                       Amamiya, M. 424
          Aggarwal, J.K.                  Amanatides, J. 85,
           391, 406, 411,                  1493
           428, 650, 651,                 Amarunnishad, T.M.
           685, 767, 857,                  1104
           863, 900, 912,                 Amini, A.A. 662
           974, 1320, 1561                Amir, I. 768,
          Aguirre, F. 336                  1099, 1114
          Ahmadi, M. 1165,                Anagnostou, G.
           1385                            1478
          Ahuja, N. 52, 888,              Anandan, P. 1006
           892, 893, 907,                 Andersen, J.D.
           908, 973, 986,                  1583
           1344                           Anderson, D.C.
          Aisbett, J. 949                  1434
          Aizawa, K. 719,                 Anderson, J.A. 170
           721, 1098                      Ando, H. 1433
          Ajjanagadde, V.G.               Andre, F. 345
           1446                           Andreadis, I. 1209
          Akeley, K. 1551                 Ang, C.H. 1070
          Akman, V. 1457                  Angel, E. 68
          Alapuranen, P. 419              Ankenbrandt, C.A.
          Albanesi, M.G. 814               699
          Alder, M. 544                   Ansari, N. 1149,
          Aldous, D. 1232                  1154
          Alexandrov, V.V.                Ansoult, M.M. 658
           158                            Aoki, S. 536
          Al-Hujazi, E. 259               Aoki, Y. 725
          Allebach, J.P. 82,              Apodaca, A.A. 1517
           146                            Apostolico, A. 831
          Allen, A.R. 1151, 1210



                            127





                                Author Index



          Arabnia, H.R. 495               Banerji, R.B. 201
          Arbab, F. 1414,                 Bao, P.G. 505
           1443                           Baraff, D. 1490
          Arbib, M.A. 174                 Barclay, S. 445
          Arbter, K. 1156                 Barkans, A.C. 537
          Arce, G.R. 82                   Barman, H. 1378
          Arimoto, S. 314                 Barman, R. 393
          Arkin, R.C. 278,                Barnard, B. 1476
           325                            Barnard, S.T. 895,
          Arman, F. 1320                   896
          Arndt, T. 430                   Baronti, S. 639
          Arnspang, J. 938,               Barr, A.H. 1491
           980                            Barron, J.L. 620
          Arrathoon, R. 136               Barshan, B. 1290
          Arvo, J. 1539                   Barsky, B.A. 512,
          Asada, M. 284,                   520, 525
           328, 1319                      Bartels, R.H. 1415
          Asano, A. 109, 112              Bartelt, H. 137
          Asar, H. 651                    Barth, M. 339
          Aso, H. 722                     Basu, A. 926
          Astola, J.(T.)                  Basu, S. 1589
           108, 122                       Bata, R. 1437
          Astrom, A. 79                   Batchelor, B.G.
          Atallah, M.J. 831                241, 242, 244
          Athale, R.A. 135,               Bayoumi, M. 679
           143                            Beck, H. 1240
          Atherton, T.J.                  Beck, J. 1272
           399, 815, 873                  Beckerman, M. 319
          Attikiouzel, Y.                 Beckers, A.L.D.
           544                             1243
          Ayache, N. 876,                 Belkasim, S.O.
           1021                            1165
          Aziz, N.M. 1437                 Bell, B. 606
          Azzarelli, L. 432               Ben-Arie, J. 1459,
                                           1566
          Babaguchi, N. 677               Benavides, J.I.
          Backer, E. 1253                  759
          Badler, N.I. 1039               Ben-Bassat, M.
          Baeza-Yates, R.A.                1168
           824                            Bender, W. 5
          Bailey, M.L. 1476               Bengtsson, M. 757
          Bajaj, C.(L.)                   Benhabib, B. 1112
           1450, 1464                     Benitez-Diaz, D.
          Bajcsy, R. 50,                   1203
           686, 1220, 1302,               Benke, K.K. 770
           1333                           Bennett, B.H. 1611
          Bakalash, R. 1528               Ben-Tzvi, D. 792,
          Baker, K.(D.) 35,                802
           1350, 1581                     Beraldin, J.A.
          Ball, A.A. 1470                  1023
          Ballard, D.H.                   Bergen, J.R. 967,
           1225, 1229                      1005



                            101






                                Author Index



          Berger, M. 1095                 Boissonnat, J.D.
          Berger, M.O. 669,                1423
           676                            Boldt, M. 610
          Berger, T. 1248                 Boles, W.W. 113
          Bergeron, C. 987                Bolle, R.M. 703,
          Bergevin, R. 1590                1603
          Bergholm, F. 1011               Bolles, R.C. 49
          Bergman, S. 1528                Bolotski, M. 393
          Berman, F. 740                  Bomans, M. 1514,
          Bern, M. 1522                    1529
          Bernander, O. 774               Bongiovanni, G.
          Bernard, T. 190                  796
          Berra, P.B. 141                 Bonner, S. 1195
          Berthod, M. 868                 Booth, K.S. 1535
          Bertossi, A.A. 834              Boreddy, J. 1145
          Bertrand, G. 1125,              Borenstein, J.
           1135                            282, 1193
          Beucher, S. 646                 Borgefors, G. 81,
          Beveridge, J.R.                  1092, 1130
           329, 776                       Bose, C.B. 768,
          Bhanu, B. 46, 310,               1114
           315, 337, 648,                 Bose, N.K. 102
           682, 890, 948                  Bouarfa, A. 652
          Bhat, S. 1437                   Boucher, J.M. 336
          Bhattacharya, P.                Boulanger, P.
           458, 1059                       1023, 1315
          Bigun, J. 452                   Boult, T.E. 41,
          Billings, S.A. 851               1134, 1318, 1396
          Bilodeau, M. 387                Bourdon, O. 1172
          Bister, M. 655                  Bouthemy, P. 962,
          Black, M.J. 1006                 985, 1048
          Blackledge, J.M.                Bovik, A.C. 236,
           132                             590, 1239, 1275
          Blais, F. 1315                  Bow, S.T. 224
          Blake, A. 144,                  Bowyer, K. 1461,
           1341, 1376, 1405,               1501
           1410                           Bowyer, K.W. 1444
          Blakemore, C. 145               Boyce, J.F. 663
          Blanz, W.E. 418,                Boyer, K.L. 629,
           678                             904
          Blelloch, G.E. 356              Bradford, J.H. 823
          Blinn, J.F. 1237                Brady, J.P. 1561
          Blommaert, F.J.J.               Brady, M. 247,
           1211                            850, 955
          Blostein, S.D.                  Braggins, D.W. 237
           1050                           Brandt, R.D. 771
          Bobet, P. 871                   Braunegg, D.J. 897
          Bodington, R.M.                 Bray, A.J. 1040,
           1581                            1578
          Bodlaender, H.L.                Bregman, A.S. 734
           829                            Breneman, E.J.
          Boie, R.A. 622                   1214



                            102






                                Author Index



          Brenner, K.H. 142               Cabrelli, C.A.
          Breslauer, D. 833                1071
          Brigham, E.O. 86                Caianiello, E.R.
          Brill, M.H. 1199                 342
          Brink, J.R. 199                 Califano, A. 703,
          Brint, A.T. 850                  1603
          Brockelbank, D.C.               Cameron, A. 697,
           860                             1337
          Brockett, R.W. 931              Cameron, S. 1473
          Brockman, W.H. 252              Campani, M. 1004
          Brooks, R.A. 590                Campbell, J.B. 211
          Brookshire, G. 846              Campbell III, A.T.
          Brown, C.(M.) 47,                1544
           641, 1174, 1330,               Camporese, D. 393
           1331, 1335, 1484               Camus, T. 1051
          Brown, L.G. 1366                Cantoni, V. 2, 423
          Browne, M.A. 1209               Cao, X. 818
          Bruckstein, A.(M.)              Cappellini, V.
           1097, 1109, 1111,               708, 914
           1114, 1150                     Cappelo, P.R. 516
          Bruenig, H. 432                 Caprile, B. 1322
          Brunet, P. 1467                 Capson, D.W. 1139
          Brunnstrom, K. 615              Carling, A. 175
          Bruzzone, E. 1482               Carlotto, M.J. 304
          Bryand, J. 1506                 Carlsson, S. 333
          Bryant, A. 1454                 Carpenter, C.L.
          Bryant, J. 1454                  642
          Brzakovic, D. 470,              Casasent, D.P. 21,
           910, 1240                       139
          Buas, M. 1221                   Casini, A. 639
          Buchman, S.R. 735               Cass, T.A. 788
          Buckles, B.P. 699               Castan, S. 616,
          Bui, T.D. 28, 494,               626
           500, 501, 1474                 Catthoor, F. 408
          Bull, M. 1181                   Caudill, M. 176
          Bulthoff, H. 867                Caulfield, H.J.
          Bunke, H. 198,                   134
           1588                           Cavanagh, P. 1032
          Burger, W. 315,                 Cavin, R. 426
           695, 948                       Celenk, M. 1202
          Burkard, R.E. 1178              Cervelle, B. 1122
          Burkhardt, H. 1156              Chakrabarti, C.
          Burns, J.B. 1497                 781
          Burr, D.J. 187                  Chan, M.H. 1295
          Burt, P.J. 414,                 Chan, S.C. 839
           967, 1005                      Chandrasekar, S.
          Butler, C. 176                   1465
          Buxton, B.F. 915                Chandrasekharan,
          Buxton, H. 1562,                N. 825
           1579                           Chandrashekhar, S.
          Buys, J.P. 1140                  1072
                                          Chandru, V. 1465



