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1. Introduction
This is the twenty-second in a series of bibliographies
on computer processing of pictorial information, covering
primarily items published during 1991. 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 detection and segmentation; image analysis
(G) Two-dimensional shape; pattern
(H) Color and texture
(I) Matching and stereo
(J) Three-dimensional recovery and analysis
(K) Three-dimensional shape
(L) Motion
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 [1-28]
(A.2) Textbooks [29-32], paper collections [33-36], a
journal [37], special issues [38-41], position
papers [42-44], a glossary [45], and the previous
bibliography in this series [46].
2. Related topics
The following related areas are not covered
systematically, but we give a few references on them:
(B.1) Geometry (computational, digital, etc.): [47-57].
(B.2) Graphics and visualization: [58-78]. (See also
(H.2), (J.3), and (K.4) for additional references on
image synthesis.)
(B.3) Communication [79-81], compression [82-92] (see also
[93]), and digitization [94-111]; see also
[112-113].
(B.4) Processing, enhancement: [114-133].
(B.5) Optical processing: [134-139].
(B.6) Visual perception: [140-155].
(B.7) Neural networks: [156-185].
(B.8) Artificial intelligence: [186-196].
3. Applications
(C.1) Documents*: [197-202].
(C.2) Biomedical*: [203-208]; see also [209-210] on
microscopy and stereology.
(C.3) Human: [211-229].
(C.4) Industrial*: [230-236].
(C.5) Robotic: [237-265]; see also [266-271].
(C.6) Remote sensing, reconnaissance [272-288]; see also
[289-290].
4. Architectures
(D.1) General references [291-308].
(D.2) Meshes, hypercubes, etc. [309-332].
(D.3) Other systems [333-344] and related topics
[345-350].
____________________
*On these topics, individual papers are usually not cit-
ed.
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5. Computational techniques
(E.1) Image operations: convolutions [351-355],
morphological operations [356-371], etc. [372-374].
(E.2) Multiresolution and scale space methods [375-381];
see also [382-383].
(E.3) Geometric transformations [384-386]; calibration
[387-397].
(E.4) Interpolation, fitting, approximation [398-421].
(E.5) Estimation, etc. [422-440]; see also [441-442].
6. Feature detection and segmentation; image analysis
(F.1) Feature detection: edges and contours [443-469],
lines [470], corners and junctions [471-474].
(F.2) Segmentation [475-503] (including thresholding,
grouping, etc.). [See later sections on feature
detection and segmentation for curves (G.3), color
images and textures (H.1. and H.3), range or 3D data
(J.1), and motion fields (L.2).]
(F.3) Image analysis: general references on vision systems
and object recognition [504-516]; see also [517-520]
on spatial reasoning, [521] on visual learning,
[522-525] on visual languages, and [526-534] on
multidimensional formal languages.
7. 2D shape; pattern
(G.1) Representations and recognition [535-550]; topology
[551-562].
(G.2) Properties [563-583].
(G.3) Curves [584-596] and curve features [597-605].
(G.4) Distance [606-620]; skeletons [621-632] (see also
[633]).
(G.5) Path planning (2D, 3D, dynamic): [634-652].
8. Color; texture
(H.1) Reflectance, polarization [653-656]; color [657-669]
and color edges [670-672].
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(H.2) Texture: models, synthesis [673-688]; see also
[689-697].
(H.3) Texture: description [698-714], segmentation
[715-719].
9. Matching; stereo
(I.1) Matching of strings and arrays [720-729], trees and
graphs [730-734].
(I.2) Matching of images and regions [735-738], templates
[739-740], patterns [741-747], and shapes [748-750];
see also [751].
(I.3) Hough transforms [752-767].
(I.4) Stereo: algorithms and systems [768-789].
(I.5) Stereo: extensions and related topics [790-802].
10. 3D recovery and analysis
(J.1) Range and surface shape sensing [803-816] and
segmentation [817-825]; segmentation of 3D data
[826-831].
(J.2) Recovery from shading [832-846] and contour
[847-858]; see also [859-860].
(J.3) Image synthesis [861-880] and volume visualization
[881-885].
11. 3D shape
(K.1) Representations and models [886-907]; general
[908-913] and miscellaneous [914-919] uses of
models.
(K.2) Recognition and pose estimation [920-969].
(K.3) Geometric properties: topology [970-975], cross-
sections [976-978], etc. [979-981]; projective
relations [982-988], invariants [989-997].
(K.4) Display [998-1013], aspects [1014-1020];
intersections [1021-1028].
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12. Motion
(L.1) Structure from motion [1029-1080].
(L.2) Motion estimation based on correspondence
[1081-1090], flow [1091-1112], and spatiotemporal
[1113-1118] methods; motion synthesis (animation)
[1119-1128].
(L.3) Motion analysis from range [1129-1133] or binocular
[1134-1138] data (see also [1139]); motion
segmentation and transparency [1140-1146],
independent motion detection [1147-1151], tracking
[1152-1156]; non-rigid motion [1157-1165];
applications [1166-1174]; etc. [1175-1178].
For brevity, the following frequently cited sources are
cited in abbreviated forms:
A. Conference Proceedings
Abbreviation Conference
CVPR IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision
and Pattern Recognition
DACBV IEEE Workshop on Directions in Automated CAD-Based Vision
IJCAI International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
SIGGRAPH SIGGRAPH '91 Conference
SPIE Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers
WVM IEEE Workshop on Visual Motion
B. Journals
Abbreviation Journal
AI Artificial Intelligence
CG Computer Graphics
C&G Computers and Graphics
CGA IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
DCG Discrete and Computational Geometry
GMIP Graphical Models and Image Processing
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
IU Image Understanding
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IVC Image and Vision Computing
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
T-COMP IEEE Transactions on Computers
T-IT IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
T-PAMI IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine
Intelligence
T-RA IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation
T-SMC IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics
T-SP IEEE Transactions on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal
Processing
TCS Theoretical Computer Science
TOG ACM Transactions on Graphics
VC The Visual Computer
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A. General References
A.1. Meetings
1. Special Issue-First European Conference on Computer
Vision (Antibes, France, April 23-27, 1990), IVC
8(4), November 1990, 259-348.
2. R. Plamondon and H.D. Cheng, eds., Pattern
Recognition: Architectures, Algorithms and
Applications (Papers from the Fourth Vision
Interface Conference, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada,
May 14-18, 1990), World Scientific, Singapore, 1991.
3. W. Lim, P. Kahn, D. Weinshall, and A. Blake, AAAI-90
Workshop on Qualitative Vision (Boston, MA, July 29,
1990), AI Magazine 12(4), Winter 1991, 25-27.
4. British Machine Vision Conference, Oxford, UK,
September 24-27, 1990.
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5. B.T. Mitchell, ed., Image Understanding in the '90s:
Building Systems that Work (Proceedings of the AIPR
Workshop, McLean, VA, October 18-19, 1990), Proc.
SPIE 1406.
6. M.R. Civanlar, S.K. Mitra, and R.J. Moorhead II,
eds., Image Processing Algorithms and Techniques II
(San Jose, CA, February 25-March 1, 1991), Proc.
SPIE 1452.
7. E.B. Barrett and J.J. Pearson, eds., Image
Understanding and the Man-Machine Interface III
(Orlando, FL, April 3-4, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1472.
8. International Workshop on Visual Form, Capri, Italy,
May 27-30, 1991.
9. Israel/Italy Symposium on Computer Vision, Capri,
Italy, May 31, 1991.
10. Proceedings, Vision Interface '91, Calgary, Alberta,
Canada, June 3-7, 1991 (Canadian Image Processing
and Pattern Recognition Society).
11. Proceedings, CVPR '91 (IEEE Computer Society
Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern
Recognition), Maui, HI, June 3-6, 1991 (IEEE
Computer Society Press).
12. NSF Workshop on the Challenges in Computer Vision
Research, Maui, HI, June 7-8, 1991.
13. Fourth Symposium on Computer Graphics and Image
Processing, Sao Paulo, Brazil, July 14-17, 1991.
14. A.G. Tescher, ed., Applications of Digital Image
Processing XIV (San Diego, CA, July 22-26, 1991),
Proc. SPIE 1567.
15. S.S. Chen, ed., Stochastic and Neural Methods in
Signal Processing, Image Processing, and Computer
Vision (San Diego, CA, July 24-26, 1991), Proc. SPIE
1569.
16. B.C. Vemuri, ed., Geometric Methods in Computer
Vision (San Diego, CA, July 25-26, 1991), Proc. SPIE
1570.
17. Seventh Scandinavian Conference on Image Analysis,
Aalborg, Denmark, August 13-16, 1991.
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18. V. Cantoni, M. Ferretti, S. Levialdi, R. Negrini,
and R. Stefanelli, Image Analysis and Processing
(Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference,
Como, Italy, September 4-6, 1991), World Scientific,
Singapore, 1992.
19. R. Klette, ed., Computer Analysis of Image and
Patterns (Proceedings of the Fourth International
Conference CAIP '91, Dresden, Germany, September
17-19, 1991), Akademie Verlag, Berlin, 1991.
20. Computer Vision Applications-Meeting the Challenges
(20th AIPR Workshop), McLean, VA, October 17-18,
1991.
21. K.H. Tzou and T. Koga, eds., Visual Communication
and Image Processing '91: Image Processing (Boston,
MA, November 11-13, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1606.
22. D.P. Casasent, ed., Intelligent Robots and Computer
Vision X: Algorithms and Techniques; Neural,
Biological, and 3-D Methods (Boston, MA, November
11-13, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1607, 1608.
23. R.M. Larson and H.N. Nasr, eds., Model-Based Vision
Development and Tools (Boston, MA, November 14-15,
1991), Proc. SPIE 1609.
24. P.S. Schenker, ed., Sensor Fusion IV: Control
Paradigms and Data Structures (Boston, MA, November
12-15, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1611.
25. B.G. Batchelor and F.M. Waltz, eds., Machine Vision
Systems: Integration and Applications (Boston, MA,
November 12-13, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1615a.
26. M.J.W. Chen, ed., High-Speed Architectures and
Systems in Machine Vision (Boston, MA, November
14-15, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1615b.
27. Eighth Congress on Pattern Recognition and
Artificial Intelligence, Lyons, France, November
27-29, 1991.
28. Eighth Israeli Conference on Artificial Intelligence
and Computer Vision, Tel-Aviv, Israel, December
30-31, 1991.
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A.2. Books, etc.
29. L.J. Galbiati Jr., Machine Vision and Digital Image
Processing Fundamentals, Prentice-Hall, Englewood
Cliffs, NJ, 1990.
30. W.K. Pratt, Digital Image Processing (second
edition), Wiley, New York, 1991.
31. C.A. Lindley, Practical Image Processing in C,
Wiley, New York, 1991.
32. B.G. Batchelor, Intelligent Image Processing in
Prolog, Springer, Berlin, 1991.
33. J. Xu, Image Analysis and Its Applications, World
Scientific, Singapore, 1992.
34. M.M. Trivedi, ed., Selected Papers on Digital Image
Processing, MS 17, SPIE, Bellingham, WA, 1990.
35. R. Chellappa, ed., Digital Image Processing,
Computer Society Press, Washington, DC, 1992.
36. R. Kasturi and R. Jain, eds., Computer Vision, Vol.
1: Principles; Vol. 2: Advances and Applications,
Computer Society Press, Washington, DC, 1991.
37. Y. Zhuravlev, ed., Pattern Recognition and Image
Analysis (Soviet), Allen Press, 1991ff.
38. K.H. Tzou and H.M. Hang, guest eds., Special Section
on Visual Communications and Image processing III,
Optical Engineering 30(7), July 1991, 863-1004.
39. T. Kanade and K. Ikeuchi, guest eds., Special Issue
on Physical Modeling in Computer Vision, T-PAMI
13(7), July 1991, 609-742.
40. M. Ejiri and S. Tsuji, guest eds., Special Issue on
Computer Vision and its Applications, IEICE Trans.
on Information and Systems E74(10), October 1991,
3367-3491.
41. Y. Yasuda, guest ed., Special Issue: Visual
Communication and Image Representation in Japan,
JVCIR 2(4), December 1991, 301-380.
42. R.C. Jain and T.O. Binford, Ignorance, myopia, and
naivete in computer vision systems, IU 53, 1991,
112-117. (Responses by: M.A. Snyder, 118-119; Y.
Aloimonos and A. Rosenfeld, 120-124; T.S. Huang,
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125-126; K.W. Bowyer and J.P. Jones, 127-128; M.
Kunt, 54, 428-429.)
43. A. Rosenfeld, Computer vision-Past, present, and
future, IS 57-58, 1991, 241-243.
44. Y. Aloimonos and A. Rosenfeld, Computer vision,
Science 253, 1991, 1249-1254.
45. R.M. Haralick and L.G. Shapiro, Glossary of computer
vision terms, PR 24, 1991, 69-93.
46. A. Rosenfeld, Image analysis and computer vision:
1990, IU 53, 1991, 322-365.
B. Related Topics
B.1. Geometry
47. G.M. Reed, A.W. Roscoe, and R.F. Wachter, eds.,
Topology and Category Theory in Computer Science
(Oxford Topology Symposium, Oxford, UK, June 27-30,
1989), Oxford University Press, New York, 1991.
48. R.A. Melter, A. Rosenfeld, and P. Bhattacharya,
eds., Vision Geometry (Proceedings of an AMS Special
Session, Hoboken, NJ, October 20-21, 1989), American
Mathematical Society, Providence, RI, 1991.
49. Sixth Annual ACM Symposium on Computational
Geometry, Berkeley, CA, June 6-8, 1990.
50. Seventh Annual ACM Symposium on Computational
Geometry, North Conway, NH, June 10-12, 1991.
51. U. Eckhardt, A. Hubler, W. Nagel, and G. Weiner,
eds., Geometrical Problems of Image Processing
(Proceedings of the Fifth Workshop, Georgenthal,
Germany, March 11-15, 1991), Akademie Verlag,
Berlin, 1991.
52. J.R. Sack and J. Urrutia, eds., Computational
Geometry-Theory and Applications, North-Holland,
1991ff.
53. F. Yao, Special Issue-ACM Symposium on Computational
Geometry, DCG 6(5), 1991, 383-524.
54. J. O'Rourke, Computational geometry column 11, Intl.
J. Computational Geometry and Applications 1, 1991,
93-98.
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55. W. Boehm and H. Prautzsch, Geometric Concepts for
Geometric Design, Jones & Bartlett, Boston, 1991.
56. E.G. Coffman Jr. and G.S. Lueker, Probabilistic
Analysis of Packing and Partitioning Algorithms,
Wiley, New York, 1991.
57. J. Stolfi, Oriented Projective Geometry, Academic
Press, Boston, 1991.
B.2. Graphics, Visualization
58. B. Wyvill and R.A. Earnshaw, guest eds., Special
Issue on Computer Graphics International '89, VC
7(2-3), 1991, 59-169.
59. E.J. Farrell, ed., Extracting Meaning from Complex
Data: Processing, Display, Interaction II (San Jose,
CA, February 26-28, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1459.
60. Ninth Annual Eurographics (UK) Conference,
Sheffield, UK, April 10-12, 1991.
61. CG International '91: Visualization of Physical
Phenomena, Cambridge, MA, June 22-28, 1991.
62. SIGGRAPH '91 Conference Proceedings (Las Vegas, NV,
July 28-August 2, 1991), CG 25(4), July 1991.
63. F.H. Post and W. Barth, eds., Eurographics '91
(Vienna, Austria, September 2-6, 1991), North-
Holland, Amsterdam, 1991.
64. Eurographics Workshop on Computer Graphics and
Mathematics, Genoa, Italy, October 28-31, 1991.
65. Visualization '91, San Diego, CA, October 21-25,
1991.
66. N. Magnenat-Thalmann and D. Thalmann, Journal of
Visualization and Computer Animation, Wiley, New
York, 1990ff.
67. Visual Integration of Complex Data, IBM J. R&D
35(1-2), January-March 1991.
68. T.L. Kunii, guest ed., Special Section: Visualizing
Complexity, CGA 11(5), September 1991, 30-78.
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69. G. Hoggar, Mathematical Foundations of Computer
Graphics, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK,
1990.
70. M.E. Mortenson, Computer Graphics Handbook: Geometry
and Mathematics, Industrial Press, New York, 1990.
71. E. Tufte, Envisioning Information, Graphics Press,
1990.
72. J. Arvo, Graphics Gems II, Academic Press, Boston,
1991.
73. G. Garcia and I. Herman, Advances in Computer
Graphics VI, Springer, Berlin, 1991.
74. S. Green, Parallel Processing for Computer Graphics,
MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1991.
75. R. Latham, Dictionary of Computer Graphics
Technology and Applications, Springer, Berlin, 1991.
76. D. Rogers, State-of-the-Art in Computer Graphics:
Visualization and Modeling, Springer, Berlin, 1991.
77. D. Rogers and R. Earnshaw, Computer Graphics
Techniques: Theory and Practice, Springer, Berlin,
1991.
78. P. Wisskirchen, Object-Oriented Graphics: From GKS
and PHIGS to Object-Oriented Systems, Springer,
Berlin, 1991.
B.3. Communication, compression, digitization
79. IEEE Workshop on Visual Signal Processing and
Communications, Hsinchu, Taiwan, June 6-7, 1991.
80. K.H. Tzou and T. Koga, eds., Visual Communications
and Image Processing '91: Visual Communication
(Boston, MA, November 11-13, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1605.
81. T.R. Hsing and A.G. Tescher, eds., Selected Papers
on Visual Communication: Technology and
Applications, MS 13, SPIE, Bellingham, WA, 1990.
82. Data Compression Conference, Snowbird, UT, April
8-10, 1991.
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83. M. Rabbani and P.W. Jones, eds., Digital Image
Compression Techniques, TT 7, SPIE, Bellingham, WA,
1991.
84. E.A. Fox, guest ed., Digital Multimedia Systems,
Comm. ACM 34(4), April 1991, 26-119.
85. A.R. Calderbank, P.H. Siegel, and J.K. Wolf, guest
eds., Special Issue on Coding for Storage Devices,
T-IT 37(3), May 1991, 709-961.
86. P.M. Farrelle, Recursive Block Coding for Image Data
Compression, Springer, Berlin, 1990.
87. J.W. Woods, Subband Image Coding, Kluwer, Norwell,
MA, 1991.
88. W.E. Carlson, A survey of computer graphics image
encoding and storage formats, CG 25, 1991, 67-75.
89. J.A. Storer and J.H. Reif, A parallel architecture
for high-speed data compression, JPDC 13, 1991,
222-227.
90. C.T. Chen and T.R. Hsing, Digital coding techniques
for visual communications, JVCIR 2, 1991, 1-16.
91. H. Radha, R. Leonardi, M. Vetterli, and B. Naylor,
Binary space partitioning tree representation of
images, JVCIR 2, 1991, 201-221.
92. P. Strobach, Quadtree-structured recursive plane
decomposition coding of images, T-SP 39, 1991,
1380-1397.
93. J. Rissanen, Stochastic Complexity in Statistical
Inquiry, World Scientific, Singapore, 1989.
94. R.J. Marks II, Introduction to Shannon Sampling and
Interpolation Theory, Springer, Berlin, 1991.
95. Y.C. Hsueh, M.G. Chern, and C.H. Chu, Image
requantization by cardinality distribution, C&G 15,
1991, 397-405.
96. A.C. Barkans, Hardware-assisted polygon
antialiasing, CGA 11(1), 1991, 80-88.
97. E. Fiume, Coverage masks and convolution tables for
fast area sampling, GMIP 53, 1991, 25-30.
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98. N. Kiryati and A. Bruckstein, Gray levels can
improve the performance of binary image digitizers,
GMIP 53, 1991, 31-39.
99. H.J.A.M. Heijmans and A. Toet, Morphological
sampling, IU 54, 1991, 384-400.
100. J. Kovacevic and M. Vetterli, The commutativity of
up/downsampling in two dimensions, T-IT 37, 1991,
695-698.
101. P.W. Wong, On quantization errors in computer
vision, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 951-956.
102. J. Sullivan, L. Ray, and R. Miller, Design of
minimum visual modulation halftone patterns, T-
SMC 21, 1991, 33-38.
103. M.K. Brown, On quantization of noisy signals, T-
SP 39, 1991, 836-841.
104. S. Kollias and D. Anastassiou, A unified neural
network approach to digital image halftoning, T-
SP 39, 1991, 980-984.
105. C. Ai and A. Guoxiang, Removing the quantization
error by repeated observation, T-SP 39, 1991,
2317-2320.
106. A.J. Cole, Halftoning without dither or edge
enhancement, VC 7, 1991, 232-246.
107. A. Bani-Hashemi, Finding the aspect-ratio of an
imaging system, CVPR, 122-126.
108. L. Velho and J. de Miranda Gomes, Digital halftoning
with space filling curves, SIGGRAPH, 81-90.
109. A. Schilling, A new simple and efficient
antialiasing with subpixel masks, SIGGRAPH, 133-141.
110. X. Wu, An efficient antialiasing technique,
SIGGRAPH, 143-152.
111. D. Kirk and J. Arvo, Unbiased sampling techniques
for image synthesis, SIGGRAPH, 153-156.
112. A.S. Diamond, Handbook of Imaging Materials, Dekker,
New York, 1991.
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113. P.G. Roetling, ed., Journal of Electronic Imaging,
SPIE, 1992ff.
B.4. Processing, enhancement
114. T. Suzuki, H. Ogura, and S. Fujimura, eds., Noise
and Clutter Rejection in Radars and Imaging Sensors
(Proceedings of an International Symposium, Kyoto,
Japan, November 14-16, 1989), North-Holland,
Amsterdam, 1990.
115. Seventh IEEE Signal Processing Society Workshop on
Multidimensional Signal Processing, Lake Placid, NY,
September 23-25, 1991.
116. J. Hershey and R. Yarlagadda, eds., Digital Signal
Processing-A Review Journal, Academic Press, 1991ff.
117. F.A. Sadjadi, guest ed., Special Section on
Performance Evaluation of Signal and Image
Processing Systems, Optical Engineering 30(2),
February 1991, 140-194.
118. R. Lagendijk and J. Biemond, Iterative
Identification and Restoration of Images, Kluwer,
Norwell, MA, 1991.
119. M. Imme, A noise peak elimination filter, GMIP 53,
1991, 204-211.
120. M. Irani and S. Peleg, Improving resolution by image
registration, GMIP 53, 1991, 231-239.
121. L. Dash and B.N. Chatterji, Adaptive contrast
enhancement and de-enhancement, PR 24, 1991,
289-302.
122. M.K. Kundu and S.K. Pal, Automatic selection of
object enhancement operator with quantitative
justification based on fuzzy set theoretic measures,
PRL 11, 1990, 811-829.
123. R.H. Park and P. Meer, Edge-preserving artifact-free
smoothing with image pyramids, PRL 12, 1991,
467-475.
124. P. Saint-Marc, J.S. Chen, and G. Medioni, Adaptive
smoothing: A general tool for early vision, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 514-529.
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125. D. Eberly, H. Longbotham, and J. Aragon, Complete
classification of roots to one-dimensional median
and rank-order filters, T-SP 39, 1991, 197-200.
126. M. Juhola, J. Katajainen, and T. Raita, Comparison
of algorithms for standard median filtering, T-
SP 39, 1991, 204-208.
127. H. Sari-Sarraf and D. Brzakovic, Automated iterative
noise filtering, T-SP 39, 1991, 238-242.
128. O. Yli-Harja, J. Astola, and Y. Neuvo, Analysis of
the properties of median and weighted median filters
using threshold logic and stack filter
representation, T-SP 39, 1991, 395-410.
129. I. Pitas and A.N. Venetsanopoulos, Adaptive filters
based on order statistics, T-SP 39, 1991, 518-522.
130. G.R. Arce, Multistage order statistic filters for
image sequence processing, T-SP 39, 1991, 1146-1163.
131. S. Ranka and S. Sahni, Efficient serial and parallel
algorithms for median filtering, T-SP 29, 1991,
1462-1466.
132. Z.J. Gan and M. Mao, Two convergence theorems on
deterministic properties of median filters, T-SP 39,
1991, 1689-1691.
133. X. Nie and R. Unbehauen, Edge preserving filtering
by combining nonlinear mean and median filters, T-
SP 39, 1991, 2552-2554.
B.5. Optical processing
134. C.S. Williams and A. Becklund, Introduction to the
Optical Transfer Function, Wiley, New York, 1989.
135. J. Tsujiuchi, Y. Ichioka, and S. Ishihara, eds.,
Optical Computing (Kobe, Japan, April 8-12, 1990),
Proc. SPIE 1359.
136. G. Lebreton, ed., Optics for Computers:
Architectures and Technologies (The Hague, The
Netherlands, March 14-15, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1505.
137. D.M. Gookin, ed., Devices for Optical Processing
(San Diego, CA, July 23-24, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1562.
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138. J.A. Neff, ed., Optical Enhancements to Computing
Technology (San Diego, CA, July 22-23, 1991), Proc.
SPIE 1563.
139. B. Javidi, ed., Optical Information Processing
Systems and Architectures III (San Diego, CA, July
23-26, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1564.
B.6. Visual perception
140. D. Brogan, ed., Visual Search (Proceedings of the
First International Conference, Durham, UK,
September 5-9, 1988), Taylor and Francis, London,
1990.
141. Second International Conference on Visual Search,
Durham, UK, September 3-6, 1990.
142. B.E. Rogowitz, M.H. Brill, and J.P. Allebach, eds.,
Human Vision, Visual Processing, and Digital Display
II (San Jose, CA, February 27-March 1, 1991), Proc.
SPIE 1453.
143. Conference on Spatial Vision in Humans and Robots,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, June 18-22, 1991.
144. Understanding Vision: An Interdisciplinary
Perspective, Mind & Language 5(4), Winter 1990,
251-456.
145. J. Cronly-Dillon, ed., Vision and Visual
Dysfunction, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, 1990.
146. R.B. Willberg, ed., The Learning, Memory, and
Perception of Perceptual-Motor Skills (Human
Movement Science 9(3-5), 1990), North-Holland,
Amsterdam, 1991.
147. D.M. Lam and C.J. Shatz, eds., Development of the
Visual System, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1991.
148. R.H. Logie and M. Denis, eds., Mental Images in
Human Cognition, North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1991.
149. R. Finke, Creative Imagery-Discoveries and
Inventions in Visualization, Erlbaum, Hillsdale, NJ,
1990.
150. D.N. Osherson, S.M. Kosslyn, and J. Hollerbach,
Visual Cognition and Action, MIT Press, Cambridge,
MA, 1990.
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151. E.J. Gibson, An Odyssey in Learning and Perception,
MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1991.
152. M.S. Landy and J.A. Movshon, Computational Models of
Visual Processing, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1991.
153. T. Overington, Computer Vision-A Unified,
Biologically Inspired Approach, North-Holland,
Amsterdam, 1991.
154. K.H. Pribram, Brain and Perception-Holonomy and
Structure in Figural Processing, Erlbaum, Hillsdale,
NJ, 1991.
155. M. Tye, The Imagery Debate, MIT Press, Cambridge,
MA, 1991.
B.7. Neural networks
156. D.M. Lam and C.D. Gilbert, eds., Neural Mechanisms
of Visual Perception (Proceedings, Retina Research
Foundation Symposium, Woodlands, TX, April 14-15,
1989), MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1989.
157. R. Eckmuller, ed., Advanced Neural Computers
(International Symposium on Neural Networks for
Sensory and Motor Systems, Germany, March 1990),
North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1990.
158. F. Pasemann and H.D. Doebner, eds., Neurodynamics
(Proceedings, Summer Workshop, Clausthal, Germany,
July 17-20, 1990), World Scientific, Singapore,
1991.
159. M. Novak and E. Pelikan, eds., Theoretical Aspects
of Neurocomputing (Selected papers from NEURONET
'90, Symposium on Neural Networks and
Neurocomputing, Prague, Czechoslovakia, September
10-14, 1990), World Scientific, Singapore, 1991.
160. S.K. Rogers, ed., Applications of Artificial Neural
Networks (Orlando, FL, April 2-5, 1991), Proc. SPIE
1469.
161. E.R. Caianiello, ed., Parallel Architectures and
Neural Networks (Fourth Italian Workshop, Salerno,
Italy, May 8-11, 1991), World Scientific, Singapore,
1992.
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162. T. Kohonen, K. Makisara, O. Simula, and J. Kangas,
ed., Artificial Neural Networks (Proceedings of the
1991 International Conference, Espoo, Finland, June
24-28, 1991), North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1991.
163. IEEE Workshop on Neural Networks for Signal
Processing, Princeton, NJ, September 29-October 2,
1991.
164. Neuro-Nimes 91, Neural Networks and their
Applications, Nimes, France, November 4-8, 1991.
165. ANNIE '91, International Conference on Artificial
Neural Networks in Engineering, St. Louis, MO,
November 10-12, 1991.
166. Second International Conference on Artificial Neural
Networks, Bournemouth, UK, November 18-20, 1991.
167. M.S. Gazzaniga, ed., Journal of Cognitive
Neuroscience, MIT Press.
168. V.D. Sanchez A., ed., Neurocomputing, North-Holland,
1990ff.
169. B.W. Wah, guest ed., Special Issue on Artificial
Neural Networks, T-COMP 40(12), December 1991,
1317-1435.
170. M.A. Arbib and J.A. Robinson, eds., Natural and
Artificial Parallel Computation, MIT Press,
Cambridge, MA, 1990.
171. G.A. Carpenter and S. Grossberg, eds., Pattern
Recognition by Self-Organizing Neural Networks, MIT
Press, Cambridge, MA, 1991.
172. F.H. Eeckman, ed., Analysis and Modeling of Neural
Systems, Kluwer, Norwell, MA, 1991.
173. E. Gelenbe, ed., Neural Networks-Advances and
Applications, North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1991.
174. I.K. Sethi and A.K. Jain, eds., Artificial Neural
Networks and Statistical Pattern Recognition-Old and
New Connections, North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1991.
175. H. Wechsler, ed., Neural Networks for Perception-1.
Human and Machine Perception, Academic Press,
Boston, 1992.
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176. C.H. Chen, Neural Networks for Pattern Recognition
and their Applications, World Scientific, Singapore,
1990.
177. I. Aleksander and H. Morton, An Introduction to
Neural Computing, Van Nostrand, New York, 1991.
178. M. Caudill and C. Butler, Understanding Neural
Networks-Computer Explorations, MIT Press,
Cambridge, MA, 1991.
179. J. Dayhoff, Neural Network Architectures-An
Introduction, Van Nostrand, New York, 1991.
180. B. Kosko, Neural Networks and Fuzzy Systems,
Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1991.
181. S.K. Rogers and M. Kabrisky, An Introduction to
Biological and Artificial Neural Networks for
Pattern Recognition, TT 4, SPIE, Bellingham, WA,
1991.
182. P.D. Wasserman, Neural Computing-Advanced Methods,
Van Nostrand, New York, 1991.
183. P.D. Wasserman, Neural Computing-Theory and
Practice, Van Nostrand, New York, 1991.
184. Y.T. Zhou and R. Chellappa, Artificial Neural
Networks for Computer Vision, Springer, New York,
1992.
185. P.D. Wasserman and R.M. Oetzel, Neuralsource-The
Bibliographic Guide to Artificial Neural Networks,
Van Nostrand, New York, 1991.
B.8. Artificial Intelligence
186. P. Jorraud and V. Sgurev, eds., Artificial
Intelligence IV (Proceedings of the Fourth
International Conference on Artificial Intelligence:
Methodology, Systems, Applications, Albena,
Bulgaria, September 19-22, 1990), North-Holland,
Amsterdam, 1990.
187. Seventh IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence
Applications, Miami Beach, FL, February 24-28, 1991.
188. M.M. Trivedi, ed., Applications of Artificial
Intelligence IX (Orlando, FL, April 2-4, 1991),
Proc. SPIE 1468.
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189. AAAI-91, National Conference on Artificial
Intelligence, Anaheim, CA, July 14-19, 1991.
190. IJCAI-91, Twelfth International Conference on
Artificial Intelligence, Sydney, Australia, August
24-30, 1991.
191. N.G. Bourbakis, ed., International Journal on
Artificial Intelligence Tools, World Scientific,
1992ff.
192. D. Partridge and Y. Wilks, eds., The Foundations of
Artificial Intelligence-A Sourcebook, Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1990.
193. U. Montanari and F. Rossi, Constraint relaxation may
be perfect, AI 48, 1991, 143-170.
194. W.M. Lin and V.K. Prasanna Kumar, Parallel
algorithms and architectures for discrete relaxation
technique, CVPR, 514-519.
195. Z. Collin, R. Dechter, and S. Katz, On the
feasibility of distributed constraint satisfaction,
IJCAI, 318-324.
196. J.S. Albus, Outline for a theory of intelligence,
T-SMC 21, 1991, 473-509.
C. Applications
C.1. Documents
197. R. Plamondon and G. Leedham, eds., Computer
Processing of Handwriting (Graphonomics Society
Conference, Trondheim, Norway, July 1989), World
Scientific, Singapore, 1990.
198. From Pixels to Features III: International Workshop
on Frontiers in Handwriting Recognition (IWFHR-2),
Bonas, France, September 23-27, 1991.
199. ICDAR 91, First International Conference on Document
Analysis and Recognition, Saint-Malo, France,
September 30-October 2, 1991.
200. P.S.P. Wang, ed., Character and Handwriting
Recognition: Expanding Frontiers (IJPRAI 5(1-2),
June 1991, 1-382), World Scientific, Singapore,
1991.
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201. M.C. Mozer, The Perception of Multiple Objects-A
Connectionist Approach, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA,
1991.
202. S. Impedovo, L. Ottaviano, and S. Occhinegro,
Optical character recognition-A survey, IJPRAI 5,
1991, 1-24.
C.2. Biomedical
203. Biomedical Optics '91 (SPIE), Los Angeles, CA,
January 20-25, 1991.
204. R.H. Schneider, ed., Medical Imaging V: Image
Physics (San Jose, CA, February 25-26, 1991), Proc.
SPIE 1443.
205. Y. Kim, ed., Medical Imaging V: Image Capture,
Formatting, and Display (San Jose, CA, February
24-26, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1444.
206. M.H. Loew, ed., Medical imaging V: Image Processing
(San Jose, CA, February 27-March 1, 1991), Proc.
SPIE 1445.
207. R.G. Jost, ed., Medical Imaging V: PACS Design and
Evaluation (San Jose, CA, February 26-March 1,
1991), Proc. SPIE 1446.
208. A.C. Bovik and V. Howard, eds., Biomedical Image
Processing II (San Jose, CA, February 25-27, 1991),
Proc. SPIE 1450.
209. J.K. Udupa and G.T. Herman, eds., 3-D Imaging in
Medicine, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, 1990.
210. A.C. Bovik, guest ed., Special Issue: Three-
Dimensional Microscopy, MVA 4(4), Fall 1991,
211-285.
C.3. Human
211. N. Magnenat-Thalmann and D. Thalmann, Synthetic
Actors in Computer-Generated 3D Films, Springer,
Berlin, 1990.
212. V. Bruce and M. Burton, eds., Processing Images of
Faces, Ablex, Norwood, NJ, 1991.
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213. U. Grenander, Y. Chow, and D.M. Keenan, Hands: A
Pattern Theoretic Study of Biological Shapes,
Springer, Berlin, 1991.
214. N. Magnenat-Thalmann and D. Thalmann, Complex models
for animating synthetic actors, CGA 11(5), 1991,
32-44.
215. W. Long and Y.H. Yang, Log-Tracker: An attribute-
based approach to tracking human body motion,
IJPRAI 5, 1991, 439-458.
216. P.J. Benson and D.I. Perrett, Synthesizing
continuous-tone caricatures, IVC 9, 1991, 123-129.
217. Z.Q. Hong, Algebraic feature extraction of image for
recognition, PR 24, 1991, 211-219.
218. O. Nakamura, S. Mathur, and T. Minami,
Identification of human faces based on isodensity
maps, PR 24, 1991, 263-272.
219. J.S. Lipscomb, A trainable gesture recognizer,
PR 24, 1991, 895-907.
220. M. Nahas, H. Huitric, M. Rioux, and J. Domey, Facial
image synthesis using skin texture recording, VC 6,
1990, 337-343.
221. R. Boulic, N. Magnenat-Thalmann, and D. Thalmann, A
global human walking model with real-time kinematic
personification, VC 6, 1990, 344-358.
222. R. Maiocchi and B. Pernici, Directing an animated
scene with autonomous actors, VC 6, 1990, 359-371.
223. M.A. Shackleton and W.J. Welsh, Classification of
facial features for recognition, CVPR, 573-579.
224. M.A. Turk and A.P. Pentland, Face recognition using
eigenfaces, CVPR, 586-591.
225. M. Yamamoto and K. Koshikawa, Human motion analysis
based on a robot arm model, CVPR, 664-665.
226. H. Rijpkema and M. Girard, Computer animation of
knowledge-based human grasping, SIGGRAPH, 339-348.
227. M.H. Raibert and J.K. Hodgins, Animation of dynamic
legged locomotion, SIGGRAPH, 349-358.
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228. C.B. Phillips and N.I. Badler, Interactive behaviors
for bipedal articulated figures, SIGGRAPH, 359-362.
229. A. Shio and J. Sklansky, Segmentation of people in
motion, WVM, 325-332.
C.4. Industrial
230. IDENT/VISION (Fifth International Exhibition and
Conference on Automatic Identification and Sensor
Technologies; Fourth International Exhibition and
Conference on Applied Machine Vision and Artificial
Intelligence), Stuttgart, Germany, May 14-17, 1991.
231. Fourth World Conference on Robotics Research
(SME/RI), Pittsburgh, PA, September 17-19, 1991.
232. International Robots and Vision Automation Show and
Conference (RIA), Detroit, MI, October 21-24, 1991.
233. D.J. Svetkoff, ed., Optics, Illumination, and Image
Sensing for Machine Vision VI (Boston, MA, November
14-15, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1614.
234. W.E. Blanz and J.L.C. Sanz, guest eds., Special
Issue on Industrial Machine Vision Applications, MVA
4(1), Winter 1991, 1-54.
235. A.D. Marshall and R.R. Martin, Computer Vision,
Models, and Inspection, World Scientific, Singapore,
1992.
236. D. Petkovic and J. Wilder, Machine vision in the
1990s: Applications and how to get there, MVA 4,
1991, 113-126.
C.5. Robotic
237. M. Vidyasagar and M. Trivedi, eds., ISIR 91,
International Symposium on Intelligent Robotics
(Bangalore, India, January 2-5, 1991), Proc. SPIE
1571.
238. International Conference and Exhibition on Road
Transport Informatics (RTI) and Intelligent
Vehicle-Highway Systems (IVHS), Florence, Italy, May
20-24, 1991.
239. W.E. Stoney and J.D. Rosendahl, eds., Cooperative
Intelligent Robotics in Space (Boston, MA, November
12-14, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1612.
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240. W.J. Wolfe and W.H. Chun, eds., Mobile Robots VI
(Boston, MA, November 14-15, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1613.
241. SPIE Workshop on Intelligent Robotic Systems: Design
and Applications, Boston, MA, November 14, 1991.
242. AAAI Symposium on Sensory Aspects of Robotic
Intelligence, Monterey, CA, November 15-17, 1991.
243. A. Fijany and A. Bejczy, eds., Parallel Computation
Systems for Robotics-Algorithms and Architectures,
World Scientific, Singapore, 1991.
244. S.S. Iyengar and A. Elfes, eds., Autonomous Mobile
Robots: 1. Perception, Mapping, and Navigation; 2.
Planning, Control, and Architecture, IEEE Computer
Society Press, Washington, DC, 1991.
245. N. Ayache, Artificial Vision for Mobile Robots-
Stereo Vision and Multisensory Perception, MIT
Press, Cambridge, MA, 1991.
246. A. Flynn and J. Jones, Mobile Robots, Jones &
Bartlett, Boston, 1991.
247. D.W. Payton and T.E. Bihari, Intelligent real-time
control of robotic vehicles, Comm. ACM 34(8), 1991,
48-63.
248. C.E. Thorpe, Mobile robots, IJPRAI 5, 1991, 383-397.
249. R. Kuc and V.B. Viard, A physically based navigation
strategy for sonar-guided vehicles, IJRR 10, 1991,
75-87.
250. S.K. Singh and M.C. Leu, Manipulator motion planning
in the presence of obstacles and dynamic
constraints, IJRR 10, 1991, 171-187.
251. J.D. Crisman and J.A. Webb, The Warp machine on
Navlab, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 451-465.
252. S.Y. Chen and W.H. Tsai, Determination of robot
locations by common object shapes, T-RA 7, 1991,
149-156.
253. K.Y. Fok and M.R. Kabuka, An automatic navigation
system for vision guided vehicles using a double
heuristic and a finite state machine, T-RA 7, 1991,
181-189.
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254. I.J. Cox, Blanche-An experiment in guidance and
navigation of an autonomous robot vehicle, T-RA 7,
1991, 193-204.
255. Z. Shiller and Y.R. Gwo, Dynamic motion planning of
autonomous vehicles, T-RA 7, 1991, 241-249.
256. J. Borenstein and Y. Koren, The vector field
histogram-Fast obstacle avoidance for mobile robots,
T-RA 7, 1991, 278-288.
257. J.J. Leonard and H.F. Durrant-Whyte, Mobile robot
location by tracking geometric beacons, T-RA 7,
1991, 376-382.
258. J. Borenstein and Y. Koren, Histogramic in-motion
mapping for mobile robot obstacle avoidance, T-RA 7,
1991, 535-539.