                            103






                                Author Index



          Chang, C. 887                   Chen, Y.C. 748,
          Chang, L.W. 1078                 798, 1564
          Chang, S.K. 358,                Chen, Y.S. 1123
           430                            Chen, Y.Y. 209
          Chang, T.C. 1434                Chen, Z. 209
          Chang, Y.L. 900                 Cheng, C.L. 974
          Charney, M.J. 1536              Cheng, F. 520
          Chatterjee, B.N.                Cheng, H.D. 496,
           1127                            585
          Chatterjee, S. 887              Cheng, V.H.L. 321
          Chatterji, B.N.                 Chetverikov, D. 1,
           1102, 1119, 1299,               939
           1300, 1456                     Chhabra, A.K. 1010
          Chaudhuri, B.B.                 Chien, C.H. 429
           110, 1072, 1106                Chimenti, M. 432
          Chaudhury, S. 749               Chin, R.T. 1094,
          Chavez, P.F. 1477                1132, 1347
          Chean, M. 364                   Cho, T.I. 1301
          Chelberg, D.M.                  Choe, Y. 1386
           1608                           Choi, W.Y. 600
          Chellappa, R. 307,              Choo, A.P. 644
           388, 549, 551,                 Choo, C.Y. 786
           554, 560, 945,                 Chorowicz, J. 1122
           984, 1246, 1340                Chou, C.H. 748
          Chen, C.C. 673,                 Chou, P.B. 641
           1271                           Chou, W.H. 1133
          Chen, C.H. 1573                 Choudhary, A.N.
          Chen, C.S. 1124                  357, 888, 988
          Chen, C.X. 303                  Christians, T. 326
          Chen, G.H. 366                  Chu, A. 1269
          Chen, H. 1245,                  Chu, C.C. 650, 685
           1256                           Chu, K.C. 510,
          Chen, H.H. 946,                  1295
           1605                           Chu, P.C. 712
          Chen, J.S. 614,                 Chuang, H.Y.H. 793
           869                            Chuang, J.H. 524
          Chen, K. 79, 1146               Chung, J.C.H. 1431
          Chen, L.H. 1108                 Chung, M.J. 770
          Chen, L.T. 390,                 Chung, S.Y. 640
           402                            Churchland, P.M.
          Chen, M.(H.) 624,                177
           661                            Cinque, L. 1077
          Chen, M.J. 241                  Cipolla, R. 1042,
          Chen, M.S. 381                   1376, 1410
          Chen, S. 426, 1486              Ciuti, V. 754
          Chen, S.E. 1543                 Clark, J.J. 621,
          Chen, S.S. 932,                  1053, 1382
           1339                           Clark, M. 1239,
          Chen, S.W. 1408,                 1275
           1488                           Claussen, U. 1510
          Chen, S.Y. 1325                 Clemens, D. 1593
          Chen, W.H. 272                  Clermont, P. 1086



                            104






                                Author Index



          Cocquerez, J.P.                 Culik III, K. 378
           618, 623                       Cunningham, M.A.
          Coggins, J.M. 627                604
          Cohen, D. 1528                  Curtis, S.R. 479
          Cohen, E. 1542                  Cyganski, D. 1460
          Cohen, I. 690                   Cypher, R.(E.)
          Cohen, L.D. 690                  380, 806, 1082,
          Cohen, P. 884,                   1476
           1017, 1315

          Colchester, A.C.F.              Da Fontoura Costa,
           580                             L. 801
          Cole, W. 302                    Dagless, E.L. 316,
          Collange, F. 387                 332, 413
          Collins, R.T. 894,              Dai, Y. 1245
           1407                           Danielsson, P.E.
          Connelly, S. 573                 79, 572
          Conners, R.W. 1277              Daniilidis, K. 960
          Cook, R.L. 1431                 Dare, V.R. 710,
          Coombs, D.J. 899                 720
          Cooper, D.B. 51,                Darrell, T. 684
           1312, 1317, 1591               Das, M. 1152
          Cooper, G.F. 207                Das, P.P. 1102,
          Cooper, J. 453                   1104, 1119, 1126,
          Cooper, M.C. 206                 1127, 1128, 1456
          Cooper, P.R. 1601               Das, S. 439, 888,
          Coquillart, S.                   892, 907
           1494                           Dasgupta, S. 362
          Cordella, L.P. 2                Dattatreya, G.R.
          Corneil, D.G. 379                613
          Cornelis, J. 655                Daubechies, I. 91
          Cornilleau-Peres,               Davidson, J.L. 449
           V. 965                         Davies, E.R. 29
          Costa, M.S. 777                 Davis, J.L. 184
          Costagliola, G.                 Davis, L.S. 43,
           430                             320, 390, 402,
          Couessin, C.D. 760               1294, 1574
          Cowan, W. 1212                  Davson, H. 155
          Cox, C. 418                     Dean, T.(L.) 51,
          Cox, I.J. 622, 764               1051
          Coyle, E.J. 114,                Debrunner, C.H.
           117, 118, 120                   986
          Craig, D. 1343                  de Figuereido,
          Crennell, K. 35                 R.J.P. 271, 608,
          Cress, D.H. 303                  836, 1403, 1421
          Cristi, R. 547                  De Floriani, L.
          Crowley, J.L. 871,               1482
           872                            Deguchi, K. 421,
          Crownover, R.M.                  536
           1339                           Delanoy, R.L. 1597
          Cseke, I. 656                   Del Bimbo, A. 708
          Cucka, P. 264                   Delp, E.J. 100,
          Cui, N. 1017                     415, 451, 569,



                            105






                                Author Index



           609, 611, 1149,                Drew, M.S. 1215,
           1154                            1230
          DeMan, H.J. 408                 Droulez, J. 965
          DeMenthon, D. 327,              Drummond, O.E. 296
           1574                           Du, D.Z. 1118
          DeMicheli, E. 968               Dube, D. 964
          Demjanenko, V.                  Dubes, R.C. 673
           1452                           Dubois, E. 958,
          Demoment, G. 104                 987
          Den Boer, G.A. 435              Dubowsky, S. 274
          Deng, H.C. 919                  du Buf, J.M.H.
          Dennis, A.R. 1511                1241
          Deravi, F. 818                  Dubuisson, B. 854
          Deriche, R. 598,                Dudek, G. 1110
           618, 623, 636,                 Duff, M.J.B. 400
           882, 1027, 1047                Duhamel, P. 88
          DeRose, T.(D.)                  Duin, R.P.W. 377
           512, 1476, 1495                Duller, A.W.G. 413
          de Saint Pierre,                Duncan, R. 361
           T. 384                         Dunn, S.(M.) 410,
          Deuermeyer, B.L.                 441, 1268
           747                            Durand, C.X. 491
          Devijver, P.A.                  Durrant-Whyte, H.
           1254                            697
          Devroye, L. 1069                Dutta, R. 994,
          Dewey, D. 1478                   1014
          Dhome, M. 1576                  Dutta Majumder, D.
          Dhond, U.R. 863                  596, 1589
          Diamond, P. 1101                Dwyer, S.J. 235
          Dickinson, S.J.                 Dye, J.W. 445
           320, 1598                      Dyer, C.R. 983,
          Dickmanns, E.D.                  1009, 1411
           326, 335                       Dyn, N. 1466
          Dinstein, I. 782,

           1065                           Eason, R.O. 258
          Dobkin, D.(P.) 59,              Eastman, R.D. 843
           61, 531                        Ebeling, C. 1476
          Dobrikin, D. 1476               Ebert, D.S. 1553
          Dodwell, P.C. 1274              Echigo, T. 1324
          Dohi, H. 1586                   Eckhardt, U. 811
          Doi, H. 638                     Eckhouse, R. 217
          Dom, B. 418, 680                Eckman, J.L. 864
          Domey, J. 1023                  Eckmiller, R. 353
          Don, H.S. 1164                  Edelsbrunner, H.
          Donald, B.R. 1177,               62
           1197, 1329                     Eden, M. 123, 1251
          Dong, P. 602                    Eem, J. 1190
          Dougherty, E.R.                 Egecioglu, O. 522
           464                            Eggert, D. 1461
          Draelos, T. 587                 Egozi, D. 365
          Draper, B.A. 1602               Ehrich, R.W. 704
          Drebin, R.A. 1512               Eichel, P.H. 611



                            106






                                Author Index



          Eichmann, G. 1264                1338, 1380
          Eijlers, E.J. 1253              Filippini, M. 193
          Eklundh, J.O. 333,              Finke, R.A. 151
           615, 689                       Finkel, B. 410
          Elber, G. 1542                  Fischler, M.A. 49,
          Elliman, D.G. 218,               895, 1610
           593                            Fisher, R.B. 1352,
          El-Masri, W. 224                 1401
          El Tarazi, M.N.                 Fishman, E.K. 1512
           504                            Fiume, E. 1037
          Enkelmann, W. 956               Flasinski, M. 726
          Eom, K.B. 612,                  Fleck, M.M. 634
           1169                           Fleet, D.J. 482,
          Eppstein, D. 827                 925
          Epstein, G.N. 254               Fletcher, M.J. 930
          Erdos, P. 1057                  Fletcher, Y. 511
          Erickson, P.A.                  Flickner, M. 439
           1477                           Flinchbaugh, B.E.
          Eshaghian, M.M.                  1007
           813                            Flood, P.R. 1483
          Evans, D.J. 344                 Flynn, P.J. 1599
                                          Foley, J. 69
          Fahmy, M.M. 459                 Fong, A. 106
          Fairfield, J. 128               Foo, C.P. 1472
          Fairney, P.T. 1348              Forchheimer, R. 94
          Falkowski, B.J.                 Foret, S. 876
           731                            Forrest, A.K. 1400
          Faltings, B. 268                Forsgren, P.O.
          Fan, T.J. 1558                   1131
          Farah, M.J. 156                 Forsyth, D.(A.)
          Farrell, J. 36                   1174, 1206, 1349,
          Fathima, S.T. 545                1484
          Faugeras, O.(D.)                Fortes, J.A.B. 364
           8, 276, 288, 882,              Fountain, T.J. 400
           924, 953, 1027,                Fournier, A. 1520,
           1028, 1029, 1047,               1547
           1423                           Francis, N.D. 399,
          Favaro, L. 639                   815
          Fazekas, Z. 656                 Franco, J. 1064
          Fearing, R.S. 1287              Francois, E. 962
          Feddema, J.T. 1045              Franklin, W.R.
          Feiner, S.K. 69                  1457, 1541
          Feng, D. 280                    Frankot, R.T. 1340
          Feng, T.Y. 359                  Frazier, J. 999
          Fennema, C. 287,                Frederick, C. 493,
           289, 329                        1530
          Ferguson, D.R.                  Freeman, H. 246,
           1469                            1486, 1584
          Ferrari, L.A. 1421              Freeman, W.T. 469
          Ferretti, M. 423,               Friedlander, B.
           814                             1044
          Ferrie, F.P. 1305,              Friedman, J.M. 254