259. A. Schweikard, Polynomial time collision detection
for manipulation paths specified by joint motions,
T-RA 7, 1991, 865-870.
260. A.J. Koivo and N. Houshangi, Real-time vision
feedback for servoing robotic manipulator with
self-tuning controller, T-SMC 21, 1991, 134-142.
261. Y. Yagi and M. Yachida, Real-time generation of
environmental map and obstacle avoidance using
omnidirectional image sensor with conic mirror,
CVPR, 160-165.
262. J.Y. Zheng, F. Kishino, Q. Chen, and S. Tsuji,
Active camera controlling for manipulation, CVPR,
413-418.
263. R. Talluri and J.K. Aggarwal, Positional estimation
of a mobile robot using edge visibility regions,
CVPR, 715-716.
264. W.K. Yeap, M.E. Jefferies, and P.S. Naylor, An MFIS
for computing a raw cognitive map, IJCAI, 373-378.
265. P. Stelmaszyk, H. Ishiguro, and S. Tsuji, Mobile
robot navigation by an active control of the vision
system, IJCAI, 1241-1246.
266. M.A. Abidi, R.O. Eason, and R.C. Gonzalez,
Autonomous robotic inspection and manipulation,
Computer 24(4), 1991, 17-31.
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267. M. Magee, W. Hoff, L. Gatrell, C. Sklair, and W.
Wolfe, Employing sensor repositioning to refine
spatial reasoning in an industrial robotic
environment, Applied Intelligence 1, 1991, 69-85.
268. A. Kuehnle, Symmetry-based recognition of vehicle
rears, PRL 12, 1991, 249-258.
269. M.K. Leung and T.S. Huang, An integrated approach to
3-D motion analysis and object recognition, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 1075-1084.
270. Y. Edan, T. Flash, U.M. Peiper, I. Shmulevich, and
Y. Sarig, Near-minimum-time task planning for
fruit-picking robots, T-RA 7, 1991, 48-56.
271. C.J. Tsikos and R.K. Bajcsy, Segmentation via
manipulation, T-RA 7, 1991, 306-319.
C.6. Remote sensing, reconnaissance
272. V. Libby, ed., Data Structures and Target
Classification (Orlando, FL, April 1-2, 1991), Proc.
SPIE 1470.
273. F.A. Sadjadi, ed., Automatic Object Recognition
(Orlando, FL, April 3-5, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1471.
274. S. Gowrinathan, R.J. Mataloni, and S.J. Schwartz,
eds., Surveillance Technologies (Orlando, FL, April
2-5, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1479.
275. O.E. Drummond, ed., Signal and Data Processing of
Small Targets 1991 (Orlando, FL, April 1-3, 1991),
Proc. SPIE 1481.
276. H.N. Nasr and M.E. Bazakos, eds., Signal and Image
Processing Systems Performance Evaluation,
Simulation, and Modeling (Orlando, FL, April 4-5,
1991), Proc. SPIE 1483.
277. P.N. Slater, ed., Future European and Japanese
Remote Sensing Sensors and Programs (Orlando, FL,
April 1-2, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1490.
278. R.T. Curran, J.A. Smith, and K. Watson, eds., Earth
and Atmospheric Remote Sensing (Orlando, FL, April
2-4, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1492.
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279. H.N. Nasr, ed., Image Understanding for Aerospace
Applications (Munich, Germany, June 13-14, 1991),
Proc. SPIE 1521.
280. T.W. Augustyn and P.A. Henkel, eds., Airborne
Reconnaissance XV (San Diego, CA, July 23-24, 1991),
Proc. SPIE 1538.
281. T. Matsuyama and V.S.S. Hwang, SIGMA-A Knowledge-
Based Aerial Image Understanding System, Van
Nostrand, New York, 1990.
282. A. Nafarieh and J.M. Keller, A fuzzy logic rule-
based automatic target recognizer, Intl. J.
Intelligent Systems 6, 1991, 295-312.
283. C.C. Chu and J.K. Aggarwal, The interpretation of
laser radar images by a knowledge-based system,
MVA 4, 1991, 145-163.
284. Z. Chen and S.Y. Ho, Computer vision for robust 3D
aircraft recognition with fast library search,
PR 24, 1991, 375-390.
285. C. Wang, L. Huang, and A. Rosenfeld, Detecting
clouds and cloud shadows on aerial photographs,
PRL 12, 1991, 55-64.
286. J. Van Cleynenbreugel, S.A. Osinga, F. Fierens, P.
Suetens, and A. Oosterlinck, Road extraction from
multi-temporal satellite images by an evidential
reasoning approach, PRL 12, 1991, 371-380.
287. W.K. Stewart, Remote-sensing issues for intelligent
underwater systems, CVPR, 230-235.
288. R.L. Vergnet, P. Saint-Marc, and J.L. Jezouin, A
generic bridge finder, DACBV, 176-185.
289. Second Symposium on Large Spatial Databases, Zurich,
Switzerland, August 28-30, 1991.
290. R. Laurini and D. Thompson, Fundamentals of Spatial
Information Systems, Academic Press, Boston, 1991.
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D. Architectures
D.1. General references
291. H. Burkhardt, Y. Neuvo, and J.C. Simon, eds., From
Pixels to Features II-Parallelism in Image
Processing (Proceedings of a Workshop, Bonas,
France, August 27-September 1, 1990), North-Holland,
Amsterdam, 1991.
292. B.P. Mathur and C. Koch, eds., Visual Information
Processing: From Neurons to Chips (Orlando, FL,
April 1-2, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1473.
293. Fifth International Parallel Processing Symposium,
Anaheim, CA, April 30-May 2, 1991.
294. Workshop on Algorithms and Parallel VLSI
Architectures II, Bonas, France, June 3-6, 1991.
295. M. Nivat, A. Saoudi, and P.S.P. Wang, eds.,
Proceedings of the International Colloquium on
Parallel Image Processing, Paris, France, June
17-19, 1991.
296. Twentieth International Conference on Parallel
Processing, St. Charles, IL, August 12-16, 1991.
297. ASAP '91, International Conference on Application-
Specific Array Processors, Costa Brava, Spain,
September 2-4, 1991.
298. B. Zavidovique and P.L. Wendel, eds., Computer
Architectures for Machine Perception (CAMP 91),
Paris, France, December 16-18, 1991.
299. M. Cosnard, ed., Parallel Processing Letters, World
Scientific, 1991ff.
300. M. Maresca and T.J. Fountain, guest eds., Special
Issue on Massively Parallel Computers, P-IEEE 79(4),
April 1991, 395-592.
301. V.K. Prasanna, guest ed., Special Issue on Massively
Parallel Computation, JPDC 13(2), October 1991,
123-255.
302. F. Dehne, guest ed., Special Issue on Parallel
Algorithms for Geometric Problems on Digitized
Pictures, Algorithmica 6(5), 1991, 621-769.
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303. H. Gutowitz, ed., Cellular Automata-Theory and
Experiment, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1991.
304. V.K. Prasanna Kumar, ed., Parallel Architectures and
Algorithms for Image Understanding, Academic Press,
Boston, 1991.
305. J.H. Reif, ed., Synthesis of Parallel Algorithms,
Morgan Kaufmann, San Mateo, CA, 1991.
306. E.V. Krishnamurthy, Parallel Processing: Principles
and Practice, Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1989.
307. S. Ranka and S. Sahni, Hypercube Algorithms with
Applications to Image and Pattern Recognition,
Springer, Berlin, 1990.
308. F.T. Leighton, Introduction to Parallel Algorithms
and Architectures: Arrays, Trees, and Hypercubes,
Morgan Kaufmann, San Mateo, CA, 1991.
D.2. Meshes, hypercubes, etc.
309. H.M. Alnuweiri and V.K. Prasanna Kumar (V.
Prasanna), Processor-time optimal parallel
algorithms for digitized images on mesh-connected
processor arrays, Algorithmica 6, 1991, 698-733.
310. F. Dehne, A.L. Hassenklover, J.R. Sack, and N.
Santoro, Computational geometry algorithms for the
systolic screen, Algorithmica 6, 1991, 734-761.
311. Y.M. Kim and T.H. Lai, The complexity of
congestion-1 embedding in a hypercube, J.
Algorithms 12, 1991, 246-280.
312. H.M. Alnuweiri and V.K. Prasanna, Optimal geometric
algorithms for digitized images on fixed-size linear
arrays and scan-line arrays, Distributed
Computing 5, 1991, 55-65.
313. J. Mycielski and D. Niwinski, Cellular automata on
trees, a model for parallel computation, Fundamenta
Informaticae XV, 1991, 139-144.
314. A. Gibbons and R. Ziani, The balanced binary tree
technique on mesh-connected computers, IPL 37, 1991,
101-109.
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315. P.F. Corbett and I.D. Scherson, A unified algorithm
for sorting on multidimensional mesh-connected
processors, IPL 37, 1991, 225-231.
316. E.L. Leiss and H.N. Reddy, Embedding complete binary
trees into hypercubes, IPL 38, 1991, 197-199.
317. S. Latifi, Distributed subcube identification
algorithms for reliable hypercubes, IPL 38, 1991,
315-321.
318. I.D. Scherson and P.F. Corbett, Communications
overhead and the expected speedup of
multidimensional mesh-connected parallel processors,
JPDC 11, 1991, 86-96.
319. K. Efe, Embedding mesh of trees into the hypercube,
JPDC 11, 1991, 222-230.
320. R. Varadarajan, Embedding shuffle networks in
hypercubes, JPDC 11, 1991, 252-256.
321. D.P. Bertsekas, C. Ozveren, G.D. Stamoulis, P.
Tseng, and N.H. Tsitsiklis, Optimal communication
algorithms for hypercubes, JPDC 11, 1991, 263-275.
322. D. Sitaram, I. Koren, and C.M. Krishna, A random,
distributed algorithm to embed trees in partially
faulty processor arrays, JPDC 12, 1991, 1-11.
323. J.P. Strong, Computations on the massive parallel
processor at the Goddard Space Flight Center, P-
IEEE 79, 1991, 548-558.
324. M. Simmen, Comments on broadcast algorithms for
two-dimensional grids, PC 17, 1991, 109-112.
325. M.Y. Chan, Embedding of grids into optimal
hypercubes, SIAM JC 20, 1991, 834-864.
326. J.A. Ellis, Embedding rectangular grids into square
grids, T-COMP 40, 1991, 46-52.
327. A. Bar-Noy and D. Peleg, Square meshes are not
always optimal, T-COMP 40, 1991, 196-204.
328. T.H. Lai and A.P. Sprague, Placement of the
processors on a hypercube, T-COMP 40, 1991, 714-722.
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329. A.J. Gupta and S.E. Hambrusch, Embedding complete
binary trees into butterfly networks, T-COMP 40,
1991, 853-863.
330. R. Beivide, E. Herrada, J.L. Balcazar, and A.
Arruabarrena, Optimal distance networks of low
degree for parallel computers, T-COMP 40, 1991,
1109-1124.
331. K. Efe, A variation on the hypercube with lower
diameter, T-COMP 40, 1991, 1312-1316.
332. K. Li and K.H. Cheng, Job scheduling in a
partitionable mesh using a two-dimensional buddy
system partitioning scheme, IEEE Trans. on Parallel
and Distributed Systems 2, 1991, 413-422.
D.3. Other systems, etc.
333. K. Hwang, H.M. Alnuweiri, V.K. Prasanna Kumar, and
D. Kim, Orthogonal multiprocessor sharing memory
with an enhanced mesh for integrated image
understanding, IU 53, 1991, 31-45.
334. C. Weems, E. Riseman, A. Hanson, and A. Rosenfeld,
The DARPA image understanding benchmark for parallel
computers, JPDC 11, 1991, 1-24.
335. D.L. Lee, Design of an array processor for image
processing, JPDC 11, 1991, 163-169.
336. A. Krikelis, Computer vision applications with the
Associative String Processor, JPDC 13, 1991,
170-184.
337. F. Weil, L.H. Jamieson, and E.J. Delp, Dynamic
intelligent scheduling and control of reconfigurable
architectures for computer vision/image processing,
JPDC 13, 1991, 273-285.
338. A. Torralba, A systolic array with applications to
image processing and wire-routing in VLSI circuits,
PC 17, 1991, 85-93.
339. C.C. Weems, Architectural requirements of image
understanding with respect to parallel processing,
P-IEEE 79, 1991, 537-547.
340. E.R. Komen, Efficient parallelism using indirect
addressing in SIMD processor arrays, PRL 12, 1991,
279-289.
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341. M.M. Eshaghian, Parallel algorithms for image
processing on OMC, T-COMP 40, 1991, 827-833.
342. M.J. Irwin and R.M. Owens, A two-dimensional,
distributed logic architecture, T-COMP 40, 1991,
1094-1101.
343. W.B. Baringer, R.W. Brodersen, and D. Petkovic,
Computer vision hardware using the Radon transform,
CVPR, 508-513.
344. M.C. Herbordt, C.C. Weems, and M.J. Scudder, A
computational framework and SIMD algorithm for low
level support of intermediate level vision
processing, CVPR, 740-741.
345. R.L. Kerr and P.C.Y. Sheu, SPARQ: Spatial
relationship query based on spatial decomposition,
C&G 15, 1991, 267-284.
346. C. Blum, G.R. Hofmann, and D. Kromker, Requirements
for the First International Imaging Standard,
CGA 11(2), 1991, 61-70.
347. C.C. Chang and S.Y. Lee, Retrieval of similar
pictures on pictorial databases, PR 24, 1991,
675-680.
348. S.Y. Lee and F.J. Hsu, Picture algebra for spatial
reasoning of iconic images represented in 2D C-
string, PRL 12, 1991, 425-435.
349. M.R. Dobie and P.H. Lewis, Data structures for image
processing in C, PRL 12, 1991, 457-466.
350. H. Kitano, J. Hendler, T. Higuchi, D. Moldovan, and
D. Waltz, Massively parallel artificial
intelligence, IJCAI, 557-562.
E. Computational Techniques
E.1. Image operations
351. Z.Z. Manseur and D.C. Wilson, Decomposition methods
for convolution operators, GMIP 53, 1991, 428-434.
352. W.T. Freeman and E.H. Adelson, The design and use of
steerable filters, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 891-906.
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353. J.L. Wu and Y.M. Huang, Comments on ``An FFT
algorithm with a modularized structure for computing
2-D cyclic convolutions'', T-SP 39, 1991, 1238.
354. S.E. Reichenbach and S.K. Park, Small convolution
kernels for high-fidelity image restoration, T-
SP 39, 1991, 2263-2274.
355. P. Perona, Deformable kernels for early vision,
CVPR, 222-227.
356. S.J. Crabtree Jr., L.P. Yuan, and R. Ehrlich, A fast
and accurate erosion-dilation method suitable for
microcomputers, GMIP 53, 1991, 283-290.
357. P.D. Gader, Separable decompositions and
approximations of greyscale morphological templates,
IU 53, 1991, 288-296.
358. C. Ronse and H.J.A.M. Heijmans, The algebraic basis
of mathematical morphology II. Openings and
closings, IU 54, 1991, 74-97.
359. K. Preston Jr., Three-dimensional mathematical
morphology, IVC 9, 1991, 285-295.
360. D. Schonfeld and J. Goutsias, On the morphological
representation of binary images in a noisy
environment, JVCIR 2, 1991, 17-30.
361. E.R. Dougherty, Application of the Hausdorff metric
in gray-scale mathematical morphology via truncated
umbrae, JVCIR 2, 1991, 177-187.
362. M. Schmitt, Variations on a theme in binary
mathematical morphology, JVCIR 2, 1991, 244-258.
363. F.Y.C. Shih and O.R. Mitchell, Decomposition of
gray-scale morphological structuring elements,
PR 24, 1991, 195-203.
364. S. Hazout and N.Q. Nguyen, Image analysis by
morphological automata, PR 24, 1991, 401-408.
365. H. Yamada, K. Yamamoto, T. Saito, and S. Matsui,
MAP: Multi-angled parallelism for feature extraction
from topographic maps, PR 24, 1991, 479-488.
366. D. Schonfeld and J. Goutsias, Optimal morphological
pattern restoration from noisy binary images, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 14-29.
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367. J. Xu, Decomposition of convex polygonal
morphological structuring elements into neighborhood
subsets, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 153-162.
368. C.H. Richardson and R.W. Schafer, A lower bound for
structuring element decompositions, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
365-369.
369. H.J.A.M. Heijmans, Theoretical aspects of gray-level
morphology, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 568-582.
370. I.D. Svalbe, The geometry of basis sets for
morphologic closing, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1214-1224.
371. J. Goutsias and D. Schonfeld, Morphological
representation of discrete and binary images, T-
SP 39, 1991, 1369-1379.
372. E.R. Dougherty, G.R. Arce, and C.G. Boncelet Jr.,
eds., Nonlinear Image Processing II (San Jose, CA,
February 28-March 1, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1451.
373. P.D. Gader and E.R. Dougherty, eds., Image Algebra
and Morphological Image Processing II (San Diego,
CA, July 23-24, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1568.
374. D. Eberly and D. Wenzel, Adaptation of group
algebras to signal and image processing, GMIP 53,
1991, 340-348.
E.2. Multiresolution
375. S.B.M. Bell and F.C. Holroyd, Tesseral amalgamators
and hierarchical tessellations, IVC 9, 1991,
313-328.
376. A.D. Jepson and D.J. Fleet, Phase singularities in
scale-space, IVC 9, 1991, 338-343.
377. T. Lindeberg and J.O. Eklundh, On the computation of
a scale-space primal sketch, JVCIR 2, 1991, 55-78.
378. A. Montanvert, P. Meer, and A. Rosenfeld,
Hierarchical image analysis using irregular
tessellations, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 307-316.
379. S. Ranganath, Image filtering using multiresolution
representations, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 426-440.
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380. Z.Q. Liu, R. Rangayyan, and C.B. Frank, Directional
analysis of images in scale space, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
1185-1192.
381. A. Morales and R. Acharya, An image pyramid with
morphological operators, CVPR, 526-531.
382. G. Beylkin, R. Coifman, I. Daubechies, S. Mallat, Y.
Meyer, L. Raphael, and M.B. Ruskai, Wavelets and
their Applications, Jones & Bartlett, Boston, 1991.
383. S. Mallat, Zero-crossings of a wavelet transform,
T-IT 37, 1991, 1019-1033.
E.3. Transformations, calibration
384. R.J. Schalkoff and H. Nag, Decomposition and
parallel architecture for the geometric
transformation of digital images, IVC 9, 1991,
275-284.
385. D.A. Butler and P.K. Pierson, A distortion-
correction scheme for industrial machine-vision
applications, T-RA 7, 1991, 546-551.
386. H.D. Cheng, Y.Y. Tang, and C.Y. Suen, VLSI
architectures for image transformation, T-SMC 21,
1991, 409-413.
387. D.J. Bennett, D. Geiger, and J.M. Hollerbach,
Autonomous robot calibration for hand-eye
coordination, IJRR 10, 1991, 550-559.
388. R.J. Holt and A.N. Netravali, Camera calibration
problem: Some new results, IU 54, 1991, 368-383.
389. P. Puget and S. Skordas, Calibrating a mobile
camera, IVC 8, 1990, 341-348.
390. W. Chen and B.C. Jiang, 3-D camera calibration using
vanishing point concept, PR 24, 1991, 57-67.
391. M.A. Penna, Determining camera parameters from the
perspective projection of a quadrilateral, PR 24,
1991, 533-541.
392. R. Mohr and E. Arbogast, It can be done without
camera calibration, PRL 12, 1991, 39-43.
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393. L.L. Wang and W.H. Tsai, Camera calibration by
vanishing lines for 3-D computer vision, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 370-376.
394. M.A. Penna, Camera calibration: A quick and easy way
to determine the scale factor, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
1240-1245.
395. M.R. Driels and U.S. Pathre, Vision-based automatic
theodolite for robot calibration, T-RA 7, 1991,
351-360.
396. H.J. Lee and C.T. Deng, Camera models using multiple
frames, CVPR, 127-132.
397. G.Q. Wei and S.D. Ma, Two plane camera calibration:
A unified model, CVPR, 133-138.
E.4. Interpolation, etc.
398. K.W. Brodlie and S. Butt, Preserving convexity using
piecewise cubic interpolation, C&G 15, 1991, 15-23.
399. H. Li and S.Q. Liu, Shape controls in rational
beta-splines, C&G 15, 1991, 25-28.
400. M.E. Agishtein and A.A. Migdal, Smooth surface
reconstruction from scattered data points, C&G 15,
1991, 29-39.
401. B. Pham and H. Schroder, Parallel algorithms and a
systolic device for cubic B-spline curve and surface
generation, C&G 15, 1991, 349-354.
402. G. Wang and W. Xu, The termination criterion for
subdivision of the rational Bezier curves, GMIP 53,
1991, 93-96.
403. S.L. Hakimi and E.F. Schmeichel, Fitting polygonal
functions to a set of points in the plane, GMIP 53,
1991, 132-136.
404. P.J. Barry and R.N. Goldman, Interpolation and
approximation of curves and surfaces using Polya
polynomials, GMIP 53, 1991, 137-148.
405. H. Aoyama and M. Kawagoe, A piecewise linear
approximation method preserving visual feature
points of original figures, GMIP 53, 1991, 435-446.
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406. M.E. Hohmeyer and B.A. Barsky, Skinning rational B-
spline curves to construct an interpolatory surface,
GMIP 53, 1991, 511-521.
407. K.L. Chung and F.C. Lin, A cost-optimal parallel
algorithm for B-spline surface fitting, GMIP 53,
1991, 601-605.
408. G.M. Megson, Systolic algorithms for B-spline patch
generation, JPDC 11, 1991, 231-238.
409. P. Soille, Spatial distributions from contour lines:
An efficient methodology based on distance
transformations, JVCIR 2, 1991, 138-150.
410. H.C. Hsieh and W.T. Chang, Analog computation
structure for surface reconstruction, JVCIR 2, 1991,
381-394.
411. B.B. Chaudhuri and G.P. Samanta, Elliptic fit of
objects in two and three dimensions by moment of
inertia optimization, PRL 12, 1991, 1-7.
412. B.K. Ray and K.S. Ray, A new approach to polygonal
approximation, PRL 12, 1991, 229-234.
413. M. Unser, A. Aldroubi, and M. Eden, Fast B-spline
transforms for continuous image representation and
interpolation, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 277-285.
414. R.V. Klassen, Integer forward differencing of cubic
polynomials: Analysis and algorithms, TOG 10, 1991,
152-181.
415. D.J. Walton and R. Xu, Turning point preserving
planar interpolation, TOG 10, 1991, 297-311.
416. A. Meyer, A linear time Oslo algorithm, TOG 10,
1991, 312-318.
417. S.L. Lee and A.A. Majid, Closed smooth piecewise
bicubic surfaces, TOG 10, 1991, 342-365.
418. H. Pottmann, Locally controllable conic splines with
curvature continuity, TOG 10, 1991, 366-377.
419. S.S. Sinha and B.G. Schunck, Surface approximation
using weighted splines, CVPR, 44-49.
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420. D. Terzopoulos and M. Vasilescu, Sampling and
reconstruction with adaptive meshes, CVPR, 70-75.
421. L. Liu, B.G. Schunck, and C.R. Meyer, Optimal
contour approximation by deformable piecewise cubic
splines, CVPR, 638-643.
E.5. Estimation
422. R. Szeliski, Bayesian modeling of uncertainty in
low-level vision, IJCV 5, 1990, 271-301.
423. P. Meer, D. Mintz, A. Rosenfeld, and D.Y. Kim,
Robust regression methods for computer vision: A
review, IJCV 6, 1991, 59-70.
424. Y.P. Hung, D.B. Cooper, and B. Cernuschi-Frias,
Asymptotic Bayesian surface estimation using an
image sequence, IJCV 6, 1991, 105-132.
425. G. Hager and M. Mintz, Computational methods for
task-directed sensor data fusion and planning,
IJRR 10, 1991, 285-313.
426. T. Taxt and E. Bolivken, Relaxation using models
from quantum mechanics, PR 24, 1991, 695-709.
427. D.B. Sher, Minimizing the cost of errors with a
Markov random field, PRL 12, 1991, 85-89.
428. D. Sofer, Constraint networks in vision, T-COMP 40,
1991, 1359-1367.
429. R.M. Bolle and B.C. Vemuri, On three-dimensional
surface reconstruction methods, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
1-13.
430. A.M. Thompson, J.C. Brown, J.W. Kay, and D.M.
Titterington, A study of methods of choosing the
smoothing parameter in image restoration by
regularization, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 326-339.
431. D. Geiger and F. Girosi, Parallel and deterministic
algorithms from MRF's: Surface reconstruction, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 401-412.
432. J. Bigun, G.H. Granlund, and J. Wiklund,
Multidimensional orientation estimation with
applications to texture analysis and optical flow,
T-PAMI 13, 1991, 775-790.
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433. M.A. Snyder, On the mathematical foundations of
smoothness constraints for the determination of
optical flow and for surface reconstruction, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 1105-1114.
434. G. Taubin, Estimation of planar curves, surfaces,
and nonplanar space curves defined by implicit
equations with applications to edge and range image
segmentation, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1115-1138.
435. F.C. Jeng and J.W. Woods, Compound Gauss-Markov
random fields for image estimation, T-SP 39, 1991,
683-697.
436. J.A. Fessler, Nonparametric fixed-interval smoothing
with vector splines, T-SP 39, 1991, 852-859.
437. J.A. Fessler, Nonparametric fixed-inverval smoothing
of nonlinear vector-valued measurements, T-SP 39,
1991, 907-913.
438. P.L. Combettes and H.J. Trussell, The use of noise
properties in set theoretic estimation, T-SP 39,
1991, 1630-1641.
439. P.L. Combettes and H.J. Trussell, Set theoretic
estimation by random search, T-SP 39, 1991,
1669-1671.
440. M.I. Sezan and H.J. Trussell, Prototype image
constraints for set-theoretic image restoration, T-
SP 39, 1991, 2275-2285.
441. G.G. Gu and M.A. Gennert, Boundary element methods
for solving Poisson equations in computer vision
problems, CVPR, 546-551.
442. A. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, guest ed., Special
Issue-Simulated Annealing, Algorithmica 6(3), 1991,
295-478.
F. Feature Detection, Segmentation, Image Analysis
F.1. Features
443. K. Sauer, Enhancement of low bit-rate coded images
using edge detection and estimation, GMIP 53, 1991,
52-62.
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444. I. Defee and Y. Neuvo, Median-based zero-crossing
edge detectors for closely spaced edges, GMIP 53,
1991, 196-203.
445. D. Brzakovic, R. Patton, and R.L. Wang, Rule-based
multitemplate edge detectors, GMIP 53, 1991,
258-268.
446. D. Brzakovic, A. Linkopoulos, and L. Hong, Spline
models for boundary detection/description:
Formulation and performance evaluation, GMIP 53,
1991, 392-401.
447. C. David and S.W. Zucker, Potentials, valleys, and
dynamic global coverings, IJCV 5, 1990, 219-238.
448. A.D. Berger and P.K. Khosla, Using tactile data for
real-time feedback, IJRR 10, 1991, 88-102.
449. L.D. Cohen, On active contour models and balloons,
IU 53, 1991, 211-218.
450. S. Sarkar and K.L. Boyer, Optimal infinite impulse
response zero crossing based edge detectors, IU 54,
1991, 224-243.
451. R. Safaee-Rad, I. Tchoukanov, B. Benhabib, and K.C.
Smith, Accurate parameter estimation of quadratic
curves from grey-level images, IU 54, 1991, 259-274.
452. K.N. Nordstrom, Biased anisotropic diffusion: A
unified regularization and diffusion approach to
edge detection, IVC 8, 1990, 318-327.
453. J.P. Oakley and R.T. Shann, Efficient method for
finding the position of object boundaries to sub-
pixel precision, IVC 9, 1991, 262-272.
454. V. Lacroix, Edge detection: What about rotation
invariance?, PRL 11, 1990, 797-802.
455. S. Lu and A. Szeto, Improving edge measurement on
noisy images by hierarchical neural networks,
PRL 12, 1991, 155-164.
456. Q.M. Wu and M.G. Rodd, Fast boundary extraction for
industrial inspection, PRL 12, 1991, 483-489.
457. U. Seeger and R. Seeger, A fast algorithm for
encoding the image structure by edge directions,
PRL 12, 1991, 611-617.
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458. Q.M. Zhu, Y.Y. Hung, S.H. Tang, and D.H. Shi, Edge
extraction by active defocusing, Spatial Vision 5,
1991, 253-267.
459. M.H. Chen, D. Lee, and T. Pavlidis, Residual
analysis for feature detection, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
30-40.
460. M. Unser, A. Aldroubi, and M. Eden, Recursive
regularization filters: Design, properties, and
applications, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 272-277.
461. M. Petrou and J. Kittler, Optimal edge detectors for
ramp edges, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 483-491.
462. S. Sarkar and K.L. Boyer, On optimal infinite
impulse response edge detection filters, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 1154-1171.
463. E.R. Hancock and J. Kittler, Adaptive estimation of
hysteresis thresholds, CVPR, 196-201.
464. D. Lee and G.W. Wasilkowski, Discontinuity detection
and thresholding-A stochastic approach, CVPR,
208-214.
465. M. Gokmen and C.C. Li, Edge detection using refined
regularization, CVPR, 215-221.
466. B.S. Manjunath and R. Chellappa, A computational
approach to boundary detection, CVPR, 358-363.
467. T.E. Boult and L.B. Wolff, Physically based edge
labeling, CVPR, 656-662.
468. L. Liu, B.G. Schunck, and C.R. Meyer, Multi-
dimensional robust edge detection, CVPR, 698-699.
469. E.B. Gamble Jr., A discontinuity detector based on
the pervasive noise in surface property data, CVPR,
757-758.
470. D. Ziou, Line detection using an optimal IIR filter,
PR 24, 1991, 465-478.
471. K. Brunnstrom, J.O. Eklundh, and T. Lindeberg, On
scale and resolution in active analysis of local
image structure, IVC 8, 1990, 289-296.
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472. N. Ranganathan and S.J. Nichani, A VLSI architecture
for a half-edge-based corner detector, MVA 4, 1991,
165-181.
473. J. Cooper, S. Venkatesh, and L. Kitchen, Early
jump-out corner detectors, CVPR, 688-689.
474. D.J. Beymer, Finding junctions using the image
gradient, CVPR, 720-721.
F.2. Segmentation
475. S.Y. Chen, W.C. Lin, and C.T. Chen, Split-and-merge
image segmentation based on localized feature
analysis and statistical tests, GMIP 53, 1991,
457-475.
476. R.J. Whatmough, Automatic threshold selection from a
histogram using the ``exponential hull'', GMIP 53,
1991, 592-600.
477. D. Geiger and A. Yuille, A common framework for
image segmentation, IJCV 6, 1991, 227-243.
478. N.R. Pal and S.K. Pal, Image model, Poisson
distribution and object extraction, IJPRAI 5, 1991,
459-483.
479. W. Dickson, Feature grouping in a hierarchical
probabilistic network, IVC 9, 1991, 51-57.
480. T. Reed and H. Wechsler, Spatial/spatial-frequency
representations for image segmentation and grouping,
IVC 9, 1991, 175-193.
481. T.B. Berg, S.D. Kim, and H.J. Siegel, Limitations
imposed on mixed-mode performance of optimized
phases due to temporal juxtaposition, JPDC 13, 1991,
154-169.
482. A.A. Rodriguez and O.R. Mitchell, Image segmentation
by successive background extraction, PR 24, 1991,
409-420.
483. M.H. Benteftifa and L. Kurz, Two-dimensional object
detection in correlated noise, PR 24, 1991, 755-773.
484. M. Spann, Figure/ground separation using stochastic
pyramid relinking, PR 24, 1991, 993-1002.
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485. W. Snyder, G. Bilbro, A. Logenthiran, and S. Rajala,
Optimal thresholding-A new approach, PRL 11, 1990,
803-810.
486. S.K. Pal and A. Ghosh, Index of area coverage of
fuzzy image subsets and object extraction, PRL 11,
1990, 831-841.
487. Y.J. Zhang and J. Gerbrands, Transition region
determination based thresholding, PRL 12, 1991,
13-23.
488. G. Jumarie, Contour detection by using information
theory of deterministic functions, PRL 12, 1991,
25-29.
489. A.D. Brink, Comments on grey-level thresholding of
images using a correlation criterion, PRL 12, 1991,
91-92.
490. H. Luijendijk, Automatic threshold selection using
histograms based on the count of 4-connected
regions, PRL 12, 1991, 219-228.
491. F. Morii, A note on minimum error thresholding,
PRL 12, 1991, 349-351.
492. C.A. Sher and A. Rosenfeld, Pyramid cluster
detection and delineation by consensus, PRL 12,
1991, 477-482.
493. S.P. Liou, A.H. Chiu, and R.C. Jain, A parallel
technique for signal-level perceptual organization,
T-PAMI 13, 1991, 317-325.
494. J.M. Jolion, P. Meer, and S. Bataouche, Robust
clustering with applications in computer vision, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 791-802.
495. J.R. Parker, Gray level thresholding in badly
illuminated images, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 813-819.
496. J. Shah, Segmentation by nonlinear diffusion, CVPR,
202-207.
497. D.P. Huttenlocher, Finding convex edge groupings in
an image, CVPR, 406-412.
498. K. Keeler, Map representations and coding based
priors for segmentation, CVPR, 420-425.
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499. V.A. Topkar, A.K. Sood, and B. Kjell, Object
detection using contrast based scale space, CVPR,
700-701.
500. T. Darrell and A. Pentland, On the representation of
occluded shapes, CVPR, 728-729.
501. D.A. Trytten and M. Tuceryan, Segmentation and
grouping of object boundaries using energy
minimization, CVPR, 730-731.
502. B. Bhanu, J. Ming, and S. Lee, Closed-loop adaptive
image segmentation, CVPR, 734-735.
503. A. Shimaya and I. Yoroizawa, A cognitive model of
figure segregation, IJCAI, 366-372.
F.3. Image analysis
504. Active Vision Workshop, Chicago, IL, August 5-7,
1991.
505. D. Chapman, Vision, Instruction, and Action, MIT
Press, Cambridge, MA, 1991.
506. D.H. Ballard, Animate vision, AI 48, 1991, 57-86.
507. T.B. Kane, P. McAndrew, and A.M. Wallace, Model-
based object recognition using probabilistic logic
and maximum entropy, IJPRAI 5, 1991, 425-437.
508. A. Meisels, O. Hason, and H. Hess, Quantification
and abstraction: Low level tokens for object
extraction, IVC 9, 1991, 151-159.
509. P. Fua and A.J. Hanson, An optimization framework
for feature extraction, MVA 4, 1991, 59-87.
510. A. Meisels, Levels of knowledge for object
extraction, MVA 4, 1991, 183-192.
511. T.M. Strat and M.A. Fischler, Context-based vision:
Recognizing objects using information from both 2-D
and 3-D imagery, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1050-1065.
512. L. Stark and K. Bowyer, Achieving generalized object
recognition through reasoning about association of
function to structure, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1097-1104.
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513. L. Stark and K. Bowyer, Generic recognition through
qualitative reasoning about 3-D shape and object
function, CVPR, 251-256.
514. H.I. Bozma and J.S. Duncan, Integration of vision
modules: A game-theoretic framework, CVPR, 501-507.
515. R.D. Rimey and C.M. Brown, Sequences, structure, and
active vision, CVPR, 706-707.
516. T.M. Strat and M.A. Fischler, Natural object
recognition: A theoretical framework and its
implementation, IJCAI, 1264-1270.
517. S.S. Chen, ed., Advances in Spatial Reasoning,
Ablex, Norwood, NJ, 1990.
518. R.B. Fisher and M.J.L. Orr, Geometric reasoning in a
parallel network, IJRR 10, 1991, 103-122.
519. H. Iba and H. Inoue, Reasoning of geometric concepts
based on algebraic constraint-directed method,
IJCAI, 143-149.
520. N.H. Narayanan and B. Chandrasekaran, Reasoning
visually about spatial interactions, IJCAI, 360-365.
521. Y. Suganuma, Learning structures of visual patterns
from single instances, AI 50, 1991, 1-36.
522. T. Ichikawa, E. Jungert, and R.R. Korfhage, eds.,
Visual Languages and Applications, Van Nostrand, New
York, 1990.
523. S.K. Chang, Visual Languages and Visual Programming,
Van Nostrand, New York, 1990.
524. P. McCorduck, Aaron's Code, Freeman, New York, 1991.
525. J. Geller, Propositional representation for
graphical knowledge, Intl. J. Man-Machine
Studies 34, 1991, 97-131.
526. H. Ehrig, H.J. Kreowski, and G. Rozenberg, Graph
Grammars and their Applications to Computer Science,
Springer, Berlin, 1991.
527. J. Hromkovik, K. Inoue, A. Ito, and I. Takanami, On
the power of two-dimensional synchronized
alternating finite automata, Fundamenta
Informaticae XV, 1991, 90-98.
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528. W. Rytter and A. Saoudi, On the complexity of the
recognition of parallel 2D-image languages, IPL 38,
1991, 225-229.
529. E.M. Ehlers and S.H. Von Solms, Random context
structure grammars and automata-A formal approach,
IS 53, 1991, 159-183.
530. A. Szepietowski, On three-way two-dimensional
multicounter automata, IS 55, 1991, 35-47.
531. K. Inoue and I. Takanami, A survey of two-
dimensional automata theory, IS 55, 1991, 99-121.
532. W.A. Baldwin and G.O. Strawn, Multidimensional
trees, TCS 84, 1991, 293-311.
533. N. Nirmal and R. Rama, Machine characterization of
(E0L-E0L) array languages, TCS 87, 1991, 329-346.
534. K. Aizawa and A. Nakamura, Graph grammars with
path-controlled embedding, TCS 88, 1991, 151-170.
G. 2D Shape; Pattern
G.1. Representations, recognition; topology
535. S. Chaudhury, S. Subramanian, and G. Parthasarathy,
Recognition of partial planar shapes in limited
memory environments, IJPRAI 4, 1990, 603-628.
536. B. Yu, X. Lin, and Y. Wu, The tree representation of
the graph used in binary image processing, IPL 37,
1991, 53-59.
537. I. Itzkovich and A. Kandel, Machine vision
perception based on symbolic two dimensional shape
description, IS 59, 1992, 213-243, 245-277.
538. M.R. Lattanzi and C.A. Shaffer, An optimal boundary
to quadtree conversion algorithm, IU 53, 1991,
303-312.
539. P.K. Ghosh, An algebra of polygons through the
notion of negative shapes, IU 54, 1991, 119-144.
540. K.B. Eom and J. Park, Shape recognition by a scale-
invariant model, J. Systems Integration 1, 1991,
215-233.
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541. F.Y. Shih, Object representation and recognition
using mathematical morphology model, J. Systems
Integration 1, 1991, 235-256.
542. D. Zhao and D.G. Daut, Morphological hit-or-miss
transformation for shape recognition, JVCIR 2, 1991,
230-243.
543. E. Salari and S. Balaji, Recognition of partially
occluded objects using B-spline representation,
PR 24, 1991, 653-660.
544. I. Dinstein, G.M. Landau, and G. Guy, Parallel (PRAM
EREW) algorithms for contour-based 2D shape
recognition, PR 24, 1991, 929-942.
545. C.C. Chang, S.M. Hwang, and D.J. Buehrer, A shape
recognition scheme based on relative distances of
feature points from the centroid, PR 24, 1991,
1053-1063.
546. A. Bengtsson and J.O. Eklundh, Shape representation
by multiscale contour approximation, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 85-93.
547. Y. He and A. Kundu, 2-D shape classification using
hidden Markov model, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1172-1184.
548. Y. He and A. Kundu, Planar shape classification
using hidden Markov model, CVPR, 10-15.
549. A. Califano and R. Mohan, Multidimensional indexing
for recognizing visual shapes, CVPR, 28-34.
550. G. Dudek and J.K. Tsotsos, Shape representation and
recognition from curvature, CVPR, 35-41.
551. M.J. Atallah, S.E. Hambrusch, and L.E. TeWinkel,
Topological numbering of features on a mesh,
Algorithmica 6, 1991, 762-769.
552. T.Y. Kong, R. Kopperman, and P.R. Meyer, A
topological approach to digital topology, American
Mathematical Monthly 92, 1991, 901-917.
553. C.N. Lee, T. Poston, and A. Rosenfeld, Winding and
Euler numbers for 2D and 3D digital images, GMIP 53,
1991, 522-537.
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554. S. Hambrusch and M. Luby, Parallel asynchronous
connected components in a mesh, IPL 38, 1991,
257-263.
555. Y.T. Liow, A contour tracing algorithm that
preserves common boundaries between regions, IU 53,
1991, 313-321.
556. F. Dehne and S.E. Hambrusch, Parallel algorithms for
determining k-width connectivity in binary images,
JPDC 12, 1991, 12-23.
557. L.T. Chen and L.S. Davis, Parallel algorithms for
testing if a point is inside a closed curve, PRL 12,
1991, 73-77.
558. A. Nakamura and K. Aizawa, Some results concerning
connected fuzzy digital pictures, PRL 12, 1991,
335-341.
559. S. Banerjee, An optimal algorithm to find the
degrees of connectedness in an undirected edge-
weighted graph, PRL 12, 1991, 421-424.
560. H.M. Alnuweiri and V.K. Prasanna Kumar, Fast image
labeling using local operators on mesh-connected
computers, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 202-207.
561. J. El Mesbahi, T(1) algorithm for image component
labeling in a mesh connected computer, T-SMC 21,
1991, 427-433.