                            107






                                Author Index



          Frieze, A. 758                  Giertsen, C. 1483
          Frisby, J.P. 845,               Gigus, Z. 1471
           851, 865, 866                  Gilbert, E.G. 1472
          Fritzsche, D.M.                 Gil de Lamadrid,
           398                             J.I. 1196
          Fu, J. 778                      Gillett, W.E. 874
          Fua, P. 582                     Gini, M.L. 1196
          Fujisawa, H. 1083               Ginosar, R. 365
          Fukui, Y. 284                   Giraudon, G. 308,
          Fukushima, T. 417                636, 702
          Funt, B.V. 1215,                Girod, B. 1286
           1230                           Girosi, F. 540,
          Fussell, D.S. 1544               542, 557, 565
          Futrelle, R.P. 226              Gish, S.L. 678
                                          Glassner, A.S. 70
          Gabbouj, M. 114,                Glenn, W. 36
           118                            Gokmen, M. 625,
          Gabriel, M. 185                  1116
          Gader, P.D. 447                 Golab, T.J. 1221
          Gagalowicz, A. 913              Goldman, R.N. 1415
          Galil, Z. 832, 833              Golumbic, M.C. 191
          Gallopoulos, E.                 Gonczarowski, J.
           516, 522                        1534
          Gamble, E.B. 555                Gong, S. 955
          Gambotto, J.P. 886              Gong, W. 1125,
          Gardin, F. 193                   1135
          Garding, J. 1387                Gonnet, G.H. 824
          Garnesson, P. 308,              Gonzalez, R.C.
           702                             255, 258, 1316
          Gattiker, J.R. 224              Gonzalez-
          Geiger, D. 555,                  Rodriguez, M.
           557, 671, 841,                  1203
           848, 867                       Goodale, M.A. 1285
          Geisler, W.S. 1275              Goodman, J.E. 55
          Gelfand, S.B. 609               Goodson, K.J. 594
          Geman, D. 602                   Gopalakrishnan,
          Geman, S. 602                    P.S. 354
          Gemmar, P. 436                  Gordon, I.E. 152
          George, D.W. 1515               Gorsky, N.D. 158
          Gerbrands, J.J.                 Goshtasby, A. 520
           1253                           Gossard, D.(C.)
          Geri, G. 1532                    1416, 1441
          Gerogiannis, D.C.               Gotleib, C.C. 1261
           395                            Gotoh, T. 1036
          Gertner, I. 92                  Gottschalk, P.G.
          Gewali, L.P. 1191                1144
          Ghafoor, A. 141                 Gottschlich, S.
          Ghosh, J. 347                    1569
          Ghosh, P.K. 1087                Goutsias, J.K.
          Giardina, C.R.                   1247
           1153                           Govindan, V.K. 219
          Gibbons, P.B. 1139              Gowdy, J. 338



                            108






                                Author Index



          Gowrinathan, S.                 Gunther, O. 1060
           295                            Gunzinger, A. 420
          Graffigne, C. 602               Gupta, A. 686,
          Graham, N.V.S. 153               1589
          Graham, R. 60                   Gupta, K.K. 257
          Grandine, T.A.                  Gupta, L. 750,
           1469                            1147
          Granlund, G.(H.)                Gupta, S.N. 363
           6, 707, 1378                   Gutbrod, R. 728
          Grattoni, P. 1066               Gutfinger, D. 638
          Gray, C.T. 426

          Green, G. 134                   Haavisto, P. 108
          Green, S.A. 1531                Hackwood, S. 1358
          Greenberg, D.P.                 Haddadi, N. 388
           1197, 1515                     Haddon, J.F. 663
          Greenleaf, J.F.                 Haden, C.R. 199
           1269                           Haeberli, P. 1546,
          Gregoriou, G.K.                  1551
           561                            Hager, G.D. 1284
          Gregory, J.A. 1466              Hake, J.F. 343,
          Greiner, W. 418                  346
          Gremban, K.D. 1585              Hall, M. 1442
          Griffin, P.M. 747               Hall, P. 1231
          Grimson, W.E.L.                 Hall, R.W. 1116
           787, 808, 1557,                Halvorsen, A. 1483
           1559, 1577, 1582,              Hammer, J. 1057
           1607                           Han, J.H. 637
          Griswold, N.(C.)                Han, M.H. 745
           1179, 1190                     Han, Y. 1080
          Groen, F.C.A. 270,              Hancock, E.R. 210,
           435                             213, 599
          Grogan, T.A. 1010               Handscomb, D.C.
          Grosky, W.I. 738,                1419
           1326                           Hanrahan, P. 1546,
          Gross, A.D. 1396,                1549
           1397                           Hanson, A.(R.) 48,
          Grossi, R. 822                   287, 289, 329,
          Grosso, E. 862                   416, 995, 1024,
          Gruber, P.M. 1057                1594, 1604
          Gruver, W.A. 1475               Hanson, S.J. 187
          Grzywacz, N.M. 966              Hansson, A. 543
          Gu, C. 883                      Hanusse, P. 670
          Gu, Q.L. 501, 1474              Haralick, R.M. 37,
          Guenter, B. 1096                 211, 460, 468,
          Guerra, C. 796,                  559, 571, 584,
           1077                            777, 1332, 1357,
          Guez, A. 281                     1571
          Guggenbuhl, W. 420              Harjadi, S. 279
          Guiducci, A. 1066               Harlow, C. 306
          Guillataud, P. 670              Harney, R.C. 297
          Guizani, M. 141                 Harris, C. 954
          Gujar, U.G. 1342                Harris, J.G. 578



                            109






                                Author Index



          Harrison, C.G. 347              Herman, G.T. 735,
          Harrison, D.D.                   1079
           1289                           Herman, M. 324
          Hartman, G. 353                 Herniou, M. 884
          Hartmann, T. 1130               Herve', J.Y. 264,
          Hartson, C. 182                  943, 1379
          Harwood, D. 1222                Herzberger, L.O.
          Hashimoto, T. 314                270
          Hasselbring, W.                 Hess, W. 515
           372                            Heuser, M. 1587
          Hastie, T. 775                  Higgins, W.E. 236
          Hattich, W. 262                 Hill Jr., F.S. 71
          Hattori, T. 1085                Hingorani, R. 967,
          Hauske, G. 353                   1005
          Hayashi, B.H. 902               Hirai, Y. 773
          Hayes, J.P. 373                 Hirzinger, G. 1156
          He, D.C. 1265                   Ho, C.T. 368
          He, S. 267                      Ho, J. 1215
          Healey, G. 680,                 Hobby, J.D. 528
           1217                           Hoehne, K.H. 1514
          Hebert, M. 1334                 Hofele, G. 436
          Hecht-Nielsen, R.               Hoffman, R. 1572
           178                            Hoffmann, C.M. 524
          Heckbert, P.S.                  Hofland, P.L. 126
           1257                           Hofmann, G.R. 1533
          Heeger, D.J. 1013               Hohmeyer, M.E. 525
          Heel, J. 1000,                  Hohne, K.H. 1529
           1020                           Holder, D. 1562,
          Heijmans, H.J.A.M.               1579
           450                            Holroyd, F.C. 1063
          Heinonen, P.J. 122              Homan de Mello,
          Heinrichs, M.R.                  L.S. 250
           1611                           Honda, N. 722
          Heitz, F. 760, 985              Hong, J.W. 290
          Held, R. 150                    Hong, K.S. 1585
          Heller, A.J. 1595,              Hong, L. 910
           1600                           Hong, T.H. 331
          Hel Or, Y. 1273                 Hong, Y.H. 1148,
          Hemmerling, A.                   1155
           1181                           Horaud, R. 1373
          Hemminger, T.L.                 Horn, B.K.P. 847,
           519                             1355
          Henderson, M.R.                 Horne, C. 649
           1436, 1477                     Hornung, C. 1508
          Henderson, T.C.                 Hoshino, J. 266
           205                            Houkes, Z. 917
          Henikoff, J. 789                Howarth, R.M. 399
          Henkel, P.A. 299                Hsieh, Y.C. 880,
          Hennessy, S.J. 327               898
          Henriksen, K. 859               Hsing, T.R. 18
          Herbordt, M.C.                  Hsu, C.C. 799
           396, 401                       Hsu, F.J. 434



                            110






                                Author Index



          Hsu, W.H. 1123                  Ingoldsby, T.R.
          Huang, A. 142                    405
          Huang, C.L. 1359,               Inigo, R.M. 1049
           1390                           Inokuchi, S. 229
          Huang, J.S. 799                 Inoue, K. 367, 716
          Huang, K.S. 133                 Irani, M. 125
          Huang, T.(S.) 101,              Irvin, R.B. 305
           261, 276, 920,                 Isenman, M.E. 837
           946, 973, 982,                 Ishiguro, H. 909
           988, 1002, 1050,               Ishii, N. 1381
           1293                           Ishimura, N. 314
          Huertas, A. 302                 Ishizuka, M. 1586
          Hughes, J.F. 69                 Ito, A. 716
          Hughes, T. 426                  Itoh, K. 109, 112
          Hummel, R. 473                  Iu, S.L. 975, 1001
          Hung, Y. 370                    Ivry, R. 1272
          Hung, Y.P. 1312,                Iwahori, Y. 1381
           1317                           Iwakawa, M. 1292
          Hunt, D.J. 791                  Iwama, K. 1263
          Hunter, A. 95                   Iyengar, S.S. 283
          Hurd, A.J. 1233

          Hurson, A.R. 359                Jacobs, D. 1593
          Hussain, B. 277                 Jacq, J.J. 336
          Hutchings, B.L.                 Jahne, B. 959
           648                            Jahns, J. 142
          Hutchinson, S.A.                Jain, A.K. 673,
           249                             1250, 1255, 1321,
          Huttenlocher, D.P.               1599
           787, 808, 1577                 Jain, R.(C.) 662,
          Hwang, G.Y. 383                  903, 950, 1279,
          Hwang, K. 388                    1309
          Hwang, S.Y. 437                 Ja'Ja', J.(F.) 352,
          Hwang, T. 621,                   781
           1053                           Jakubowski, R.
          Hwang, V.S.S. 1160               1088
                                          Jamieson, L.H. 415
          Ibaroudene, D.                  Jang, B.K. 1132
           1452                           Jang, D. 745
          Ibarra, O.H. 385,               Jang, W.S. 252
           835                            Janota, P. 294
          Ichioka, Y. 109,                Jau, J.Y. 1347
           112                            Javidi, B. 140
          Ikeuchi, K. 1227,               Jayakumar, R. 797,
           1334, 1371, 1393,               810
           1399, 1585                     Jeng, F.C. 548
          Ilari, J. 1184                  Jeng, S.C. 805
          Ilg, M. 225                     Jenkin, M.R.M.
          Illingworth, J.                  875, 1034
           790, 794, 816                  Jennison, C. 553
          Illingworth, W.T.               Jeong, C.S. 58
           186                            Jepson, A.(D.)
          Imai, M. 292                     482, 925, 1013,



                            111






                                Author Index



           1034                           Kang, S.B. 1162
          Jerian, C. 950                  Kankanhalli, M.S.
          Jernigan, M.E.                   1541
           1260                           Kannan, C.S. 793
          Jewell, J. 142                  Kapur, D. 1496
          Jezouin, J.L. 1021              Karayiannis, N.B.
          Jiang, B.C. 698                  546
          Jiang, F. 935                   Kardan, M. 1241
          Jiang, X.Y. 1588                Karlsson, G. 488
          Jiang, Y. 1166                  Karmann, K.P. 977
          Joe, B. 527, 529                Karssemeijer, N.
          Johnson, D. 740                  653
          Johnson, R.P. 586               Kashyap, R.L. 612,
          Johnsson, S.L. 368               752, 1386, 1567
          Johnston, S.E. 445              Kasif, S. 208
          Jolion, J.M. 592,               Kasparis, T. 1264
           1276                           Kass, M. 1537
          Jones, B.F. 1348                Kasturi, R. 32,
          Jones, D.G. 851                  224, 1384
          Jong, C.M. 934                  Kato, H. 229
          Joo, H. 468, 1571               Katz, J.M. 254
          Jost, R.G. 235                  Katzir, N. 1093
          Joubert, G.R. 344               Kaufman, A. 1503,
          Juday, R.D. 348                  1528
          Judd, J.S. 179                  Kawai, T. 440
          Jung, K.K. 392                  Kay, Y. 970
          Jungthirapanich,                Kayaalp, A.E. 864
           C. 1455                        Kaye, B.H. 1234
                                          Kedem, K. 1180
          Kabuka, M.R. 277,               Kehtarnavaz, N.
           279                             1179
          Kahn, P. 607                    Keirsey, D.M. 330
          Kak, A.(C.) 248,                Keller, J.M. 642,
           249, 1569, 1573                 772, 1339
          Kakimoto, M. 1552               Kelley, R.B. 1195
          Kalivas, D.S. 978               Kender, J.R. 41,
          Kalley, G.S. 67                  1192, 1198
          Kamada, T. 733                  Kenner, M. 936
          Kamberova, G. 567               Kent, E.W. 407
          Kamgar-Parsi, B.                Kenzie, D.S. 800
           541, 541, 843                  Kerbyson, D.J.
          Kanade, T. 40,                   399, 815
           270, 891, 901,                 Keren, D. 558, 672
           990, 1012, 1205,               Kersten, D. 1345
           1371, 1393, 1399               Keshavan, H.R.
          Kanal, L.(N.) 293,               1572
           354, 613                       Khanna, T. 180
          Kanatani, K. 26,                Khosla, P. 260
           318, 1406                      Khotanzad, A. 652,
          Kandlur, D.D. 381                1148, 1155
          Kaneda, K. 341                  Kim, C. 724, 729
          Kanefsky, M. 113                Kim, H.B. 1270



                            112






                                Author Index



          Kim, K. 813                     Kories, R. 859
          Kim, M.B. 1571                  Kornel, K. 492
          Kim, M.S. 1450                  Korsten, M.J. 917
          Kim, W. 1067                    Koshimizu, H. 817
          Kim, Y. 233                     Kosko, B. 181
          Kim, Y.C. 998                   Kovalevsky, V.A.
          Kimia, B.B. 1176                 1113
          Kimura, F. 1433                 Kreyszig, H.E.
          Kimura, M. 1319                  1261
          King, C.T. 1133                 Kriegman, D.J.
          King, R. 98                      1367
          Kirk, D. 1518,                  Kriezis, G.A. 1480
           1539, 1550                     Krithivasan, K.
          Kirman, J. 1051                  717
          Kirousis, L.M.                  Krogh, B.H. 280
           1365                           Kronander, T. 94
          Kise, K. 677                    Kroon, H.M. 126
          Kishon, E. 775                  Krotkov, E.(P.)
          Kitahashi, T. 267                859, 1283
          Kitchen, L. 453,                Krumm, J. 1282,
           607                             1394
          Kite, D.H. 275                  Krumvieda, C. 1506
          Kittler, J. 210,                Kruskal, C.P. 375
           213, 599, 790,                 Kruskal, J.B. 764
           794, 816                       Kuc, R. 317, 1290
          Kjeldsen, R. 703,               Kulkarni, V.G.
           1603                            1238
          Klein, J.C. 387                 Kultanen, P. 804,
          Kleitman, D.J.                   812
           1118                           Kumar, R. 329,
          Kling, O. 1308                   1594, 1604
          Klinker, G.J. 1205              Kumar, V. 354
          Knill, D.C. 1345                Kummert, F. 700
          Knutsson, H. 707,               Kundu, A. 588
           1378                           Kung, S.Y. 1167
          Koc, C.K. 516, 522              Kuno, Y. 1606
          Koch, C. 578, 774               Kunt, M.R. 18
          Koch, M.W. 752                  Kurlander, D.J.
          Kodikara, N.D. 580               1521
          Koelewijn, G. 1140              Kurzweil, R. 202
          Koenderink, J.J.                Kwok, P.C.K. 1136
           448, 944, 1030,

           1031, 1412                     Lacroix, V. 628
          Koga, M. 1083                   Laforest, L. 1069
          Kong, S.H. 1295                 Laganiere, R. 1377
          Kong, T.Y. 1081                 Lagarde, J. 1305,
          Konrad, J. 958                   1380
          Konstantinidou, S.              LaGesse, F.R. 299
           1476                           Lai, E. 544
          Koplowitz, J. 1109              Lai, T.H. 369
          Koren, Y. 282,                  Laine, A.F. 889
           1193                           Laitinen, T. 1222



                            113






                                Author Index



          Lalande, P. 1048                 584
          Lalitha, L. 596                 Lee, K.L. 1108
          Lamdan, Y. 1570                 Lee, M. 1163
          Lamming, M.G. 1213              Lee, M.E. 105
          Lancaster, I.T.                 Lee, P. 1039
           218, 593                       Lee, R. 1105
          Landau, G.M. 782,               Lee, R.C.T. 743
           1065                           Lee, S. 682, 970,
          Langley, K. 873                  1435
          Langrana, N.A. 221              Lee, S.H. 143
          Lapreste, J.T.                  Lee, S.U. 640,
           1576                            1208
          Larcombe, M.H.E.                Lee, S.W. 1220
           873                            Lee, S.Y. 411,
          Larimer, J. 36                   431, 434, 744
          Larmore, L.L. 831               Lee, T.T. 1475
          Lasser, D. 517,                 Lee, Y.H. 116
           1468                           Leff, A. 1192
          Lathrop, O. 1518                Legendi, T. 351
          Lau, C. 173, 184                Lei, G. 1159
          Laub, A.J. 771                  Lei, W.L. 853
          Laurendeau, D. 881              Leibovic, K.N. 149
          Lavakusha 1068                  Leighton, T. 740
          Lavin, M. 439                   Lenders, P. 454
          Lawson, J. 1549                 Lengyel, J. 1197
          Lawton, D.T. 313,               Lenz, R. 27
           443, 445                       Leonardis, A. 686,
          Leavers, V.F. 809                1220
          LeBras-Mehlman, E.              Leou, J.J. 1458
           1423                           Leow, M.H. 234
          Leclerc, Y.G. 582,              Lerch, A. 939
           681                            Lerner, M. 1318
          Ledley, R.S. 1221               Leu, K.L. 1078
          Lee, C. 846                     Leu, M.C. 1451
          Lee, C.H. 920,                  Leung, M.K. 261,
           940, 1351                       518, 523, 988,
          Lee, C.M. 739                    1002
          Lee, C.N. 1445,                 Levialdi, S. 2,
           1571                            358, 796, 1077
          Lee, C.S.G. 1045                Levin, D. 1466
          Lee, D. 581, 601,               Levin, J.R. 148
           624                            Levine, M.D. 675,
          Lee, D.T. 54, 58                 1311, 1590
          Lee, D.T.L. 1308,               Levitt, T.S. 313,
           1499                            445
          Lee, E.T. 712                   Levoy, M. 1513,
          Lee, G. 1408                     1524, 1526
          Lee, H. 665, 753                Levy, S.V.F. 531
          Lee, H.C. 1214                  Levy Vehel, J.
          Lee, H.J. 755,                   1259
           853, 919                       Lewis, P.H. 594
          Lee, J.S.J. 460,                Leyton, M. 1447