562. J. Dassow, On the connectedness of pictures in chain
code picture languages, TCS 81, 1991, 289-294.
G.2. Properties
563. R. Miller and Q.F. Stout, Computing convexity
properties of images on a pyramid computer,
Algorithmica 6, 1991, 658-684.
564. D. Eberly and J. Lancaster, On gray scale image
measurements I. Arc length and area, GMIP 53, 1991,
538-549.
565. D. Eberly, J. Lancaster, and A. Alyassin, On gray
scale image measurements II. Surface area and
volume, GMIP 53, 1991, 550-562.
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566. Y. Hel-Or, S. Peleg, and D. Avnir, Characterization
of right-handed and left-handed shapes, IU 53, 1991,
297-302.
567. W.H. Tsai and S.L. Chou, Detection of generalized
principal axes in rotationally symmetric shapes,
PR 24, 1991, 95-104.
568. X.Y. Jiang and H. Bunke, Simple and fast computation
of moments, PR 24, 1991, 801-806.
569. B.C. Li and J. Shen, Fast computation of moment
invariants, PR 24, 1991, 807-813.
570. A. Blumenkrans, Two-dimensional object recognition
using a two-dimensional polar transform, PR 24,
1991, 879-890.
571. Y. Pan, A note on efficient parallel algorithms for
the computation of two-dimensional image moments,
PR 24, 1991, 917.
572. J.G. Leu, Computing a shape's moments from its
boundary, PR 24, 1991, 949-957.
573. R. Bornstein and A.M. Bruckstein, Finding the kernel
of a planar shape, PR 24, 1991, 1019-1035.
574. H. Ogawa, Symmetry analysis of line drawings using
the Hough transform, PRL 12, 1991, 9-12.
575. S.L. Chou, J.C. Lin, and W.H. Tsai, Fold principal
axis-A new tool for defining the orientations of
rotationally symmetric shapes, PRL 12, 1991,
109-115.
576. E.R. Komen, View angle transformations, PRL 12,
1991, 273-278.
577. B.B. Chaudhuri, Some shape definitions in fuzzy
geometry of space, PRL 12, 1991, 531-535.
578. B.B. Chaudhuri, Fuzzy convex hull determination in
2-D space, PRL 12, 1991, 591-594.
579. A.E. Grace and M. Spann, A comparison between
Fourier-Mellin descriptors and moment based features
for invariant object recognition using neural
networks, PRL 12, 1991, 635-643.
50
580. V.B. Le and D.T. Lee, Out-of-roundness problem
revisited, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 217-223.
581. T.H. Reiss, The revised fundamental theorem of
moment invariants, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 830-834.
582. S. Iwanowski, Testing approximate symmetry in the
plane is NP-hard, TCS 80, 1991, 227-262.
583. A.D. Gross and T.E. Boult, SYMAN: A SYMmetry
ANalyzer, CVPR, 744-746.
G.3. Curves
584. R.E. Chandler, A recursive technique for rendering
parametric curves, C&G 14, 1990, 477-479.
585. J.R. Rankin, Recursive bisection line algorithm,
C&G 15, 1991, 1-8.
586. R. Borges, Line algorithms for raster displays
rescued from round-off errors, C&G 15, 1991,
155-161.
587. W. Ronghang and J. Wenhai, An algorithm of the
offset shape, C&G 15, 1991, 435-439.
588. L. Piegl, On NURBS: A survey, CGA 11(1), 1991,
55-71.
589. J. Hu and T. Pavlidis, Function plotting using cubic
splines, CGA 11(1), 1991, 89-94.
590. E. Angel and D. Morrison, Speeding up Bresenham's
algorithm, CGA 11(6), 1991, 16-17.
591. B. Pham, Expressive brush strokes, GMIP 53, 1991,
1-6.
592. C.A. Wuthrich and P. Stucki, An algorithmic
comparison between square- and hexagonal-based
grids, GMIP 53, 1991, 324-339.
593. W.E. Wright, Parallel algorithms for generating the
raster representation of straight lines and circles,
JPDC 11, 1991, 170-173.
594. M. Lindenbaum and J. Koplowitz, A new
parametrization of digital straight lines, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 847-852.
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595. R.V. Klassen, Drawing antialiased cubic spline
curves, TOG 10, 1991, 92-108.
596. J.D. Hobby, Numerically stable implicitization of
cubic curves, TOG 10, 1991, 255-296.
597. N. Ansari and E.J. Delp, On detecting dominant
points, PR 24, 1991, 441-451.
598. G.A.W. West and P.L. Rosin, Techniques for
segmenting image curves into meaningful
descriptions, PR 24, 1991, 643-652.
599. N. Ansari and K. Huang, Non-parametric dominant
point detection, PR 24, 1991, 849-862.
600. R. Espelid and I. Jonassen, A comparison of
splitting methods for the identification of corner-
points, PRL 12, 1991, 79-83.
601. I. Dinstein and G.M. Landau, Parallel computable
contour based feature strings for 2-D shape
recognition, PRL 12, 1991, 299-306.
602. D.P. Illing and P.T. Fairney, Determining
perceptually significant points on noisy boundary
curves, PRL 12, 1991, 557-564.
603. D.M. Wuescher and K.L. Boyer, Robust contour
decomposition using a constant curvature criterion,
T-PAMI 13, 1991, 41-51.
604. G. Giraudon and R. Deriche, On corner and vertex
detection, CVPR, 650-655.
605. J.B. Subirana-Vilanova, On contour texture, CVPR,
753-754.
G.4. Distance, skeletons
606. O. Schwartzkopf, Parallel computation of distance
transforms, Algorithmica 6, 1991, 685-697.
607. F. Galvin and S.D. Shore, Distance functions and
topologies, American Mathematical Monthly 98, 1991,
620-623.
608. T.S. Su and R.C. Chang, On constructing the relative
neighborhood graphs in Euclidean K-dimensional
spaces, Computing 46, 1991, 121-130.
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609. F. Aurenhammer, Voronoi diagrams-A survey of a
fundamental geometric data structure, Computing
Surveys 23, 1991, 345-405.
610. R. Shonkwiler, Computing the Hausdorff set distance
in linear time for any L<p> point distance, IPL 38,
1991, 201-207.
611. C.A. Shaffer and Q.F. Stout, Linear time distance
transforms for quadtrees, IU 54, 1991, 215-223.
612. G. Borgefors, Another comment on ``A note on
`Distance transformations in digital images''',
IU 54, 1991, 301-306.
613. T.H. Su and R.C. Chang, Computing the constrained
relative neighborhood graphs and constrained Gabriel
graphs in Euclidean plane, PR 24, 1991, 221-230.
614. T.H. Su and R.C. Chang, Computing the k-relative
neighborhood graphs in Euclidean plane, PR 24, 1991,
231-239.
615. M. Tuceryan and T. Chorzempa, Relative sensitivity
of a family of closest-point graphs in computer
vision applications, PR 24, 1991, 361-373.
616. M.J. Atallah, C.C. Ribeiro, and S. Lifschitz,
Computing some distance functions between polygons,
PR 24, 1991, 775-781.
617. P.P. Das, Counting minimal paths in digital
geometry, PRL 12, 1991, 595-603.
618. B.J.H. Verwer, Local distances for distance
transformations in two and three dimensions, PRL 12,
1991, 671-682.
619. L. Vincent, Exact Euclidean distance function by
chain propagations, CVPR, 520-525.
620. C.T. Huang and O.R. Mitchell, Rapid Euclidean
distance transform using grayscale morphology
decomposition, CVPR, 695-697.
621. J.W. Brandt, A.K. Jain, and V.R. Algazi, Medial axis
representation and encoding of scanned documents,
JVCIR 2, 1991, 151-165.
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622. S. Heydorn and P. Weidner, Optimization and
performance analysis of thinning algorithms on
parallel computers, PC 17, 1991, 17-27.
623. S.A. Mahmoud, I. AbuHaiba, and R.J. Green,
Skeletonization of Arabic characters using
clustering based skeletonization algorithm (CBSA),
PR 24, 1991, 453-464.
624. A. Sirjani and G.R. Cross, On representation of a
shape's skeleton, PRL 12, 1991, 149-154.
625. S.K. Parui, A parallel algorithm for decomposition
of binary objects through skeletonization, PRL 12,
1991, 235-240.
626. X. Li and A. Basu, Variable-resolution character
thinning, PRL 12, 1991, 241-248.
627. K. Cho and S.M. Dunn, Hierarchical local symmetries,
PRL 12, 1991, 343-347.
628. M.K. Kundu, B.B. Chaudhuri, and D. Dutta Majumder, A
parallel greytone thinning algorithm, PRL 12, 1991,
491-496.
629. P. Kumar, D. Bhatnagar, and P.S. Unapathi Rao,
Pseudo one pass thinning algorithm, PRL 12, 1991,
543-555.
630. S.K. Pal and A. Rosenfeld, A fuzzy medial axis
transformation based on fuzzy disks, PRL 12, 1991,
585-590.
631. S. Suzuki and N. Ueda, Robust vectorization using
graph-based thinning and reliability-based line
approximation, CVPR, 494-500.
632. J.W. Brandt and V.R. Algazi, Computing a stable,
connected skeleton from discrete data, CVPR,
666-667.
633. L. Vincent and P. Soille, Watersheds in digital
spaces: An efficient algorithm based on immersion
simulations, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 583-598.
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G.5. Path planning
634. K. Fujimura, Motion Planning in Dynamic
Environments, Springer, Tokyo, 1991.
635. J.C. Latombe, Robot Motion Planning, Kluwer,
Norwell, MA, 1991.
636. J.C. Latombe, A. Lazanas, and S. Shekhar, Robot
motion planning with uncertainty in control and
sensing, AI 52, 1991, 1-47.
637. M.A. Bickerstaff and G.R. Hellestrand, A highly
parallel architecture for real time collision
detection in flight simulation, C&G 15, 1991,
355-363.
638. J. Canny, A. Rege, and J. Reif, An exact algorithm
for kinodynamic planning in the plane, DCG 6, 1991,
461-484.
639. B.K. Bhattacharya, An optimal algorithm to translate
a convex polyhedron through a two-dimensional convex
window, GMIP 53, 1991, 269-270.
640. P. Wenger and P. Chedmail, Ability of a robot to
travel through its free work space in an environment
with obstacles, IJRR 10, 1991, 214-227.
641. B. Aronov, S. Fortune, and G. Wilfong, Minimum-speed
motions, IJRR 10, 1991, 228-239.
642. R. Srikant and K. Krithivasan, Fastest path across
constrained moving rectilinear obstacles, IPL 37,
1991, 349-353.
643. J.S.B. Mitchell and C.H. Papadimitriou, The weighted
region problem: Finding shortest paths through a
weighted planar subdivision, J. ACM 38, 1991, 18-73.
644. N. Kiryati and A.M. Bruckstein, On navigating
between friends and foes, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 602-606.
645. D. Zhu and J.C. Latombe, New heuristic algorithms
for efficient hierarchical path planning, T-RA 7,
1991, 9-20.
646. V.J. Lumelsky, A comparative study on the path
length performance of maze-searching and robot
motion planning algorithms, T-RA 7, 1991, 57-66.
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647. K. Kondo, Motion planning with six degrees of
freedom by multistrategic bidirectional heuristic
free-space enumeration, T-RA 7, 1991, 267-277.
648. S. Jun and K.G. Shin, Shortest path planning in
discretized workspaces using dominance relation, T-
RA 7, 1991, 342-350.
649. Q. Zhu, Hidden Markov model for dynamic obstacle
avoidance of mobile robot navigation, T-RA 7, 1991,
390-397.
650. W.F. Carriker, P.K. Khosla, and B.H. Krogh, Path
planning for mobile manipulators for multiple task
execution, T-RA 7, 1991, 403-408.
651. N.S.V. Rao, N. Stoltzfus, and S.S. Iyengar, A
``retraction'' method for learned navigation in
unknown terrains for a cireular robot, T-RA 7, 1991,
699-707.
652. G. Dudek, M. Jenkin, E. Milios, and D. Wilkes,
Robotic exploration as graph construction, T-RA 7,
1991, 859-865.
H. Color; Texture
H.1. Reflectance, color
653. S.K. Nayar, K. Ikeuchi, and T. Kanade, Surface
reflection: Physical and geometrical perspectives,
T-PAMI 13, 1991, 611-634.
654. L.B. Wolff and T.E. Boult, Constraining object
features using a polarization model, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 635-657.
655. K. Ikeuchi and K. Sato, Determining reflectance
properties of an object using range and brightness
images, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1139-1153.
656. X.D. He, K.E. Torrance, F.X. Sillion, and D.P.
Greenberg, A comprehensive physical model for light
reflection, SIGGRAPH, 175-186.
657. J. Davidoff, Cognition through Color, MIT Press,
Cambridge, MA, 1991.
658. G. Klinker, A Physical Approach to Color Image
Understanding, Jones & Bartlett, Boston, 1991.
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659. L.G. Thurell and W.J. Smith, Using Computer Color
Effectively: An Illustrated Reference, Prentice-
Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1990.
660. D. Travis, Effective Color Displays-Theory and
Practice, Academic Press, Boston, 1991.
661. P. Fletcher, A SIMD parallel colour quantization
algorithm, C&G 15, 1991, 365-373.
662. S.C. Wells, G.J. Williamson, and S.E. Carrie,
Dithering for k-bit true-color graphics, CGA 11(5),
1991, 18-29.
663. B.V. Funt, M.S. Drew, and J. Ho, Color constancy
from mutual reflections, IJCV 6, 1991, 5-24.
664. N. Goldberg, Colour image quantization for high
resolution graphics display, IVC 9, 1991, 303-312.
665. G. Healey, Estimating spectral reflectance using
highlights, IVC 9, 1991, 333-337.
666. S. Tominaga, Surface identification using the
dichromatic reflection model, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
658-670.
667. M.T. Orchard and C.A. Bouman, Color quantization of
images, T-SP 39, 1991, 2677-2690.
668. Y. Jang, Identification of interreflection in color
images using a physics-based reflection model, CVPR,
632-637.
669. C.F. Borges, Trichromatic approximation for computer
graphics illumination models, SIGGRAPH, 101-104.
670. A. Cumani, Edge detection in multispectral images,
GMIP 53, 1991, 40-51.
671. A. Cumani, P. Grattoni, and A. Guiducci, An edge-
based description of color images, GMIP 53, 1991,
313-323.
672. H.C. Lee and D.R. Cok, Detecting boundaries in a
vector field, T-SP 39, 1991, 1181-1194.
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H.2. Texture: Models, synthesis
673. T. Crilly, R.A. Earnshaw, and H. Jones, eds.,
Fractals and Chaos, Springer, Berlin, 1991.
674. G. Cherbit, Fractals-Non-Integral Dimensions and
Applications, Wiley, New York, 1991.
675. H. Lauwerier, Fractals-Endlessly Repeated
Geometrical Figures, Springer, Berlin, 1991.
676. M. Aono, Attribute mapping-Concept and
implementation, C&G 14, 1990, 465-475.
677. J. Goutsias, Unilateral approximation of Gibbs
random field images, GMIP 53, 1991, 240-257.
678. F.S. Cohen and M.A.S. Patel, Modeling and synthesis
of images of 3D textured surfaces, GMIP 53, 1991,
501-510.
679. L. Onural, Generating connected textured fractal
patterns using Markov random fields, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 819-825.
680. Y. Watanabe and Y. Suenaga, Drawing human hair using
the wisp model, VC 7, 1991, 97-103.
681. K. Anjyo, Semi-globalization of stochastic spectral
synthesis, VC 7, 1991, 1-12.
682. R.W. Picard, I.M. Elfadel, and A.P. Pentland,
Markov/Gibbs texture modeling: Aura matrices and
temperature effects, CVPR, 371-377.
683. J. Levy Vehel, Fractal probability functions. An
application to image analysis, CVPR, 378-383.
684. J.C. Hart and T.A. DeFanti, Efficient antialiased
rendering of 3-D linear fractals, SIGGRAPH, 91-100.
685. C. Bennis, J.M. Vezien, and G. Iglesias, Piecewise
surface flattening for non-distorted texture
mapping, SIGGRAPH, 237-246.
686. G. Turk, Generating textures on arbitrary surfaces
using reaction-diffusion, SIGGRAPH, 289-298.
687. A. Witkin and M. Kass, Reaction-diffusion textures,
SIGGRAPH, 299-308.
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688. J.J. van Wijk, Spot noise-Texture synthesis for data
visualization, SIGGRAPH, 309-318.
689. X. Zhou and R. Gordon, Generation of noise in binary
images, GMIP 53, 1991, 476-478.
690. J.M. Mandel, Tutorial on higher-order statistics
(spectra) in signal processing and system theory:
Theoretical results and some applications, P-
IEEE 79, 1991, 277-305.
691. G. Jumarie, Image processing via entropies of
deterministic functions, PRL 12, 1991, 525-529.
692. A. Amir and D. Mintz, An efficient algorithm for
generalized random sampling, PRL 12, 1991, 683-686.
693. R.S. Valveti and B.J. Oommen, Recognizing sources of
random strings, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 386-394.
694. S.C. Chan and A.K.C. Wong, Synthesis and recognition
of sequences, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1245-1255.
695. G. Christakos, On certain classes of spatiotemporal
random fields with applications to space-time
processing, T-SMC 21, 1991, 861-875.
696. R.K.L. Gay, A computational method for simulating
growth patterns in unicell propagation, VC 7, 1991,
173-186.
697. K. Sims, Artificial evolution for computer graphics,
SIGGRAPH, 319-328.
H.3. Texture: description, segmentation
698. A.R. Rao, A Taxonomy for Texture Description and
Identification, Springer, Berlin, 1991.
699. B. Kartikeyan and A. Sarkar, An identification
approach for 2-D autoregressive models in describing
textures, GMIP 53, 1991, 121-131.
700. A. Ravishankar Rao and B.G. Schunck, Computing
oriented texture fields, GMIP 53, 1991, 157-185.
701. J.G. Jones, R.W. Thomas, P.G. Earwicker, and S.
Addison, Multiresolution statistical analysis of
computer-generated fractal imagery, GMIP 53, 1991,
349-363.
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702. S. Banerjee, D. Mount, and A. Rosenfeld, Pyramid
computation of neighbor distance statistics in dot
patterns, GMIP 53, 1991, 373-381.
703. S.H. Peckinpaugh, An improved method for computing
gray level cooccurrence matrix based texture
measures, GMIP 53, 1991, 574-580.
704. A.K.C. Wong, H.C. Shen, and P.W. Wong, Search-
effective multi-class texture classification,
IJPRAI 4, 1990, 527-552.
705. B.J. Super and A.C. Bovik, Localized measurement of
image fractal dimension using Gabor filters,
JVCIR 2, 1991, 114-128.
706. D.C. He and L. Wang, Texture features based on
texture spectrum, PR 24, 1991, 391-399.
707. D. Chetverikov, Generating contrast curves for
texture regularity analysis, PRL 12, 1991, 437-444.
708. B.V. Dasarathy and E.B. Holder, Image
characterizations based on joint gray level-run
length distributions, PRL 12, 1991, 497-502.
709. F.S. Cohen, Z. Fan, and M.A. Patel, Classification
of rotated and scaled textured images using Gaussian
Markov random field models, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
192-202.
710. F.S. Cohen, Z. Fan, and S. Attali, Automated
inspection of textile fabrics using textural models,
T-PAMI 13, 1991, 803-808.
711. A. Veijanen, A simulation-based estimator for hidden
Markov random fields, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 825-830.
712. J.R. Berry Jr. and J. Goutsias, A comparative study
of matrix measures for maximum likelihood texture
classification, T-SMC 21, 1991, 252-260.
713. M. Unser, Comments on ``Classification of natural
textures by means of two-dimensional orthogonal
masks'', T-SP 39, 1991, 1005-1006.
714. C.F. Shu, R. Jain, and F. Quek, A linear algorithm
for computing the phase portraits of oriented
textures, CVPR, 352-357.
60
715. (X. Yu), J. Yla-Jaaski, and (B. Yuan), A new
algorithm for texture segmentation based on edge
detection, PR 24, 1991, 1105-1112.
716. C. Bouman and B. Liu, Multiple resolution
segmentation of textured images, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
99-113.
717. B.S. Manjunath and R. Chellappa, Unsupervised
texture segmentation using Markov random field
models, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 478-482.
718. A.C. Bovik, Analysis of multichannel narrow-band
filters for image texture segmentation, T-SP 39,
1991, 2025-2043.
719. F. Farrokhnia and A.K. Jain, A multi-channel
filtering approach to texture segmentation, CVPR,
364-370.
I. Matching; Stereo
I.1. String, array, tree, and graph matching
720. U. Manber and R. Baeza-Yates, An algorithm for
string matching with a sequence of don't cares,
IPL 37, 1991, 133-136.
721. M. Crochemore and D. Perrin, Two-way string-
matching, J. ACM 38, 1991, 651-675.