                            114






                                Author Index



          Li, C.C. 625                    Lo, C.H. 1164
          Li, H.F. 797                    Lodi, E. 834
          Li, J.C. 1328                   Loh, N.K. 1152
          Li, M.F. 810                    Lohmann, A.W. 142
          Li, S. 292                      Lombardi, L. 423
          Li, S.Z. 570                    Long, W. 751
          Li, W. 786                      Loop, C. 1495
          Li, Z.C. 28, 494,               Lotti, F. 639
           497, 500, 501,                 Lotufo, R.A. 332
           1474                           Lou, J. 578
          Liang, P. 819,                  Lowe, D.G. 1052,
           1296, 1358                      1575
          Liang, Y.D. 1509                Lu, H. 1563
          Liao, M. 647, 933               Lu, P.C. 1105
          Lichtenstein, Z.                Lu, X. 1166
           549, 554                       Lu, Y.J. 585
          Lie, W.N. 798,                  Luccio, F. 822,
           1564                            834
          Liedtke, C.E. 1587              Lumelsky, V.(J.)
          Lifshitz, L.M. 660               322, 1187, 1194
          Lim, J.S. 99                    Luo, W. 879
          Lim, Y.S. 1301                  Lysak, D. 1384
          Lim, Y.W. 1208

          Lin, C. 460                     MacCrone, J.K. 885
          Lin, C.S. 1455                  MacDonald, J.D.
          Lin, H.J. 715                    1535
          Lin, J.H. 114, 117              Mackworth, A.K.
          Lin, L.J. 429                    37, 692
          Lin, S.Y. 209                   Maderlechner, G.
          Lin, W.M. 1201                   811
          Lin, X. 1025, 1076              Maeda, A. 438
          Lindeberg, T. 475,              Maeder, A.J. 644
           615, 689                       Maekawa, M. 84
          Lindenbaum, M.                  Maes, M. 826, 1100
           1075, 1093, 1109,              Magee, M. 275
           1150                           Magid, A. 666
          Liou, S.P. 1309                 Magid, D. 1512
          Liow, Y.T. 301,                 Maguire, G. 263
           659                            Mahajan, M. 717
          Lipari, C. 306                  Maida, A.S. 1263
          Lischinski, D.                  Mailloux, G.E. 921
           1534                           Maitre, H. 760,
          Little, J.J. 393,                780, 879
           874                            Major, F. 1427
          Liu, C.H. 1560                  Makous, M. 36
          Liu, H.C. 766,                  Malakapalli, K.
           1089                            750
          Liu, S.S. 1260                  Malandain, G. 618,
          Liu, S.T. 589                    623
          Liu, W. 426                     Malenfant, J. 1427
          Liu, Y.(C.) 251,                Malik, J. 603,
           276, 849, 1002                  633, 1471



                            115






                                Author Index



          Mallat, S.(G.)                  Mayhew, J.E.W.
           472, 484, 487                   845, 851, 865,
          Mallot, H.A. 286                 866, 1041
          Maloney, L.T. 1219              Mazo, M. 273
          Mammone, R.J. 1310              McAllister, D.F.
          Mandl, H. 148                    511
          Mandler, E. 1084                McCann, J.J. 1199
          Manjunath, B.S.                 McDiarmid, C. 758
           1246                           McFaddin, S. 831
          Manohar, M. 1061                McKendall, R. 566,
          Mantle, M.W. 1517                568
          Mao, W.D. 1167                  McKeown (Jr.),
          Mao, Z. 587                     D.M. 305, 309,
          Maragos, P. 456,                 880, 898
           462                            McMurchie, L. 1476
          Marapane, S.B. 861              McVey, E.S. 1049
          Maravall, D. 273                Mead, D.M. 443
          Marcinowski, S.J.               Medioni, G. 44,
           141                             534, 577, 614,
          Marcus, R. 672                   683, 869, 1161,
          Marefat, M. 1567                 1172, 1592
          Maren, A. 182                   Meek, D.S. 508
          Margalit, A. 736,               Meer, P. 162, 476,
           737, 756                        481, 483, 563,
          Marinos, C. 1341,                564, 592, 632,
           1405                            1276
          Markandey, V. 1007              Mehrotra, R. 466,
          Markenscoff, X.                  591, 738, 989
           1449                           Meilander, W.C.
          Marola, G. 754                   374
          Marroquin, J.L.                 Meisels, A. 694
           556, 1236                      Melhem, R.G. 383
          Marshall, S. 1062               Melter, R.A. 1120
          Martelli, A. 192                Mendel, J.M. 93
          Martens, J.B. 89,               Menet, S. 683
           90, 1211                       Mester, R. 657
          Martin, R.R. 1418               Metaxas, D. 1500
          Mase, K. 979                    Meyer, F. 646
          Mason, D.C. 1063                Meygret, A. 868,
          Masuda, I. 266                   1019
          Mather, G. 1032,                Meystel, A. 269
           1033                           Michael, D.J. 993
          Mathias, P.C. 507,              Michelman, P. 1291
           532                            Mick, S. 509
          Mathis, S. 420                  Milford, D.J. 316
          Matic, S. 382                   Milgram, M. 384
          Mauri, G. 193                   Miller, D.A.B. 142
          Maver, J. 1333                  Miller, G. 1537
          Max, N.(L.) 80,                 Ming, J. 310, 682
           1538                           Mintz, D. 563,
          Maybank, S.(J.)                  564, 694
           870, 924, 928                  Mintz, M. 567,



                            116






                                Author Index



           568, 769                        322
          Mirzai, A.R. 203                Mumford, D. 667,
          Misra, M. 188                    688
          Mitchell, D.P. 85               Mundy, J.L. 45,
          Mitchell, R.J. 930               1174, 1484, 1496,
          Mitiche, A. 964,                 1595, 1600
           1377                           Murakama, T. 1432
          Mitkas, P.A. 141                Murakami, T. 1083
          Mitra, S.K. 771                 Murase, H. 1402
          Miyata, K. 1258                 Murdocca, M. 142
          Mizrahi, H. 1476                Murphy, R.R. 278
          Mobasseri, B.G.                 Murray, D.W. 915,
           1074, 1244                      929
          Modestino, J.W.                 Murthy, C.A. 654
           664                            Musgrave, F.K.
          Mohan, R. 1603                   1519
          Mohnhaupt, M. 340               Mysliwetz, M. 326
          Mohr, R. 197, 676

          Mokate, U.B. 224                Nadabar, S.G. 673,
          Molter, U.M. 1071                1321
          Monga, O. 618, 623              Nadler, M. 575,
          Moniot, R. 473                   846
          Monmonier, M. 222               Nagasamy, V. 221
          Montanvert, A.                  Nagel, H.H. 957,
           481, 483                        960
          Montesinos, P. 308              Nagendra, I.V.
          Moore, J. 185                    1342
          Moorhead II, R.J.               Nakagawa, Y. 1036
           4                              Nakajima, N. 1432
          Moran, C.J. 130                 Nakamae, E. 341
          Morgan, A.D. 316                Nakamura, A. 367,
          Morgenthaler, D.G.               719, 721, 1098
           327                            Nakamura, M. 467
          Mori, S. 1487                   Nakamura, Y. 706
          Mori, T. 911                    Nakatani, H. 1368
          Morishita, I. 421               Namazi, N.M. 940
          Morita, K. 711,                 Namuduri, K.R. 466
           714                            Nandhakumar, N.
          Morris, R. 403                   650, 651, 1561
          Morris, R.J.T.                  Napolitano Jr.,
           1568                            L.M. 375
          Mucke, E.P. 62                  Naqvi, A. 792
          Mudge, T.(N.) 373,              Narasimhamurthi,
           1144                            N. 1385
          Muhlenbein, H. 172              Narayanan, P.J.
          Mukawa, N. 1026                  390
          Mukherjee, J.                   Nash, J.G. 416,
           1126, 1127, 1299,               427, 813
           1300, 1456                     Nasr, H. 298
          Mukherjee, R.N.                 Nasrabadi, N.M.
           1145                            786, 849
          Mukhopadhyay, S.                Natarajan, B.K.



                            117






                                Author Index



           1479                           Nordheim, T. 515
          Nation, W.G. 375                Nordstrom, N. 617
          Navab, N. 1027                  Nordstrom, T. 189
          Navazo, I. 1467                 Ntafos, S. 1191
          Nayar, S.K. 1370,               Nudd, G.R. 399,
           1371, 1393, 1399                815
          Naylor, B. 1493                 Numada, M. 817
          Neafsey, L. 410

          Neff, J.A. 143                  Oakley, J.P. 579
          Negahdaripour, S.               Oberlander, M.F.
           947                             1084
          Nelson, M.M. 186                O'Brien, J. 263
          Nelson, R.(C.) 47,              Ogata, Y. 1224
           997                            O'Gorman, L. 1114,
          Nesi, P. 708                     1115
          Nesvadba, P. 1151,              Ohsawa, Y. 228,
           1210                            706
          Netravali, A.N.                 Ohta, M. 84
           1097                           Ohta, Y. 905, 1228
          Neumann, B. 340                 Oja, E. 804, 812,
          Neuvo, Y.(A.) 108,               1267
           122                            Okada, S. 1606
          Nevatia, R. 44,                 Okamoto, T. 341
           302, 705, 783,                 Okamoto, Y. 1606
           999, 1383, 1395,               Okazaki, H. 440
           1409                           Okutomi, M. 891,
          Ney, D.R. 1512                   901
          Ng, C.T. 1277                   Oliensis, J. 1024,
          Ngan, K.N. 1162                  1389, 1391
          Nguyen, H.T. 392                Olsen, S.I. 856
          Nguyen, T.C. 1293               Olson, T.J. 899
          Nguyen, V.D. 1496               Onn, R. 1356
          Ni, L. 1449                     Oosterlinck, A.
          Ni, L.M. 1133                    1173, 1288
          Niblack, (C.)W.                 Oppenheim, A.V.
           795, 1139                       471, 479
          Nichani, S. 591                 Orphanoudakis,
          Nicholl, R.A. 499                S.C. 395
          Nicholl, T.M. 499               Oshima, T. 1224
          Nielsen, L. 543,                Oskard, D.N. 331
           1485                           Osserman, R. 1424
          Niemann, H. 432,                Ottes, F.P. 126
           700                            Owen, J. 73
          Nijholt, G. 263                 Owens, R. 595
          Niklas, C.L. 93                 Ozawa, K. 161
          Nishimura, R. 638

          Nishita, T. 341,                Pachl, J. 378
           1552                           Pachowitz, P.W.
          Nitzberg, M. 688                 1262
          Nivat, M. 710                   Packwood, R.A.
          Nixon, M. 807                    399, 815
          Nolte, L.W. 791                 Paddon, D.J. 1531



                            118






                                Author Index



          Pagli, L. 834                   Peng, Q.S. 1509
          Pai, A.G. 1361                  Pennington, K.S. 4
          Pal, S.K. 654                   Pentland, A.(P.)
          Palencia, V. 273                 684, 1016, 1297,
          Pang, A.T. 513                   1306, 1354, 1364,
          Pao, D. 797, 810                 1598
          Pap, R. 182                     Pepard, K. 83
          Papadimitriou,                  Perez, M.M. 273
           C.H. 1449                      Perez, P. 1316
          Pape, D.R. 138                  Perlant, F. 880,
          Parent, R.(E.)                   898
           1096, 1553                     Perona, P. 603,
          Park, I.P. 1198                  633
          Park, J. 1169                   Persoon, E. 263
          Park, J.S. 1388                 Peters, F.J. 344
          Park, K. 832                    Peters, J.E. 410
          Park, K.H. 1301                 Petkov, N. 1103
          Park, R.H. 597,                 Petkovic, D. 418,
           600, 640, 665,                  795
           753, 1067, 1270                Petry, F.E. 699
          Park, S.K. 631                  Pfeiffer Jr., J.J.
          Parker, J.R. 405                 433
          Parkinson, D. 355               Pham, B. 506, 644
          Parkkinen, J. 1267              Phillips, T.Y.
          Parten, C. 182                   1207
          Parthasarathy, G.               Pick Jr., H.L.
           749                             1611
          Parui, S.K. 498                 Piech, M.A. 605
          Patel, D.R. 1431                Pieroni, G.G. 31
          Patel, J.H. 357,                Pietikainen, M.
           888, 988                        419, 1222
          Patera, A.T. 1478               Pinette, B. 290
          Paterson, M.S.                  Pitas, I. 1090
           1448                           Pizer, S.M. 660
          Patnaik, L.M. 507,              Plastock, R.A. 67
           532                            Poggio, T. 42,
          Patrikalakis, N.M.               540, 542, 555,
           1480                            565
          Pau, L.F. 293, 606              Pollack, R. 55
          Paul, R.P. 1186                 Pollard, S.B. 866,
          Pavlidis, T. 83,                 1041
           197, 216, 301,                 Polzleitner, W.
           624, 659, 661,                  765
           838                            Pomalaza-Raez,
          Pavlik, M.J. 1152                C.A. 519
          Payton, D.W. 330                Pommert, A. 1514,
          Peleg, S. 96, 125,               1529
           672, 858, 967,                 Ponce, J. 1117,
           971, 1005, 1369                 1353, 1367
          Pelkowitz, L. 212               Pong, T.C. 739,
          Pellionisz, A. 170               835, 922, 936,
          Peng, K.J. 725                   1357



                            119






                                Author Index



          Popplestone, R.J.               Ranganathan, N.
           251                             466, 591, 989
          Popsel, J. 1508                 Rangarajan, A. 560
          Porat, B. 1044                  Rangarajan, K. 720
          Porat, M. 1093,                 Ranka, S. 386,
           1532                            461, 741, 830
          Porrill, J. 521,                Rao, K. 705
           865, 866, 1041                 Rao, K.R. 87
          Potter, J.L. 374                Rao, N.S.V. 283
          Poulin, P. 1520,                Rao, S. 1000
           1547                           Rao, T.S. 82
          Poussart, D. 389                Rappaport, A. 200
          Pout, M.R. 413                  Rattarangsi, A.
          Prasanna Kumar,                  1094
           V.K. 188, 394,                 Ravishankar Rao,
           1201                            A. 1279
          Preiss, K. 1417                 Razdan, A. 1477
          Preparata, F.P.                 Reddy, P.G. 1068
           1525                           Redner, R. 105
          Preston, Jr., K.                Reed, I.S. 761
           465                            Reed, T.R. 1242,
          Previc, F.H. 159                 1249
          Price, K.(E.) 44,               Reeds, B. 758
           942, 972, 998                  Reeves, A.P. 645
          Pridmore, T.P. 845               Reibman, A.R. 791
          Princen, J. 790,                Reichenbach, S.E.
           794, 816                       631
          Prise, M.E. 142                 Reichert, M. 1197
          Protheroe, S.R.                 Reinhart, C. 783
           800                            Reisfeld, D. 635
          Provan, G.M. 701                Reiter, R. 692
          Pu, C.C. 1137                   Revathi, L. 713
          Puget, P. 1327                  Rhodes, F. 1129
          Pujari, A.K. 1068,              Rhodes, N.L. 1213
           1361                           Rhodes, R.L. 412
                                          Riazanoff, S. 1122
          Qi, F.H. 927                    Richards, D.S. 115
          Qian, J. 704                    Richards, W. 33
          Qian, K. 458                    Richbourg, R.F.
          Qin, J. 647, 933                 1188
          Quan, L. 906                    Richetin, M. 1576
                                          Rieger, J.H. 1422
          Raghavan, R. 392                Riemer, M. 1514,
          Raiha, L. 746                    1529
          Raja, N.S. 1255                 Rimey, R.D. 1335
          Ramakrishna, R.S.               Rioux, M. 1023
           1360                           Riseman, E.(M.)
          Ramamoorthy, G.                  48, 290, 329,
           1565                            416, 607, 610,
          Ramesh, S. 507                   776, 1368, 1497,
          Rana, D. 397, 416                1602
          Randall, G. 876                 Ritchings, R.T.



                            120






                                Author Index



           580                            Sabata, B. 1320
          Ritter, G.X. 449                Sadjadi, F.A. 298
          Rives, G. 1576                  Safaee-Rad, R.
          Robert, L. 285                   1112
          Roberto, V. 639                 Safranek, R.J.
          Roberts, B. 337,                 1569
           890                            Sagerer, G.F. 700
          Rockwood, A.P.                  Sahni, S. 386,
           1463                            461, 741, 830
          Rodriguez, J.J.                 Said, H.B. 526
           767, 857, 912                  Saint-Marc, P.
          Rogers, S.K. 166                 534, 683
          Rogowitz, B.E. 146              Saito, M. 5
          Rojer, A.S. 78                  Saito, N. 604
          Rokne, J.G. 505,                Saito, T. 1545
           530                            Sakauchi, M. 228,
          Rollins, M. 154                  706
          Rom, H. 971                     Sakurai, H. 1441
          Roman, G.C. 889                 Salari, E. 934
          Ron, G. 1369                    Salari, V. 941
          Ronse, C. 107, 450              Salesin, D. 1540
          Roschel, O. 509                 Sallam, M. 1501
          Rosenblatt, J.K.                Salvetti, O. 432
           330                            Salzman, D.B. 1346
          Rosenfeld, A. 34,               Samal, A. 425
           43, 53, 370, 376,              Samet, H. 1055,
           476, 481, 483,                  1056, 1058, 1070,
           563, 564, 573,                  1073, 1075, 1481,
           592, 643, 655,                  1507
           668, 718, 736,                 Sander, P.T. 1303,
           737, 756, 1059,                 1304, 1307
           1081, 1107, 1207,              Sanderson, A.C.
           1272, 1276, 1351,               250, 1370
           1445, 1598                     Sandini, G. 855,
          Rosenfeld, E. 170                862, 961
          Rosin, P.L. 538                 Sandler, M.(B.)
          Ross, R.S. 323                   792, 801, 802
          Rossignac, J.R.                 Sanfeliu, A. 197,
           1429                            198
          Rote, G. 1178                   Sanniti di Baja,
          Roth, G. 675                     G. 2, 1092, 1143
          Rotman, S.R. 666                Santerini, D. 754
          Rowe, N.C. 323,                 Sanz, J.L.C. 380,
           1188, 1189                      806, 1082
          Rubin, L.D. 1568                Saoudi, A. 710,
          Rubinstein, J.                   720
           1171                           Sarachik, K. 871
          Ruedger, W.H. 791               Sarkar, N. 1589
          Rushmeier, H.E.                 Sarkar, S. 629,
           1523                            904
          Russ, J.C. 231                  Sarraga, R.F. 1438
                                          Sato, H. 440