722. S. Ranka and T. Heywood, Two-dimensional pattern
matching with k mismatches, PR 24, 1991, 31-40.
723. S. Kuo and G.R. Cross, A two-step string matching
procedure, PR 24, 1991, 711-716.
724. U. Vishkin, Deterministic sampling-A new technique
for fast pattern matching, SIAM JC 20, 1991, 22-40.
725. Z. Galil and R. Giancarlo, On the exact complexity
of string matching: Lower bounds, SIAM JC 20, 1991,
1008-1020.
726. R.A. Baeza-Yates, Searching subsequences, TCS 78,
1991, 363-376.
727. A. Amir and G.M. Landau, Fast parallel and serial
multidimensional approximate array matching, TCS 81,
1991, 97-115.
61
728. J.J. Hebrard, An algorithm for distinguishing
efficiently bit-strings by their subsequences,
TCS 82, 1991, 35-49.
729. M. Crochemore and W. Rytter, Usefulness of the
Karp-Miller-Rosenberg algorithm in parallel
computations on strings and arrays, TCS 88, 1991,
59-82.
730. P. Dublish, Some comments on the subtree isomorphism
problem for ordered trees, IPL 36, 1990, 273-275.
731. F. Luccio and L. Pagli, An efficient algorithm for
some tree matching problems, IPL 39, 1991, 51-57.
732. R. Grossi, A note on the subtree isomorphism for
ordered trees and related problems, IPL 39, 1991,
81-84.
733. O. Owolabi, A graph canonization method for pattern
recognition, PRL 12, 1991, 701-705.
734. F. Esposito, D. Malerba, and G. Semeraro, Flexible
matching for noisy structural descriptions, IJCAI,
658-664.
I.2. Image, template, pattern, and shape matching
735. M. Moshfeghi, Elastic matching of multimodality
medical images, GMIP 53, 1991, 271-282.
736. G. Medioni, A. Huertas, and M. Wilson, Automatic
registration of color separation films, MVA 4, 1991,
33-51.
737. B. Kamgar-Parsi, J.L. Jones, and A. Rosenfeld,
Registration of multiple overlapping range images:
Scenes without distinctive features, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 857-871.
738. S. Randriamasy and A. Gagalowicz, Region based
stereo matching oriented image processing, CVPR,
736-737.
739. S.J. Horng, W.T. Chen, and M.Y. Fang, Optimal
speed-up algorithms for template matching on SIMD
hypercube multiprocessors with restricted local
memory, IPL 38, 1991, 29-37.
62
740. L. Gupta and A.M. Upadhye, Non-linear alignment of
neural net outputs for partial shape classification,
PR 24, 1991, 943-948.
741. J.C. Cheng and H.S. Don, A graph matching approach
to 3-D point correspondences, IJPRAI 5, 1991,
399-412.
742. G. Rote, Computing the minimum Hausdorff distance
between two point sets on a line under translation,
IPL 38, 1991, 123-127.
743. Y. Liu and T.S. Huang, Determining straight line
correspondences from intensity images, PR 24, 1991,
489-501.
744. R.S. Mitra and N.N. Murthy, Elastic, maximal
matching, PR 24, 1991, 747-753.
745. N.S.V. Rao, On similarity between finite sets in
plane, PR 24, 1991, 891-893.
746. S. Umeyama, Least squares estimation of
transformation parameters between two point
patterns, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 376-380.
747. D.P. Huttenlocher, Fast affine point matching: An
output-sensitive method, CVPR, 263-268.
748. B. Kamgar-Parsi, A. Margalit, and A. Rosenfeld,
Matching general polygonal arcs, IU 53, 1991,
227-234.
749. M. Maes, Polygonal shape recognition using string-
matching techniques, PR 24, 1991, 433-440.
750. E.M. Arkin, L.P. Chew, D.P. Huttenlocher, K. Kedem,
and J.S.B. Mitchell, An efficiently computable
metric for comparing polygonal shapes, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 209-216.
751. D.I. Havelock, The topology of locales and its
effects on position uncertainty, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
380-386.
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I.3. Hough transforms
752. J.R. Bergen and H. Shvaytser (Schweitzer), A
probabilistic algorithm for computing Hough
transforms, J. Algorithms 12, 1991, 639-656.
753. N. Kiryati and A.M. Bruckstein, Antialiasing the
Hough transform, GMIP 53, 1991, 213-222.
754. R.S. Stephens, Probabilistic approach to the Hough
transform, IVC 9, 1991, 66-71.
755. M.J. Thazhuthaveetil and A.V. Shah, Parallel Hough
transform algorithm performance, IVC 9, 1991, 88-92.
756. E.R. Davies, Alternative to abstract graph matching
for locating objects from their salient features,
IVC 9, 1991, 252-261.
757. A.N. Choudhary and R. Ponnusamy, Implementation and
evaluation of Hough transform algorithms on a
shared-memory multiprocessor, JPDC 12, 1991,
178-188.
758. K. Hanahara and M. Hiyane, A circle-detection
algorithm simulating wave propagation, MVA 4, 1991,
97-111.
759. M.F.X.B. Van Swaaij, F.V.M. Catthoor, and H.J.
DeMan, Deriving ASIC architectures for the Hough
transform, PC 16, 1990, 113-121.
760. N. Kiryati, Y. Eldar, and A.M. Bruckstein, A
probabilistic Hough transform, PR 24, 1991, 303-316.
761. C.W. Kang, R.H. Park, and K.H. Lee, Extraction of
straight line segments using rotation
transformation: Generalized Hough transformation,
PR 24, 1991, 633-641.
762. S.C. Jeng and W.H. Tsai, Scale- and orientation-
invariant generalized Hough transform-A new
approach, PR 24, 1991, 1037-1051.
763. N. Kiryati, M. Lindenbaum, and A.M. Bruckstein,
Digital or analog Hough transform, PRL 12, 1991,
291-297.
764. H.J. Wolfson, Generalizing the generalized Hough
transform, PRL 12, 1991, 565-573.
64
765. A. Beinglass and H.J. Wolfson, Articulated object
recognition, or: How to generalize the generalized
Hough transform, CVPR, 461-466.
766. A.N. Choudhary and R. Ponnusamy, Shared memory
multiprocessor implementation and evaluation of
Hough transform algorithm, CVPR, 668-669.
767. Z.N. Li, B.G. Yao, and F. Tong, A linear generalized
Hough transform and its parallel implementation,
CVPR, 672-673.
I.4. Stereo
768. U.R. Dhond and J.K. Aggarwal, A cost-benefit
analysis of a third camera for stereo
correspondence, IJCV 6, 1991, 39-58.
769. M.M. Fleck, A topological stereo matcher, IJCV 6,
1991, 197-226.
770. M.R.M. Jenkin, A.D. Jepson, and J.K. Tsotsos,
Techniques for disparity measurement, IU 53, 1991,
14-30.
771. D.J. Fleet, A.D. Jepson, and M.R.M. Jenkin, Phase-
based disparity measurement, IU 53, 1991, 198-210.
772. J.R. Jordan III and A.C. Bovik, Using chromatic
information in edge-based stereo correspondence,
IU 54, 1991, 98-118.
773. P.F. McLauchlan, J.E.W. Mayhew, and J.P. Frisby,
Stereoscopic recovery and description of smooth
textured surfaces, IVC 9, 1991, 20-26.
774. N.A. Thacker and J.E.W. Mayhew, Optimal combination
of stereo camera calibration from arbitrary stereo
images, IVC 9, 1991, 27-32.
775. J. Porrill and S. Pollard, Curve matching and stereo
calibration, IVC 9, 1991, 45-50.
776. S.B. Pollard, J. Porrill, and J.E.W. Mayhew,
Recovering partial 3D wire frames descriptions from
stereo dates, IVC 9, 1991, 58-65.
777. K. Langley, T.J. Atherton, R.G. Wilson, and M.H.E.
Larcombe, Vertical and horizontal disparities from
phase, IVC 9, 1991, 296-302.
65
778. A. Kayaalp, A. Ravishankar Rao, and R. Jain,
Scanning electron microscope-based stereo analysis,
MVA 3, 1990, 231-246.
779. N. Ayache and F. Lustman, Trinocular stereo vision
for robotics, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 73-85.
780. R.P. Wildes, Direct recovery of three-dimensional
scene geometry from binocular stereo disparity, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 761-774.
781. A.F. Laine and G.C. Roman, A parallel algorithm for
incremental stereo matching on SIMD machines, T-
RA 7, 1991, 123-134.
782. K.L. Boyer, D.M. Wuescher, and S. Sarkar, Dynamic
edge warping: An experimental system for recovering
disparity maps in weakly constrained systems, T-
SMC 21, 1991, 143-158.
783. R.C.K. Chung and R. Nevatia, Use of monocular
groupings and occlusion analysis in a hierarchical
stereo system, CVPR, 50-56.
784. L. Robert and O.D. Faugeras, Curve-based stereo:
Figural continuity and curvature, CVPR, 57-62.
785. M. Okutomi and T. Kanade, A multiple-baseline
stereo, CVPR, 63-69.
786. N.M. Vaidya and K.L. Boyer, Stereopsis and image
registration from extended range features in the
absence of camera pose information, CVPR, 76-82.
787. C.V. Stewart, An analysis of the probability of
disparity changes in stereo matching and a new
algorithm based on the analysis, CVPR, 670-671.
788. C. Chang, S. Chatterjee, and P.R. Kube, On an
analysis of static occlusion in stereo vision, CVPR,
722-723.
789. M. Audette, P. Cohen, and J. Weng, Shading-based
two-view matching, IJCAI, 1286-1291.
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I.5. Stereo, etc.
790. M. Shao, R. Chellappa, and T. Simchony,
Reconstructing a 3-D depth map from one or more
images, IU 53, 1991, 219-226.
791. J.J. Little and W.E. Gillett, Direct evidence for
occlusion in stereo and motion, IVC 8, 1990,
328-340.
792. H.P. Trivedi, Semi-analytic method for estimating
stereo camera geometry from matched points, IVC 9,
1991, 75-81.
793. W. Beil and I.C. Carlsen, Surface reconstruction
from stereoscopy and ``shape from shading'' in SEM
images, MVA 4, 1991, 271-285.
794. M.S. Obaidat and L.E. Leguire, A dynamic and static
microcomputer-based stereogram generator, T-SMC 31,
1991, 228-231.
795. S. Moezzi, S.L. Bartlett, and T.E. Weymouth, The
camera stability problem and dynamic stereo vision,
CVPR, 109-114.
796. E.H. Adelson and J.Y.A. Wang, A stereoscopic camera
employing a single main lens, CVPR, 619-624.
797. D.J. Braunegg, MARVEL: A system that recognizes
world locations with stereo vision, CVPR, 681-682.
798. K. Sugimoto, H. Takahashi, and F. Tomita,
Integration and interpretation of incomplete stereo
scene data, CVPR, 683-685.
799. A. Shmuel and M. Werman, 3D from an image sequence-
Occlusions and perspective, CVPR, 712-713.
800. P. Fua, Combining stereo and monocular information
to compute dense depth maps that preserve depth
discontinuities, IJCAI, 1292-1298.
801. A.P. Tirumalai, B.G. Schunck, and R.C. Jain,
Recovering a boundary-level structural description
from dynamic stereo, WVM, 69-74.
802. P. Khalili and R. Jain, Forming a three dimensional
environment model using multiple observations, WVM,
262-267.
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J. 3D Recovery and Analysis
J.1. Range sensing, etc.; segmentation
803. D. Bhatnagar, A.K. Pujari, and P. Seetharamulu,
Static scene analysis using structured light, IVC 9,
1991, 82-87.
804. C. Wust and D.W. Capson, Surface profile measurement
using color fringe projection, MVA 4, 1991, 193-203.
805. T. Darell and K. Wohn, Depth from focus using a
pyramid architecture, PRL 11, 1990, 787-796.
806. P. Pochec and W.D. Wasson, On surface orientation
detection in 3-D, PRL 12, 1991, 363-369.
807. Y.F. Wang, Characterizing three-dimensional surface
structures from visual images, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
52-60.
808. J.H. Nurre and E.L. Hall, Positioning quadric
surfaces in an active stereo imaging system, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 491-495.
809. J. Cardillo and M.A. Sid-Ahmed, 3-D position sensing
using a passive monocular vision system, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 809-813.
810. O. Bozma and R. Kuc, Building a sonar map in a
specular environment using a single mobile sensor,
T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1260-1269.
811. P. Saint-Marc, J.L. Jezouin, and G. Medioni, A
versatile PC-based range finding system, T-RA 7,
1991, 250-256.
812. A.C. Knoll, Ultrasonic holography techniques for
localizing and imaging solid objects, T-RA 7, 1991,
449-467.
813. R.S. Fearing and T.O. Binford, Using a cylindrical
tactile sensor for determining curvature, T-RA 7,
1991, 806-817.
814. D.C. Tseng and Z. Chen, Computing location and
orientation of polyhedral surfaces using a laser-
based vision system, T-RA 7, 1991, 842-848.
68
815. J.S. Bay, A fully autonomous active sensor-based
exploration concept for shape-sensing robots, T-
SMC 21, 1991, 850-860.
816. J. Ens and P. Lawrence, A matrix method for
determining depth from focus, CVPR, 600-606.
817. S.Z. Li, Invariant surface segmentation through
energy minimization with discontinuities, IJCV 5,
1990, 161-194.
818. I. Pitas and A. Maglara, Range image analysis by
using morphological signal decomposition, PR 24,
1991, 165-181.
819. S.W. Chen and A.K. Jain, Object extraction from
laser radar imagery, PR 24, 1991, 587-600.
820. S. Arya, D. DeMenthon, P. Meer, and L.S. Davis,
Textural analysis of range images, PRL 12, 1991,
619-626.
821. H. Delingette, M. Hebert, and K. Ikeuchi, Shape
representation and image segmentation using
deformable surfaces, CVPR, 467-472.
822. P.L. Rosin and G.A.W. West, Extracting surfaces of
revolution by perceptual grouping of ellipses, CVPR,
677-678.
823. M.J. Aldon and O. Strauss, A new shape segmentation
algorithm for active vision systems, CVPR, 708-709.
824. F. Schmitt and X. Chen, Fast segmentation of range
images into planar regions, CVPR, 710-711.
825. S. Muraki, Volumetric shape description of range
data using ``blobby model'', SIGGRAPH, 227-235.
826. O. Monga, R. Deriche, and J.M. Rocchisani, 3D edge
detection using recursive filtering: Application to
scanner images, IU 53, 1991, 76-87.
827. S.P. Liou and R.C. Jain, An approach to three-
dimensional image segmentation, IU 53, 1991,
237-252.
828. O. Monga, R. Deriche, G. Malandain, and J.P.
Cocquerez, Recursive filtering and edge tracking:
Two primary tools for 3D edge detection, IVC 9,
1991, 203-214.
69
829. K.C. Strasters and J.J. Gerbrands, Three-dimensional
segmentation using a split, merge and group
approach, PRL 12, 1991, 307-325.
830. O. Monga, N. Ayache, and P. Sander, From voxel to
curvature, CVPR, 644-649.
831. I. Cohen, L.D. Cohen, and N. Ayache, Introducing new
deformable surfaces to segment 3D images, CVPR,
738-739.
J.2. Recovery
832. R. Kozera, Existence and uniqueness in photometric
stereo, Applied Mathematics & Computation 41, 1991,
1-103.
833. J. Oliensis, Uniqueness in shape from shading,
IJCV 6, 1991, 75-104.
834. S.K. Nayar, K. Ikeuchi, and T. Kanade, Shape from
interreflections, IJCV 6, 1991, 173-195.
835. R. Szeliski, Fast shape from shading, IU 53, 1991,
129-153.
836. J. Oliensis, Shape from shading as a partially
well-constrained problem, IU 54, 1991, 163-183.
837. B. Kim and P. Burger, Depth and shape from shading
using the photometric stereo method, IU 54, 1991,
416-427.
838. H.D. Tagare and R.J.P. de Figuereido, A theory of
photometric stereo for a class of diffuse non-
Lambertian surfaces, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 133-152.
839. D. Forsyth and A. Zisserman, Reflections on shading,
T-PAMI 13, 1991, 671-679.
840. Q. Zheng and R. Chellappa, Estimation of illuminant
direction, albedo, and shape from shading, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 680-702.
841. A. Pentland, Photometric motion, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
879-890.
842. Y. Choe and R.L. Kashyap, 3-D shape from a shaded
and textural surface image, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
907-919.
70
843. Y. Yang and A. Yuille, Sources from shading, CVPR,
534-539.
844. Q. Zheng and R. Chellappa, Estimation of illuminant
direction, albedo, and shape from shading, CVPR,
540-545.
845. Y.G. Leclerc and A.F. Bobick, The direct computation
of height from shading, CVPR, 552-558.
846. J. Oliensis, Shape from shading as a partially
well-constrained problem, CVPR, 559-564.
847. T. Marill, Emulating the human interpretation of
line-drawings as three-dimensional objects, IJCV 6,
1991, 147-161.
848. S.A. Stansfield, Robotic grasping of unknown
objects: A knowledge-based approach, IJRR 10, 1991,
314-326.
849. F. Ulupinar and R. Nevatia, Constraints for
interpretation of line drawings under perspective
projection, IU 53, 1991, 88-96.
850. K.C. Fan and C.Y. Chang, Surface extraction from
line drawings of a polyhedron, PRL 12, 1991,
627-633.
851. R. Glachet, M. Dhome, and J.T. Lapreste, Finding the
perspective projection of an axis of revolution,
PRL 12, 1991, 693-700.
852. G.J. Salem and T.Y. Young, A neural network approach
to the labeling of line drawings, T-COMP 40, 1991,
1419-1424.
853. M. Richetin, M. Dhome, J.T. Lapreste, and G. Rives,
Inverse perspective transform using zero-curvature
contour points: Application to the localization of
some generalized cylinders from a single view, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 185-192.
854. F. Ulupinar and R. Nevatia, Recovering shape from
contour for constant cross section generalized
cylinders, CVPR, 674-676.
855. J.M. Lavest, R. Glachet, M. Dhome, and J.T.
Lapreste, Modelling solids of revolution by
monocular vision, CVPR, 690-691.
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856. F. Ade, M. Peter, and M. Ilg, Gripping information
for a robot from silhouettes, CVPR, 716-717.
857. J.R. Kender and R. Kjeldsen, On seeing spaghetti: A
novel self-adjusting seven parameter Hough space for
analyzing flexible extruded objects, IJCAI,
1271-1277.
858. T. Regier, Line labeling and junction labeling: A
coupled system for image interpretation, IJCAI,
1305-1310.
859. S.T. Toborg and K. Hwang, Cooperative vision
integration through data-parallel neural
computations, T-COMP 40, 1991, 1368-1379.
860. P. Whaite and F.P. Ferrie, From uncertainty to
visual exploration, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1038-1049.
J.3. Synthesis; visualization
861. S.R. Whitman, Multiprocessor Methods for Computer
Graphics Rendering, Jones & Bartlett, Boston, MA,
1991.
862. L.R. Speer, A cross-indexed guide to the ray tracing
literature, Computer Graphics Forum 10, 1991,
145-174.
863. M.J. DeHaemer Jr. and M.J. Zyda, Simplification of
objects rendered by polygonal approximations,
C&G 15, 1991, 175-184.
864. P. Poulin and J. Amanatides, Shading and shadowing
with linear light sources, C&G 15, 1991, 259-265.
865. D. Conway, Constructive solid geometry using the
isoluminance contour model, C&G 15, 1991, 341-347.
866. T. Akimoto, K. Mase, and Y. Suenaga, Pixel-selected
ray tracing, CGA 11(4), 1991, 14-22.
867. E. Fiume, A mathematical semantics of rendering. II.
Approximation, GMIP 53, 1991, 19-24.
868. N. Max, Unified sun and sky illumination for shadows
under trees, GMIP 53, 1991, 223-230.
869. P. Kochevar, A simple light simulation algorithm for
massively parallel machines, JPDC 13, 1991, 193-201.
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870. A. Rappoport, Rendering curves and surfaces with
hybrid subdivision and forward differencing, TOG 10,
1991, 323-341.
871. M. Inakage, Volume tracing of atmospheric
environments, VC 7, 1991, 104-113.
872. T.T.Y. Lin and M. Slater, Stochastic ray tracing
using SIMD processor arrays, VC 7, 1991, 187-199.
873. X. Pueyo, Diffuse interreflections. Techniques for
form-factor computation: A survey, VC 7, 1991,
200-209.
874. K. Kaneda, T. Okamoto, E. Nakamae, and T. Nishita,
Photorealistic image synthesis for outdoor scenery
under various atmospheric conditions, VC 7, 1991,
247-258.
875. S. Takita, K. Kaneda, T. Akinobu, H. Iriyama, E.
Nakamae, and T. Nishita, A simple method for
rendering penumbrae caused by sunlight, VC 7, 1991,
259-268.