                            121






                                Author Index



          Sato, K. 1227                    1267
          Sato, M. 485                    Sellke, T.M. 117
          Satoh, S. 228                   Seppanen, T. 419
          Saund, E. 477,                  Serra, L. 412
           1175                           Sethi, I.K. 941
          Savitt, S.L. 1611               Sezan, M.I. 103,
          Sawchuk, A.A. 978                129
          Sawhney, H.S. 995,              Shafer, S.(A.) 40,
           1024                            1205, 1282, 1394
          Sayeh, M.R. 1147                Shaffer, C.A. 331,
          Schaefer, D.H. 360               1058, 1070
          Schafer, R.W. 456               Shah, J. 224, 667,
          Schendel, U. 351                 674
          Schenk, T. 1328                 Shah, M. 576, 619,
          Schenker, P.S. 22                630, 691
          Scherson, I.D.                  Shamai (Shitz), S.
           1504, 1536                      480
          Schiers, C. 1529                Shan, M.K. 431,
          Schmidt, J.W. 515                744
          Schmidt, W.A.C.                 Shankar, R.V. 1565
           763                            Shann, R.T. 579
          Schmitt, M. 285                 Shao, M. 551
          Schneider, R.M.                 Shapiro, L.G. 468,
           232                             777, 789, 1332,
          Schneiter, J.L.                  1357, 1563
           1157                           Shariat, H. 942
          Schomberg, H. 422               Sharir, M. 56,
          Schorr, H. 200                   1180
          Schreiber, I. 1168              Sharma, R. 264
          Schroder, H. 454                Shasha, D.(E.)
          Schroder, S. 700                 828, 837
          Schulte, C.P. 1214              Shaw, S.W. 836
          Schultze Kool,                  Shellard, S.A. 204
           L.J. 126                       Shen, J. 616, 626
          Schunck, B.(G.)                 Shen, Q. 124
           539, 903                       Sher, C.A. (A.C.)
          Schwartz, E.L. 78,               376, 476, 1207
           171, 493, 1530                 Sheridan, T.B.
          Schwartz, J.T.                   1157
           1570                           Sherman, D. 858
          Sclaroff, S. 684                Sheu, P.C.Y. 1183
          Searles, W.B. 1411              Shiau, M.Y.R. 698
          Sederberg, T.W.                 Shih, C.L. 1475
           1439, 1440, 1552               Shih, F.Y. 1137
          Segal, M. 1492                  Shih, Z.C. 743
          Seger, O. 572                   Shiller, Z. 274
          Segman, J. 1171                 Shima, M. 438
          Sehgal, C.M. 1269               Shima, Y. 1083
          Seideman, P. 1131               Shimaya, A. 227
          Seidman, T. 1351                Shimotsuji, S. 230
          Sejnowski, T. 164               Shin, K.G. 381
          Selkainaho, K.                  Shin, Y.G. 1435



                            122






                                Author Index



          Shiohara, M. 1036               Skinner, D.R. 770
          Shipley, T. 1266                Sklansky, J. 638
          Shirai, Y. 1319                 Skordas, T. 1327,
          Shivaprasad, A.P.                1373
           219                            Skrzypek, J. 1218
          Shizawa, M. 503,                Slagle, J.R. 739
           979                            Sloboda, F. 1103
          Shmuel, A. 878                  Sloman, A. 160
          Shneier, M. 574                 Smeulders, A.W.M.
          Shor, P.W. 740                   435, 1243
          Shore, H. 1266                  Smith, K. 1611
          Shridhar, M. 1165,              Smith, K.C. 1112
           1385                           Smith, K.F. 648
          Shu, D.B. 396,                  Snippe, H.P. 1031
           401, 416, 427,                 Snyder, L. 740,
           813                             806, 1082
          Shu, J.S.P. 583                 Snyder, M.A. 562,
          Shufelt, J. 309                  994, 1014
          Shung, B. 418                   Snyder, S. 890
          Shvaytser                       Snyder, W.E. 1156
           (Schweitzer), H.               Sohn, S.M. 385,
           732, 785, 1366                  835
          Sid-Ahmed, M.A.                 Soille, P.J. 658
           409                            Soldo, M.H. 291
          Siegel, H.J. 375                Solina, F. 1302
          Sillion, F.X. 1515              Sommer, G. 1
          Silver, D. 61                   Song, J. 451
          Silverman, B.W.                 Song, S. 647, 933
           553                            Sood, A.(K.) 259,
          Simaan, M. 113                   312, 324, 951
          Simard, P.Y. 921                Soucy, M. 881
          Simas, M.L. de B.               Souvaine, D.L. 59
           1274                           Spann, M. 649,
          Simchony, T. 549,                1241
           551, 554, 1246                 Sparr, G. 543,
          Simmons, M.K. 1431               1485
          Simon, D.A. 1370                Sperling, G. 163
          Simoncelli, E.P.                Spetsakis, M.E.
           455                             923, 991
          Sims, K. 1556                   Srinath, M.D. 766,
          Sinden, F.W. 1185                1089
          Singh, A. 574,                  Srinivasan, P.
           996, 1015                       1358
          Singh, R.K. 1360                Srinivasan, R.
          Sinha, D. 1153                   1385
          Siromoney, R. 713,              Srivastava, S.K.
           723                              1344
          Sitarama Iyengar,               Staats, E. 578
           S. 1061                        Staudhammer, J.
          Sizer, T. 142                    1516
          Skaar, S.B. 252                 Stein, F. 1161,
          Skewis, T. 1194                  1592



                            123






                                Author Index



          Steinby, M. 696                 Sun, K. 322, 1187
          Stelmaszyk, P. 872              Sunday, D.M. 821
          Stephens, R.S.                  Sunwoo, M.H. 391,
           1043                            406, 428
          Stevenson, R.L.                 Suzuki, H. 1433
           569                            Suzuki, S. 223,
          Stewart, C.V. 885                1170
          Stewart, W.F. 1427              Svensson, B. 189
          Stewman, J.(H.)                 Svetkoff, D.J. 243
           1444, 1501                     Swain, M.J. 1225,
          Stockman, G. 1408,               1229
           1488                           Swartz, J. 216
          Stoel, B.C. 126                 Swift, J.A. 1209
          Stolfi, J. 1540                 Symosek, P.F. 890
          Stoney, W.E. 271                Szeliski, R. 552,
          Storer, R.H. 413                 1372
          Storjohann, K. 286

          Storry, D.J.T.                  Taalebi-Nezhaad
           1470                            (Taalebinezhaad),
          Stout, Q.F. 371                  M.A. 992, 1022
          Strachan, N.J.C.                Tagare, H.D.  608,
           1151, 1210                      1403
          Strat, T.M. 1610                Tago, K. 421
          Strauss, P.S. 1200              Tahani, H. 772
          Streibl, N. 142                 Tajima, J. 1292
          Strickland, R.N.                Takagi, A. 1224
           587                            Takahashi, T. 1545
          Suarez-Araujo,                  Takanami, I.  367,
           C.P. 1203                       716
          Subbarao, M. 918                Takaoka, H. 1224
          Subirana-Vilanova,              Tamburino,    L.A.
           J.B. 1141, 1142                 1326
          Subrahmonia, J.                 Tammann, R. 1147
           1312, 1317                     Tamminen, M. 1481
          Subramanian, K.G.               Tamura, H. 440
           713, 723                       Tan, H.L. 609
          Subramanian, S.                 Tan, X. 290
           749                            Tanaka, H.T. 1308,
          Sudarsana Rao, P.                1499
           1061                           Tanaka, S. 438
          Suen, C.Y. 28,                  Tandri, S. 1362
           214, 220, 494,                 Tang,   Y.Y.   28,
           496, 500, 501,                  494,   496,  500,
           502, 1474                       502
          Sufi, N. 1240                   Taniguchi, R. 424
          Sugata, K. 711,                 Tanimoto, S.L. 37,
           714                             407, 437, 1130
          Sugie, H. 1381                  Tannenbaum,     A.
          Suk, M. 1565                     1176
          Sullins, J.R. 1278              Tantaratana,    S.
          Sullivan, G.D.                   116
           1350, 1581                     Tapadia, R.K. 1436



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                                Author Index



          Tappert, C.C. 220               Torrance,     K.E.
          Tarbanis, K. 1336                1523
          Taubin, G. 1591                 Torras, C. 1184
          Taylor, R.W. 1314               Torre,   V.   968,
          Teeuw, W.B. 377                  1322
          Tehrani, S. 539                 Torres, C. 273
          Tekalp, A.M. 103                Tortora, G. 430
          Ten Kate, T.K. 435              Tou, J.T. 1388
          Terzopoulos,    D.              Towfiq, F. 1572
           1500                           Tremblay, M. 389
          Tescher, A.G.  12,              Tretiak, O.J. 561,
           139                             1054
          Tezuka, Y. 677                  Trinkle, J.C. 1186
          Thau, R.S. 1281                 Trivedi, H.P. 844
          Theoharis, T. 1502              Trivedi,    M.(M.)
          Thibault, W. 1493                32, 34, 195, 258,
          Thirion, E. 906                  303,  306,   324,
          Thomas, B.T.  316,               861
           332                            Troscianko, T. 144
          Thompson,     W.B.              Trovato, K.I. 1182
           922, 1609, 1611                Truve', S. 730
          Thomson, A.R. 413               Tsai, R.Y. 1336
          Thonnat,  M.  868,              Tsai,   W.H.   38,
           1019                            589,  805,  1105,
          Thorpe,     C.(E.)               1121, 1124, 1323,
           311, 338                        1325, 1458, 1560
          Thurston, W.P. 531              Tsakiris,     D.P.
          Tiede,  U.   1514,               1046
           1529                           Tseng, G.J. 951
          Tihanyi, E.Z. 620               Tsibulkin,    L.M.
          Timcenko, A. 265                 131
          Tirri, H. 1568                  Tsotsos, J.K. 693,
          Tirumalai,    A.P.               1110
           903                            Tsui, H.T. 1295
          Tistarelli,     M.              Tsuji,   S.   284,
           256,   855,  862,               292,   334,  339,
           961                             909
          Todhunter,    J.S.              Tsujimoto, S. 314
           1296                           Tsukada, M. 1228
          Toennies, K.D. 735              Tsukui, Y. 773
          Toet, A. 127, 457,              Tsukune, H. 969
           742, 944                       Tu, X.W. 854
          Togneri, R. 544                 Tuceryan, M. 1250,
          Toh, P.S. 1400                   1255
          Tolimieri, R. 92                Tucker, L.W. 398
          Tollis, I.G. 1191               Turner, J.U. 1417
          Tomasi,  C.   990,              Turney, J.L. 1144
           1012                           Tyagi, A. 679
          Tominaga, S. 1223