876. D.R. Baum, S. Mann, K.P. Smith, and J.M. Winget,
Making radiosity usable: Automatic preprocessing and
meshing techniques for the generation of accurate
radiosity solutions, SIGGRAPH, 51-60.
877. D.P. Mitchell, Spectrally optimal sampling for
distribution ray tracing, SIGGRAPH, 157-164.
878. S.E. Chen, H.E. Rushmeier, G. Miller, and D. Turner,
A progressive multi-pass method for global
illumination, SIGGRAPH, 165-174.
879. F.X. Sillion, J.R. Arvo, S.H. Westin, and D.P.
Greenberg, A global illumination solution for
general reflectance distributions, SIGGRAPH,
187-196.
880. P. Hanrahan, D. Salzman, and L. Aupperle, A rapid
hierarchical radiosity algorithm, SIGGRAPH, 197-206.
881. A. Kaufman, ed., Volume Visualization, Computer
Society Press, Washington, DC, 1991.
882. J. Yla-Jaaski, F. Klein, and O. Kubler, Fast direct
display of volume data for medical diagnosis,
GMIP 53, 1991, 7-18.
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883. X. Jin, M. Kimura, S. Yokoi, and J. Toriwaki, An
interactive visualization system for three-
dimensional medical images based on the density
reprojection method, JVCIR 2, 1991, 355-364.
884. J. Wilhelms and A. Van Gelder, A coherent projection
approach for direct volume rendering, SIGGRAPH,
275-284.
885. D. Laur and P. Hanrahan, Hierarchical splitting: A
progressive refinement algorithm for volume
rendering, SIGGRAPH, 285-288.
K. 3D Shape
K.1. Representations, models, etc.
886. R.E. Barnhill, W. Boehm, and J. Hoschek, eds.,
Curves and Surfaces in CAGD '89 (Proceedings of the
Fourth Conference on Surfaces in CAGD, Oberwolfach,
FRG, April 16-22, 1989), North-Holland, Amsterdam,
1990.
887. F.L. Krause and H. Jansen, eds., Advanced Geometric
Modelling for Engineering Applications (Proceedings
of an IFIP International Symposium, Berlin, FRG,
November 8-10, 1989), North-Holland, Amsterdam,
1990.
888. P.J. Laurent, A. Le Mehaute, and L.L. Schumaker,
eds., Curves and Surfaces (International Conference,
Chamonix, France, June 1990), Academic Press,
Boston, 1991.
889. ACM Symposium on Solid Modeling Foundations and
CAD/CAM Applications, Austin, TX, June 5-7, 1991.
890. M.J. Silbermann and H.D. Tagare, eds., Curves and
Surfaces in Computer Vision and Graphics (Boston,
MA, November 12-14, 1991), Proc. SPIE 1610.
891. H. Hagen and D. Roller, eds., Geometric Modeling:
Methods and Applications, Springer, Berlin, 1991.
892. U. Gudukbay and B. Ozguc, Free-form solid modeling
using deformations, C&G 14, 1990, 491-500.
893. A.J.P. Games and J.C.G. Texeira, Form feature
modelling in a hybrid CSG/BRep scheme, C&G 15, 1991,
217-229.
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894. D. Libes, Modeling dynamic surfaces with octrees,
C&G 15, 1991, 383-387.
895. G.A. Crocker and W.F. Reinke, An editable
nonmanifold boundary representation, CGA 11(2),
1991, 39-51.
896. M. Boyer and N.F. Stewart, Modeling spaces for
toleranced objects, IJRR 10, 1991, 570-582.
897. D. Terzopoulos and D. Metaxas, Dynamic 3D models
with local and global deformations: Deformable
superquadrics, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 703-714.
898. P. Koparkar, Designing parametric blends: Surface
model and geometric correspondence, VC 7, 1991,
39-58.
899. M.J.G.M. van Emmerik, Interactive design of 3D
models with geometric constraints, VC 7, 1991,
309-325.
900. V.D. Nguyen, J.L. Mundy, and D. Kapur, Modeling
generic polyhedral objects with constraints, CVPR,
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901. C.E. Liedtke, H. Busch, and R. Koch, Shape
adaptation for modelling of 3D objects in natural
scenes, CVPR, 704-705.
902. B.C. Vemuri and R. Malladi, Deformable models:
Canonical parameters for surface representation and
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903. J.V. Miller, D.E. Breen, W.E. Lorensen, R.M. O'Bara,
and M.J. Wozny, Geometrically deformed models: A
method for extracting closed geometric models from
volume data, SIGGRAPH, 217-226.
904. S. Sclaroff and A. Pentland, Generalized implicit
functions for computer graphics, SIGGRAPH, 247-250.
905. J. Bloomenthal and K. Shoemake, Convolution
surfaces, SIGGRAPH, 251-256.
906. G. Celniker and D. Gossard, Deformable curve and
surface finite-elements for free-form shape design,
SIGGRAPH, 257-266.
75
907. T.A. Galyean and J.F. Hughes, Sculpting: An
interactive volumetric modeling technique, SIGGRAPH,
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908. K. Ikeuchi and K.S. Hong, Determining linear shape
change: Toward automatic generation of object
recognition programs, IU 53, 1991, 154-170.
909. K. Ikeuchi and J.C. Robert, Modeling sensor
detectability with the VANTAGE geometric/sensor
modeler, T-RA 7, 1991, 771-784.
910. C.K. Cowan, Automatic camera and light-source
placement using CAD models, DACBV, 22-31.
911. C.H. Chen and P.G. Mulgaonkar, CAD-based feature
utility measures for automatic vision programming,
DACBV, 106-114.
912. T.C. Henderson, J. Evans, L. Grayston, A. Sanderson,
L. Stoller, and E. Weitz, CBCV: A CAD-Based Computer
Vision system, DACBV, 146-154.
913. K. Tarabanis and R.Y. Tsai, Computing viewpoints
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914. L.S. Homem de Mello and S. Lee, eds., Computer Aided
Mechanical Assembly Planning, Kluwer, Norwell, MA,
1991.
915. I.C. You, C.N. Chu, and R.L. Kashyap, Symbolic
representation of three-dimensional objects to aid
local and global shape analysis for defect
prediction of casting design, Applied
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916. F.W. Jansen and A.N.T. van der Zalm, A shadow
algorithm for CSG, C&G 15, 1991, 237-247.
917. C.J. Su and A. Mukerjee, Automated machinability
checking for CAD/CAM, T-RA 7, 1991, 691-699.
918. D.J. Kriegman, Computing stable poses of piecewise
smooth objects, DACBV, 66-75.
919. T. Saito and T. Takahashi, NC machining with G-
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K.2. Recognition
920. IEEE Workshop on Directions in Automated CAD-Based
Vision, Maui, HI, June 2-3, 1991 (IEEE Computer
Society Press).
921. W.E.L. Grimson and D.P. Huttenlocher, guest eds.,
Special Issue on Interpretation of 3-D Scenes, T-
PAMI 13(10), October 1991, 969-1104.
922. D.P. Huttenlocher and S. Ullman, Recognizing solid
objects by alignment with an image, IJCV 5, 1990,
195-212.
923. A.J. Vayda and A.C. Kak, A robot vision system for
recognition of generic shaped objects, IU 54, 1991,
1-46.
924. M.W. Walker, L. Shao, and R.A. Volz, Estimating 3-D
location parameters using dual number quaternions,
IU 54, 1991, 358-367.
925. M. Rygot, S. Pollard, and C. Brown, Multiprocessor
3D vision system for pick and place, IVC 9, 1991,
33-38.
926. R.C. Fairwood, Recognition of generic components
using logic-program relations of image contours,
IVC 9, 1991, 113-122.
927. S.M. Bhandarkar and M. Suk, Recognition and
localization of objects with curved surfaces, MVA 4,
1991, 15-31.
928. S.M. Bhandarkar and M. Suk, Sensitivity analysis for
matching and pose computation using dihedral
junctions, PR 24, 1991, 505-513.
929. D.P. Illing and P.T. Fairney, Reconstructing
partially occluded object boundaries, PRL 12, 1991,
31-38.
930. S.M. Bhandarkar and M. Suk, Pose verification as an
optimal assignment problem, PRL 12, 1991, 45-53.
931. K.S. Ray and D. Dutta Majumder, Recognition and
positioning of partially occluded 3-D objects,
PRL 12, 1991, 93-108.
77
932. K. Pehkonen, D. Harwood, and L.S. Davis, Parallel
calculation of 3-D pose of a known object in a
single view, PRL 12, 1991, 353-361.
933. P.J. Flynn and A.K. Jain, CAD-based computer vision:
From CAD models to relational graphs, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 114-132.
934. W.Y. Kim and A.C. Kak, 3-D object recognition using
bipartite matching embedded in discrete relaxation,
T-PAMI 13, 1991, 224-251.
935. D.G. Lowe, Fitting parameterized three-dimensional
models to images, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 441-450.
936. A. Pentland and S. Sclaroff, Closed-form solutions
for physically based shape modeling and recognition,
T-PAMI 13, 1991, 715-729.
937. W.E.L. Grimson, The combinatorics of heuristic
search termination for object recognition in
cluttered environments, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 920-935.
938. S. Ullman and R. Basri, Recognition by linear
combinations of models, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 992-1006.
939. D.T. Clemens and D.W. Jacobs, Space and time bounds
on indexing 3-D models from 2-D images, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 1007-1017.
940. S. Lee and H. Hahn, An optimal sensing strategy for
recognition and localization of 3-D natural quadric
objects, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1018-1037.
941. P.J. Flynn and A.K. Jain, BONSAI: 3-D object
recognition using constrained search, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 1066-1075.
942. Y. Kuno, Y. Okamoto, and S. Okada, Robot vision
using a feature search strategy generated from a 3-D
object model, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1085-1097.
943. W.E.L. Grimson and D.P. Huttenlocher, On the
verification of hypothesized matches in model-based
recognition, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 1201-1213.
944. R.E. Ellis, Geometric uncertainties in polyhedral
object recognition, T-RA 7, 1991, 361-371.
78
945. T. Nagata and H.B. Zha, Recognizing and locating a
known object from multiple images, T-RA 7, 1991,
435-448.
946. K. Sato, K. Ikeuchi, and T. Kanade, Model based
recognition of specular objects using sensor models,
DACBV, 2-10.
947. O.I. Camps, L.G. Shapiro, and R.M. Haralick, PREMIO:
An overview, DACBV, 11-21.
948. I. Rigoutsos and R. Hummel, Implementation of
geometric hashing on the Connection Machine, DACBV,
76-84.
949. S.J. Dickinson, A.P. Pentland, and A. Rosenfeld,
From volumes to views: An approach to 3-D object
recognition, DACBV, 85-96.
950. P.J. Flynn and A.K. Jain, 3D object recognition
using invariant feature indexing of interpretation
tables, DACBV, 115-123.
951. F. Arman and J.K. Aggarwal, Automatic generation of
recognition strategies using CAD models, DACBV,
124-133.
952. J. Ponce, A. Hoogs, and D.J. Kriegman, On using CAD
models to compute the pose of curved 3D objects,
DACBV, 136-145.
953. A.J. Vayda and A.C. Kak, INGEN: A robot vision
system for generic object recognition, DACBV,
166-175.
954. K. Kadono, M. Asada, and Y. Shirai, Context-
constrained matching of hierarchical CAD-based
models for outdoor scene interpretation, DACBV,
186-195.
955. D.T. Clemens and D.W. Jacobs, Model group indexing
for recognition, CVPR, 4-9.
956. C.S. Chakravarthy and R. Kasturi, Pose clustering on
constraints for object recognition, CVPR, 16-21.
957. Y. Lamdan and H.J. Wolfson, On the error analysis of
``geometric hashing'', CVPR, 22-27.
79
958. S. Sclaroff and A. Pentland, Closed-form solutions
for physically-based shape modeling and recognition,
CVPR, 238-243.
959. F. Stein and G. Medioni, Structural hashing:
Efficient three dimensional object recognition,
CVPR, 244-250.
960. T.M. Breuel, Model based recognition using pruned
correspondence search, CVPR, 257-262.
961. D.W. Jacobs, Optimal matching of planar models in 3D
scenes, CVPR, 269-274.
962. B. Parvin and G. Medioni, A dynamic system for
object description and correspondence, CVPR,
393-399.
963. W.M. Wells III, MAP model matching, CVPR, 486-492.
964. T. Shakunaga, Pose estimation of jointed structures,
CVPR, 566-572.
965. S.B. Kang and K. Ikeuchi, Determining 3-D object
pose using the complex extended Gaussian image,
CVPR, 580-585.
966. C.H. Chen and P.G. Mulgaonkar, Uncertainty update
and dynamic search window for model-based object
recognition, CVPR, 692-694.
967. T.W. Chen and W.C. Lin, A neural network approach to
CSG-based 3-D object recognition, CVPR, 718-719.
968. Y. Shapira and S. Ullman, A pictorial approach to
object classification, IJCAI, 1257-1263.
969. R. Brunelli and T. Poggio, HyperBF networks for real
object recognition, IJCAI, 1278-1284.
K.3. Geometry
970. J. Linhart, A quick point-in-polyhedron test,
C&G 14, 1990, 445-447.
971. G.T. Herman, Discrete multidimensional Jordan
surfaces, Contemporary Mathematics 119, 1991, 85-94.
972. R. Kopperman, P.R. Meyer, and R.G. Wilson, A Jordan
surface theorem for three-dimensional digital
spaces, DCG 6, 1991, 155-161.
80
973. A. Rosenfeld, T.Y. Kong, and A.Y. Wu, Digital
surfaces, GMIP 53, 1991, 305-312.
974. I. Gargantini and H.H. Atkinson, Multiple-seed 3D
connectivity filling for inaccurate borders,
GMIP 53, 1991, 563-573.
975. J. Hecquard and R. Acharya, Connected component
labeling with linear octree, PR 24, 1991, 515-531.
976. Y. Shinagawa, T.L. Kunii, and Y.L. Kergosian,
Surface coding based on Morse theory, CGA 11(5),
1991, 66-78.
977. E. Trucco, Inferring convex parts from slice data,
PRL 12, 1991, 707-715.
978. Y. Shinagawa and T.L. Kunii, The homotopy model: A
generalized model for smooth surface generation from
cross sectional data, VC 7, 1991, 72-86.
979. C.N. Lee, T. Poston, and A. Rosenfeld,
Representation of orthogonal regions by vertices,
GMIP 53, 1991, 149-156.
980. C.E. Kim and I. Stojmenovic, On the recognition of
digital planes in three-dimensional space, PRL 12,
1991, 665-669.
981. G. Malandain, N. Ayache, and G. Bertrand,
Topological segmentation of discrete surfaces, CVPR,
444-449.
982. B. Brillault-O'Mahony, New method for vanishing
point detection, IU 54, 1991, 289-300.
983. K. Kanatani, Computational projective geometry,
IU 54, 1991, 333-348.
984. K. Kanatani, Hypothesizing and testing geometric
properties of image data, IU 54, 1991, 349-357.
985. W.J. Wolfe, D. Mathis, C. Weber Sklair, and M.
Magee, The perspective view of three points, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 66-73.
986. H.H. Chen, Pose determination from line-to-plane
correspondences: Existence condition and closed-form
solutions, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 530-541.
81
987. R. Mohr and L. Morin, Relative positioning from
geometric invariants, CVPR, 139-144.
988. R.M. Haralick, C. Lee, K. Ottenberg, and M. Nolle,
Analysis and solutions of the three point
perspective pose estimation problem, CVPR, 592-598.
989. Applications of Invariance in Computer Vision (First
DARPA-ESPRIT Workshop on Invariance), Reykjavik,
Iceland, March 25-28, 1991.
990. E.B. Barrett, P.M. Payton, N.N. Haag, and M.H.
Brill, General methods for determining projective
invariants in imagery, IU 53, 1991, 46-65.
991. L. Nielsen and G. Sparr, Projective area-invariants
as an extension of the cross-ratio, IU 54, 1991,
145-159.
992. D. Forsyth, J.L. Mundy, A. Zisserman, and C.M.
Brown, Projectively invariant representations using
implicit algebraic curves, IVC 9, 1991, 130-136.
993. J. Rubinstein, J. Segman, and Y. Zeevi, Recognition
of distorted patterns by invariance kernels, PR 24,
1991, 959-967.
994. J.B. Cole, H. Murase, and S. Naito, A Lie group
theoretical approach to the invariance problem in
feature extraction and object recognition, PRL 12,
1991, 519-523.
995. D. Forsyth, J.L. Mundy, A. Zisserman, C. Coelho, A.
Heller, and C. Rothwell, Invariant descriptors for
3-D object recognition and pose, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
971-991.
996. L. Van Gool, P. Kempenaers, and A. Oosterlinck,
Recognition and semi-differential invariants, CVPR,
454-460.
997. P.C. Wayner, Efficiently using invariant theory for
model-based matching, CVPR, 473-478.
82
K.4. Display, etc.
998. M.A. Hagen, How to make a visually realistic 3D
display, CG 25, 1991, 76-81.
999. C. Montani and R. Scopigno, Ray tracing CSG trees
using the sticks representation scheme, C&G 14,
1990, 481-490.
1000. J.P. Braquelaire and P. Guitton, @2 size -2 {1 over
2}@D scene update by insertion of contour, C&G 15,
1991, 41-48.
1001. W.I. Hsu and J.L. Hock, An algorithm for the general
solution of hidden line removal for intersecting
solids, C&G 15, 1991, 67-86.
1002. Q. Zhu, Virtual edges, viewing faces, and boundary
traversal in line drawing representation of objects
with curved surfaces, C&G 15, 1991, 161-173.
1003. J. Spackman and P. Willis, The smart navigation of a
ray through an oct-tree, C&G 15, 1991, 185-194.
1004. V. Isler and B. Ozguc, Fast ray tracing 3D models,
C&G 15, 1991, 205-216.
1005. K.G. Suffern and E.D. Fackerell, Interval methods in
computer graphics, C&G 15, 1991, 331-340.
1006. D. Ibaroudene and R. Acharya, Coordinate
relationships between vertices of linear octree
nodes and corners of the universe, C&G 15, 1991,
375-381.
1007. D. Gordon and S. Chen, Front-to-back display of BSP
trees, CGA 11(5), 1991, 79-85.
1008. H.B. Bidasaria, A method for ray tracing a wide
class of generalized cylinders with straight line
trajectories, GMIP 53, 1991, 101-107.
1009. F. Kocsis and J.F. Bohme, Rotation-based
computations for ray-tracing second-order surfaces
and curves, IPL 36, 1990, 281-283.
1010. J.M.H. Beusmans, Computing occluding contours using
spherical images, IU 53, 1991, 97-111.
83
1011. S.R. Das, N.H. Vaidya, and L.M. Patnaik, A systolic
algorithm for hidden surface removal, PC 15, 1990,
277-289.
1012. F.W. Jansen, Depth-order point classification
techniques for CSG display algorithms, TOG 10, 1991,
40-70.
1013. T. Nishita, K. Kaneda, and E. Nakamae, A scanline
algorithm for displaying trimmed surfaces by using
Bezier clipping, VC 7, 1991, 269-279.
1014. D.J. Kriegman and J. Ponce, Computing exact aspect
graphs of curved objects: Solids of revolution,
IJCV 5, 1990, 119-135.
1015. H. Plantinga and C.R. Dyer, Visibility, occlusion,
and the aspect graph, IJCV 5, 1990, 137-160.
1016. M. Sallam and K. Bowyer, Generalizing the aspect
graph concept to include articulated assemblies,
PRL 12, 1991, 171-176.
1017. Z. Gigus, J. Canny, and R. Seidel, Efficiently
computing and representing aspect graphs of
polyhedral objects, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 542-551.
1018. S. Chen and H. Freeman, On the characteristic views
of quadric-surfaced solids, DACBV, 34-43.
1019. D. Eggert and K. Bowyer, Perspective projection
aspect graphs of solids of revolution: An
implementation, DACBV, 44-63.
1020. O. Faugeras, J. Mundy, N. Ahuja, C. Dyer, A.
Pentland, R. Jain, K. Ikeuchi, and K. Bowyer, Why
aspect graphs are not (yet) practical for computer
vision, DACBV, 98-104.
1021. C. Asteasu and A. Orbegozo, Parametric piecewise
surfaces intersection, C&G 15, 1991, 9-13.
1022. E. Boender, A survey of intersection algorithms for
curved surfaces, C&G 15, 1991, 109-115.
1023. J.L. Zheng and C.B. Millham, A linear programming
method for ray-convex polyhedron intersection,
C&G 15, 1991, 195-204.
84
1024. G.L. Lastra, Topological sort of SSI with minimal
searching, C&G 15, 1991, 389-396.
1025. J. Yen, S. Spach, M. Smith, and R. Pulleyblank,
Parallel boxing in B-spline intersection, CGA 11(1),
1991, 72-79.