          Tomiyama, T. 1414               Udupa,  J.K.  735,
          Tomlin, C.D. 300                 1446
          Tong, C. 585                    Ueda, N. 1170



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                                Author Index



          Uemura, T. 266                   488
          Ukkonen, E. 820                 Vicsek, T. 1235
          Ullman, D.G. 1343               Vieville, T.  963,
          Ullman, S. 33, 952               1028
          Ullmann, J.R. 803               Visa, A. 1280
          Ulupinar, F.  577,              Vitter, J.S. 1525
           614,  1383, 1395,              Vlassopoulos,   V.
           1409                            533
          Unser,   M.   123,              Vogt, R.C. 446
           1251                           Volpe, R. 260
          Uras, S. 968                    Von   Herzen,   B.
          Usha, H. 1361                    1491
                                          von Seelen, W. 286
          Vaidya, V.G. 1571               Voorhies, D. 1518,
          Vaillant, R.  285,               1550
           1375                           Vorhees, H. 398
          Valle, G. 192                   Voss, K. 1
          Van Balen, R. 435               Vossepoel,    A.M.
          van Dam, A. 69                   126, 1140
          Vandeneede,     J.              Vranesic, Z. 1037
           1173                           Vuylsteke, P. 1288
          van de  Panne,  M.

           1037                           Wada, T. 485
          van  der  Wal,  G.              Wagar, B. 371
           414                            Wagemans, J. 1173
          van  Doorn,   A.J.              Wagner, A. 379
           448                            Wagner, R.A. 1080
          Van Gool, L. 1173               Wakahara, T.  220,
          van      Overveld,               779
           C.W.A.M. 1035                  Wakefield,    G.H.
          Van Wyk, C.J. 57                 478
          Vasilenko,    G.I.              Wakimoto, K. 438
           131                            Waks, A. 561, 1054
          Vaudin,     (G.)J.              Walker, M. 1426
           399, 815                       Walker, N. 1091
          Vaz, R.F. 1460                  Wallach, D.A. 622,
          Veatch, P.A. 1294                764
          Veillon, F. 1373                Walton, D.J. 508
          Venetsanopoulos,                Waltz,  F.M.  242,
           A.N. 546, 1090                  244
          Venkatesh, S. 595               Wan, Y. 459
          Venkatesh  Prasad,              Wandell, B.A. 1219
           K. 1310                        Wandres, H. 262
          Venkateswar,    V.              Wang, B.F. 366
           307                            Wang, D. 119
          Verbeek, P.W. 1363              Wang, G. 1049
          Verjus, J.P. 345                Wang, J.F. 1498
          Verly, J.G. 1597                Wang, L. 1265
          Vernon, D. 256                  Wang, L.L. 1323
          Verri, A. 1004                  Wang, P.S.P.  709,
          Verwer, B.J. 1363                715
          Vetterli,  M.  88,              Wang, R. 1584



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                                Author Index



          Wang, S.L.C. 1516               White, B. 470
          Wang, X. 119, 778               White, W. 369
          Wang, Y. 771                    Whitted, T. 1548
          Wang, Y.F. 1498                 Whitten, G. 486
          Wang,  Y.P.   216,              Wichman, R. 122
           838                            Widrow, B. 173
          Ware, C. 1212                   Wiebecke, G. 1514,
          Warren,  J.  1442,               1529
           1462                           Wilks, A.R. 531
          Watanabe, K. 318                Willebeek-LeMair,
          Watanabe, M. 905                 M. 645
          Watt, A. 72                     Williams,     D.J.
          Watt, M. 1555                    576,   619,  630,
          Watt, R. 157                     691
          Waxman, A.M. 916                Williams,     L.R.
          Webb, J.A. 444                   687, 1398
          Webber, R.E. 1073,              Williams, T.D. 442
           1527                           Willis, P.J. 95
          Wechsler,  H.  30,              Wilson, J.N. 449
           324,   541,  765,              Wilson, R.G. 873
           1242, 1249                     Wilson, S.S. 463
          Weems,  C.C.  396,              Winston, P.H. 204
           397,   401,  416,              Wise, D.S. 1064
           427                            Witkin, A. 1038
          Wei, S. 1039                    Wixson, L.E. 1226
          Weil, F.J. 415                  Wohn, K. 916, 937,
          Weinshall, D. 555,               975, 1001
           842, 1018                      Wojcik, B.E. 727
          Weir, M.P. 1289                 Wojcik, Z.M. 727
          Weiss, A.M. 666                 Wolberg, G. 490
          Weiss, I. 550, 632              Wold, E. 83
          Weiss, L.E. 1370                Wolf, G. 351
          Weiss, R.(S.) 251,              Wolfe, W.J. 272
           290,   610,  776,              Wolff, L.B.  1216,
           894, 1368,  1407,               1392, 1404, 1521
           1497                           Wolfson,    H.(J.)
          Welch, W. 1038                   635,   762,  775,
          Weld, J.D. 1451                  1570, 1580
          Wendt, P.D. 121                 Wolovich, W.A. 51,
          Weng, J. 784, 884,               1596
           973, 1017                      Wong, A.K.C. 839
          Werkhoven, P. 944,              Wong, E. 1060
           1030, 1031                     Woo, A. 1520
          Werman,  M.   558,              Wood, S. 1343
           672, 878, 1242                 Woodbury,     R.F.
          West, G.A.W. 538                 1430
          Westman, T. 1222                Woodham, R.J. 1008
          Westover, L. 1554               Woods, J.W. 548
          Weymouth,     T.E.              Woodwark,   J.(R.)
           539, 662, 935                   1413, 1428
          Whaite,  P.  1305,              Wornom  III,  I.L.
           1338                            735



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                                Author Index



          Worrall, A.D. 1350              Yhann, S.R. 1252
          Wozny, M.J. 1417                Yi, S. 1332
          Wright, W.E. 514                Yip, P. 87
          Wu, A.Y. 1120                   Yokoya, N. 1311
          Wu, C. 1166                     Yoroizawa, I. 227
          Wu, E.H. 1256                   Yoshida, M. 1036
          Wu, H.L. 1337                   Yoshikawa, H. 1416
          Wu, J. 937                      Yoshimi, B. 265
          Wu, L.  474,  778,              Yost, B. 1476
           883                            You, M. 839
          Wu, S.T. 1425                   Young,    G.S.(J.)
          Wu, X. 530                       945, 984
          Wu, Y. 780                      Young, T.Y. 1252
          Wuescher, D.M. 904              Younis, A. 279
          Wyvill, B. 530                  Yu, B. 1076
                                          Yu, C.W. 1564
          Xiao, D. 1166                   Yu, D.J. 755
          Xie, W.X. 1204                  Yu, P.T. 120
          Xie, Z. 474                     Yu, S. 378
          Xu, H. 1509                     Yu, S.S. 1121
          Xu, J. 1138, 1158               Yu, X. 761
          Xu, L. 804, 812                 Yu, Z.L. 1178
          Xue, Q. 1183                    Yuen, H.K. 794
                                          Yuen, S.Y.K. 1374
          Yamada, H. 467                  Yuille,     A.(L.)
          Yamada, K. 677                   671,   841,  848,
          Yamada, T. 223                   867,  952,   966,
          Yamaguchi, T. 489                1382, 1447
          Yamamoto, H. 440                Yvinec, M. 1525
          Yamamoto,  K.  39,

           467                            Zabrodsky, H. 96
          Yamamoto, M.  909,              Zaharakis,    S.C.
           911,  976,  1023,               281
           1042                           Zakhor, A. 471
          Yamamoto, T. 725                Zamperoni, P. 111
          Yamamoto, Y.  711,              Zapata, E.L. 759
           714                            Zatz, H.R. 1490
          Yang, D. 1198                   Zavidovique,    B.
          Yang, S.N. 743                   190, 1086
          Yang, T.Y. 927                  Zeevi, Y.(Y.) 162,
          Yang, W.P. 744                   480, 1171, 1532
          Yang,  Y.H.   518,              Zeidenberg, M. 183
           523,   751,  860,              Zhang, H. 250
           1158, 1362                     Zhang, J. 664
          Yao, E.Y. 1178                  Zhang, J.Y. 334
          Yao,  F.(F.)   60,              Zhang, K. 828
           1448                           Zhang, M.C. 211
          Yashiro, H. 1083                Zhang, W. 112
          Ye, Z. 1248                     Zhang,   Z.   288,
          Yegnanarayana,  B.               1029
           545                            Zhao, A.G. 932
          Yeshurun, Y. 635                Zhao, J. 616, 626,



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                                Author Index



           1039
          Zhao, W.Z. 927
          Zheng, J.Y. 339
          Zheng, Y. 851
          Zhong, S. 484, 487
          Zhou, Y.T. 535
          Zhu, S.Y. 712
          Zhu, Z. 1025
          Zhuang, C. 1268
          Zhuang,  X.   460,
           559, 571, 1571
          Zielke, T. 286
          Ziff, R.D. 462
          Zimmermann, G. 877
          Zimmermann,   K.H.
           404
          Zisserman,      A.
           1174, 1349, 1484
          Zornetzer,    S.F.
           184
          Zubair, M. 363
          Zucker, S.W. 1176,
           1273, 1303, 1307
          Zuerndorfer,    B.
           478
















































































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