1026. S. Cameron, Efficient bounds in constructive solid
geometry, CGA 11(3), 1991, 68-74.
1027. E.W. Chionh, R.N. Goldman, and J.R. Miller, Using
multivariate resultants to find the intersection of
three quadric surfaces, TOG 10, 1991, 378-400.
1028. H. Toriya, Boolean operations for solids with free-
form surfaces through polyhedral approximation,
VC 7, 1991, 87-96.
L. Motion
1029. IEEE Workshop on Visual Motion, Princeton, NJ,
October 7-9, 1991 (IEEE Computer Society Press).
L.1. Structure from motion
1030. J.L. Barron, A.D. Jepson, and J.K. Tsotsos, The
feasibility of motion and structure from noisy
time-varying image velocity information, IJCV 5,
1990, 239-269.
1031. M. Spetsakis and J.(Y.) Aloimonos, A multi-frame
approach to visual motion perception, IJCV 6, 1991,
245-255.
1032. F. Bergholm and S. Carlsson, A ``theory'' of optical
flow, IU 53, 1991, 171-188.
1033. C.H. Lee, Time-varying images: The effect of finite
resolution on uniqueness, IU 54, 1991, 325-332.
1034. M. Tistarelli and G. Sandini, Estimation of depth
from motion using an anthropomorphic visual sensor,
IVC 8, 1990, 271-278.
1035. K. Daniilidis and H.H. Nagel, Analysis results on
error sensitivity of motion estimation from two
views, IVC 8, 1990, 297-303.
1036. S.J. Maybank, Ambiguity in reconstruction from image
correspondences, IVC 9, 1991, 93-99.
85
1037. A. Blake and R. Cipolla, Robust estimation of
surface curvature from deformation of apparent
contours, IVC 9, 1991, 107-112.
1038. W. Enkelmann, Obstacle detection by evaluation of
optical flow fields from image sequence, IVC 9,
1991, 160-168.
1039. H.P. Trivedi, On computing all solutions to the
motion estimation problem with exact or noisy data,
IVC 9, 1991, 229-234.
1040. C. Harris, Structure-from-motion under orthographic
projection, IVC 9, 1991, 329-332.
1041. S. Pehjan, S. Ragupathi, and R.A. King, Improving
the translation parameter estimation of linear
algorithms, JVCIR 2, 1991, 79-84.
1042. S.L. Iu and K. Wohn, Recovery of 3D motion of a
single particle, PR 24, 1991, 241-252.
1043. Y.F. Wang, N. Karandikar, and J.K. Aggarwal,
Analysis of video image sequences using point and
line correspondences, PR 24, 1991, 1065-1084.
1044. J. Arnspang, On the use of time varying shading and
surface rim irradiance, PRL 12, 1991, 203-210.
1045. J. Arnspang, Fundamentals of texture flow equations
in vision calculus, PRL 12, 1991, 211-218.
1046. J. Philip, Estimation of three-dimensional motion of
rigid objects from noisy observations, T-PAMI 13,
1991, 61-66.
1047. T.J. Broida and R. Chellappa, Estimating the
kinematics and structure of a rigid object from a
sequence of monocular images, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
497-513.
1048. D. Weinshall, Direct computation of qualitative 3-D
shape and motion invariants, T-PAMI 13, 1991,
1236-1240.
1049. S. Chaudhuri and S. Chatterjee, Performance analysis
of total least squares methods in three-dimensional
motion estimation, T-RA 7, 1991, 707-714.
86
1050. X. Hu and N. Ahuja, Motion estimation under
orthographic projection, T-RA 7, 1991, 848-853.
1051. C.P. Jerian and R. Jain, Structure from motion-A
critical analysis of methods, T-SMC 21, 1991,
572-588.
1052. J. Weng, N. Ahuja, and T.S. Huang, Motion and
structure from point correspondences with error
estimation: Planar surfaces, T-SP 39, 1991,
2691-2717.
1053. H.H. Chen, A screw motion approach to uniqueness
analysis of head-eye geometry, CVPR, 145-151.
1054. H.S. Sawhney and A.R. Hanson, Identification and 3D
description of ``shallow'' environmental structure
in a sequence of images, CVPR, 179-185.
1055. M.A. Taalebinezhaad, Partial implementation of the
fixation method on real images: Direct recovery of
motion and shape in the general case, CVPR, 400-405.
1056. E.J. Weldon Jr. and H. Liu, How accurately can
direct motion vision determine depth?, CVPR,
613-618.
1057. R. Szeliski, Shape from rotation, CVPR, 625-630.
1058. S.M. Haynes and R. Jain, Trajectories and events,
CVPR, 702-703.
1059. S. Sull and N. Ahuja, Estimation of motion and
structure of planar surfaces from a sequence of
monocular images, CVPR, 732-733.
1060. M. Barth, H. Ishiguro, and S. Tsuji, Determining
robot egomotion from motion parallax observed by an
active camera, IJCAI, 1247-1253.
1061. S. Chandrashekhar and R. Chellappa, Passive
navigation in a partially known environment, WVM,
2-7.
1062. J. Oliensis and J.I. Thomas, Incorporating motion
error in multi-frame structure from motion, WVM,
8-13.
1063. W.O. Franzen, Structure and motion from uniform 3D
acceleration, WVM, 14-20.
87
1064. C. Tomasi and T. Kanade, Factoring image sequences
into shape and motion, WVM, 21-28.
1065. Y. Aloimonos and L. Huang, Motion-boundary illusions
and their regularization, WVM, 88-94.
1066. D.J. Heeger, A.D. Jepson, and E.P. Simoncelli,
Recovering observer translation with center-surround
operators, WVM, 95-100.
1067. H. Ando, Dynamic reconstruction of 3D structure and
3D motion, WVM, 101-110.
1068. A.D. Jepson and D.J. Heeger, A fast subspace
algorithm for recovering rigid motion, WVM, 124-131.
1069. S. Negahdaripour and S. Lee, Motion recovery from
image sequences using first-order optical flow
information, WVM, 132-139.
1070. V. Sundareswaran, Egomotion from global flow field
data, WVM, 140-145.
1071. R. Gussin and S. Ullman, Direct computation of the
focus of expansion from velocity field measurements,
WVM, 146-155.
1072. K.J. Hanna, Direct multi-resolution estimation of
ego-motion and structure from motion, WVM, 156-162.
1073. L. Huang and Y. Aloimonos, Relative depth from
motion using normal flow: An active and purposive
solution, WVM, 196-204.
1074. M. Tistarelli and G. Sandini, Direct estimation of
time-to-impact from optical flow, WVM, 226-233.
1075. M. Spetsakis, Getting around the aperture problem
using point and line correspondences, WVM, 236-241.
1076. C.J. Taylor, D.J. Kriegman, and P. Anandan,
Structure and motion in two dimensions from multiple
images: A least squares approach, WVM, 242-248.
1077. L. Quan and R. Mohr, Toward structure from motion
for linear features through reference points, WVM,
249-254.
1078. J. Schick and E.D. Dickmanns, Simultaneous
estimation of 3D shape and motion of objects by
computer vision, WVM, 256-261.
88
1079. Y.L. Chang, 3D structure reconstruction from an ego
motion sequence using statistical estimation and
detection theory, WVM, 268-273.
1080. S. Sull and N. Ahuja, Segmentation, matching and
estimation of structure and motion of textured
piecewise planar surfaces, WVM, 274-279.
L.2. Motion estimation; motion synthesis
1081. N. Ranganathan and R. Mehrotra, A VLSI arehitecture
for dynamic scene analysis, IU 53, 1991, 189-197.
1082. K. Rangarajan and M. Shah, Establishing motion
correspondence, IU 54, 1991, 56-73.
1083. D.S. Kalivas and A.A. Sawchuk, A region matching
motion estimation algorithm, IU 54, 1991, 275-288.
1084. R. Deriche and O. Faugeras, Tracking line segments,
IVC 8, 1990, 261-270.
1085. D. Nichol and M. Fiebig, Image segmentation and
matching using the binary object forest, IVC 9,
1991, 139-149.
1086. P.M. Griffin and S.L. Messimer, Feature point
tracking in time-varying images, PRL 11, 1990,
843-848.
1087. H.H. Chen and T.S. Huang, Using motion from
orthographic views to verify 3-D point matches, T-
PAMI 13, 1991, 872-878.
1088. K. Rangarajan and M. Shah, Establishing motion
correspondence, CVPR, 103-108.
1089. Z. Zhang, R. Weiss, and E.M. Riseman, Feature
matching in 360o waveforms for robot navigation,
CVPR, 742-743.
1090. V. Venkateswar and R. Chellappa, Hierarchical
feature based matching for motion correspondence,
WVM, 280-285.
1091. C. Schnorr, Determining optical flow for irregular
domains by minimizing quadratic functionals of a
certain class, IJCV 6, 1991, 25-38.
89
1092. R. Battiti, E. Amaldi, and C. Koch, Computing
optical flow across multiple scales: An adaptive
coarse-to-fine strategy, IJCV 6, 1991, 133-145.
1093. S.A. Mahmoud, Motion estimation based on modified
Fourier spectrum, IPL 37, 1991, 311-313.
1094. J. Wu and K. Wohn, On the deformation of image
intensity and zero-crossing contours under motion,
IU 53, 1991, 66-75.
1095. S.V. Fogel, The estimation of velocity vector fields
from time-varying image sequences, IU 53, 1991,
253-287.
1096. D. Willick and Y.H. Yang, Experimental evaluation of
motion constraint equations, IU 54, 1991, 206-214.
1097. J. Konrad and E. Dubois, Comparison of stochastic
and deterministic solution methods in Bayesian
estimation of 2D motion, IVC 8, 1990, 304-317.
1098. R.S. Jasinschi, The properties of space-time
sampling and the extraction of the optical flow: The
effects of motion uncertainty, JVCIR 2, 1991,
222-229.
1099. J.N. Driessen, L. Boroczky, and J. Biemond, Pel-
recursive motion field estimation from image
sequences, JVCIR 2, 1991, 259-280.
1100. A. Singh, Image-flow computation: An estimation-
theoretic framework, unification and integration,
MVA 4, 1991, 55.
1101. C.Q. Shu and Y.Q. Shi, On unified optical flow
field, PR 24, 1991, 579-586.
1102. A. Nomura, H. Miike, and K. Koga, Field theory
approach for determining optical flow, PRL 12, 1991,
183-190.
1103. K.Y. Wohn, J. Wu, and R.W. Brockett, A contour-based
recovery of image flow: Iterative transformation
method, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 746-760.
1104. S.A. Mahmoud, A new technique for velocity
estimation of large moving objects, T-SP 39, 1991,
741-743.
90
1105. J. Dengler, Estimation of discontinuous displacement
vector fields with the minimum description length
criterion, CVPR, 276-282.
1106. M.J. Black and P. Anandan, Robust dynamic motion
estimation over time, CVPR, 296-302.
1107. E.P. Simoncelli, E.H. Adelson, and D.J. Heeger,
Probability distributions of optical flow, CVPR,
310-315.
1108. A. Singh, Incremental estimation of image flow using
a Kalman filter, WVM, 36-43.
1109. H. Barman, L. Haglund, H. Knutsson, and G.H.
Granlund, Estimation of velocity, acceleration, and
disparity in time sequences, WVM, 44-51.
1110. D.J. Fleet and A.D. Jepson, Stability of phase
information, WVM, 52-60.
1111. C. Koch, H.T. Wang, R. Battiti, B. Mathur, and C.
Ziomkowski, An adaptive multi-scale approach for
estimating optical flow: Computational theory and
physiological implementation, WVM, 111-122.
1112. C. Koch, A. Moore, W. Bair, T. Horiuchi, B.
Bishofberger, and J. Lazzaro, Computing motion using
analog VLSI vision chips: An experimental comparison
among four approaches, WVM, 312-324.
1113. T. Yasuno and T. Hamano, Three-dimensional
reconstruction using homocentric spherical
spatiotemporal image analysis, JVCIR 2, 1991,
365-372.
1114. S.L. Peng, Temporal slice analysis of image
sequences, CVPR, 283-288.
1115. M. Allmen and C.R. Dyer, Long-range spatiotemporal
motion understanding using spatiotemporal flow
curves, CVPR, 303-309.
1116. J. Heel, Temporal surface reconstruction, CVPR,
607-612.
1117. S.P. Liou and R.C. Jain, Qualitative motion analysis
using a spatio-temporal approach, CVPR, 726-727.
91
1118. H.H. Baker and T.D. Garvey, Motion tracking on the
spatiotemporal surface, WVM, 340-345.
1119. Computer Animation '91 (Fourth International
Conference on Computer Animation), Geneva,
Switzerland, May 22-25, 1991.
1120. N. Magnenat-Thalmann and D. Thalmann, guest eds.,
Special Issue on Computer Animation 1989/90, VC
6(10), 1990, 307-374.
1121. C.W. Lee, O. Hasegawa, W. Wongwarawipat, H. Dohi,
and M. Ishizuka, Realistic image synthesis of a
deformable living thing based on motion
understanding, JVCIR 2, 1991, 345-354.
1122. N. Max, Polygon-based post-process motion blur,
VC 6, 1990, 308-314.
1123. T.L. Kunii and H. Gotoda, Singularity theoretical
modeling and animation of garment wrinkle formation
processes, VC 6, 1990, 326-336.
1124. C.W.A.M. van Overveld, An iterative approach to
dynamic simulation of 3-D rigid body motions for
real-time interactive computer animation, VC 7,
1991, 29-38.
1125. J. Wejchert and D. Haumann, Animation aerodynamics,
SIGGRAPH, 19-22.
1126. S. Coquillart and P. Jancene, Animated free-form
deformation: An interactive animation technique,
SIGGRAPH, 23-26.
1127. W.T. Freeman, E.H. Adelson, and D.J. Heeger, Motion
without movement, SIGGRAPH, 27-30.
1128. D. Baraff, Coping with friction for non-penetrating
rigid body simulation, SIGGRAPH, 31-40.
L.3. Motion: special topics
1129. B.K.P. Horn and J.G. Harris, Rigid body motion from
range image sequences, IU 53, 1991, 1-13.
1130. B. Sabata and J.K. Aggarwal, Estimation of motion
from a pair of range images: A review, IU 54, 1991,
309-324.
92
1131. Z. Zhang and O.D. Faugeras, Determining motion from
3D line segment matches: A comparative study, IVC 9,
1991, 10-19.
1132. Y.F. Wang and A. Pandey, A study on using structured
lighting to analyze time varying image sequences,
PR 24, 1991, 723-738.
1133. B.C. Vemuri and G. Skofteland, Surface and motion
estimation from sparse range data, CVPR, 751-752.
1134. H.H. Chen, Determining motion and depth from
binocular orthographic views, IU 54, 1991, 47-55.
1135. S. Lee and Y. Kay, A Kalman filter approach for
accurate 3-D motion estimation from a sequence of
stereo images, IU 54, 1991, 244-258.
1136. P. Balasubramanyam and M.A. Snyder, The P-field: A
computational model for binocular motion processing,
CVPR, 115-120.
1137. N. Cui, J. Weng, and P. Cohen, Motion and structure
from long stereo image sequences, WVM, 75-80.
1138. R. Dutta and M.A. Snyder, Robustness of structure
from binocular known motion, WVM, 81-86.
1139. M. Tistarelli, E. Grosso, and G. Sandini, Dynamic
stereo in visual navigation, CVPR, 816-193.
1140. E. Francois and P. Bouthemy, Derivation of
qualitative information in motion analysis, IVC 8,
1990, 279-288.
1141. A. Cumani, A. Guiducci, and P. Grattoni, Image
description of dynamic scenes, PR 24, 1991, 661-673.
1142. M. Shizawa and K. Mase, A unified computational
theory for motion transparency and motion boundaries
based on eigenenergy analysis, CVPR, 289-295.
1143. F. Heitz, P. Perez, and P. Bouthemy, Parallel visual
motion analysis using multiscale Markov random
fields, WVM, 30-35.
1144. M. Shizawa and K. Mase, Principle of superposition:
A common computational framework for analysis of
multiple motion, WVM, 164-172.
93
1145. T. Darrell and A. Pentland, Robust estimation of a
multi-layered motion representation, WVM, 173-178.
1146. T.E. Boult and L. Gottesfeld Brown, Factorization-
based segmentation of motions, WVM, 179-186.
1147. S.A. Mahmoud, Motion analysis of multiple moving
objects using Hartley transform, T-SMC 21, 1991,
280-287.
1148. S.D. Blostein and T.S. Huang, Detecting small,
moving objects in image sequences using sequential
hypothesis testing, T-SP 39, 1991, 1611-1629.
1149. E. Francois and P. Bouthemy, Multiframe-based
identification of mobile components of a scene with
a moving camera, CVPR, 166-172.
1150. R.C. Nelson, Qualitative detection of motion by a
moving observer, CVPR, 173-178.
1151. P.J. Burt, R. Hingorani, and R.J. Kolczynski,
Mechanisms for isolating component patterns in the
sequential analysis of multiple motion, WVM,
187-193.
1152. J.(Y.) Aloimonos and D.P. Tsakiris, On the visual
mathematics of tracking, IVC 9, 1991, 235-251.
1153. J.T. Feddema, C.S.G. Lee, and O.R. Mitchell,
Weighted selection of image features for resolved
rate visual feedback control, T-RA 7, 1991, 31-47.
1154. M.J. Fletcher, K. Warwick, and R.J. Mitchell, The
application of a hybrid tracking algorithm to motion
analysis, CVPR, 84-89.
1155. M.R.M. Jenkin, Using stereomotion to track binocular
targets, CVPR, 96-102.
1156. D. Raviv, A quantitative approach to camera
fixation, CVPR, 386-392.
1157. S. Chaudhuri and S. Chatterjee, Motion analysis of a
homogeneously deformable object using subset
correspondences, PR 24, 1991, 739-745.
1158. A. Pentland and B. Horowitz, Recovery of nonrigid
motion and structure, T-PAMI 13, 1991, 730-742.
94
1159. J.S. Duncan, R.L. Owen, L.H. Staib, and P. Anandan,
Measurement of non-rigid motion using contour shape
descriptors, CVPR, 316-324.
1160. B. Horowitz and A. Pentland, Recovery of non-rigid
motion and structure, CVPR, 325-330.
1161. D. Metaxas and D. Terzopoulos, Constrained
deformable superquadrics and nonrigid motion
tracking, CVPR, 337-343.
1162. N. da Vitoria Lobo and J.K. Tsotsos, Using collinear
points to compute egomotion and detect nonrigidity,
CVPR, 344-350.
1163. R.M. Cameron-Jones, Visual interpretation of
Lambertian surface deformation, IJCAI, 1299-1304.
1164. A. Pentland, B. Horowitz, and S. Sclaroff, Non-rigid
motion and structure from contour, WVM, 288-293.
1165. D. Metaxas and D. Terzopoulos, Recursive estimation
of shape and nonrigid motion, WVM, 306-311.
1166. B. Bhanu and W. Burger, A qualitative approach to
dynamic scene understanding, IU 54, 1991, 184-205.
1167. D. Koller, N. Heinze, and H.H. Nagel, Algorithmic
characterization of vehicle trajectories from image
sequences by motion verbs, CVPR, 90-95.
1168. S.K. Mishra, D.B. Goldgof, and T.S. Huang, Motion
analysis and epicardial deformation estimation from
angiography data, CVPR, 331-336.
1169. M.K. Leung, Y. Liu, and T.S. Huang, Estimating 3D
vehicle motion in an outdoor scene from monocular
and stereo image sequences, WVM, 62-68.
1170. S. Li, I. Miyawaki, H. Ishiguro, and S. Tsuji,
Realizing active vision by a mobile robot, WVM,
205-210.
1171. J. Huber and V. Graefe, Quantitative interpretation
of image velocities in real time, WVM, 211-216.
1172. D. Raviv and M. Herman, A new approach to vision and
control for road following, WVM, 217-225.
95
1173. A.A. Amini and J.S. Duncan, Pointwise tracking of
left-ventricular motion in 3D, WVM, 294-299.
1174. S.K. Mishra and D.B. Goldgof, Motion analysis and
modeling of epicardial surfaces from point and line
correspondences, WVM, 300-305.
1175. H. Morikawa and H. Harashima, 3D structure
extraction coding of image sequences, JVCIR 2, 1991,
332-344.
1176. E. Ardizzone, A. Chella, S. Gaglio, and F. Sorbello,
Motion analysis using the novelty filter, PRL 12,
1991, 177-182.
1177. J.P. Gauthier, G. Bornard, and M. Silbermann,
Motions and pattern analysis: Harmonic analysis on
motion groups and their homogeneous spaces, T-
SMC 21, 1991, 159-172.
1178. J. Lubin, Adaptive coring techniques for spatio-
temporal signals, WVM, 333-339.
96
Author Index
(Numbers denote references)
Abidi, M.A. 266 Anjyo, K. 681
AbuHaiba, I. 623 Ansari, N. 597,
Acharya, R. 381, 599
975, 1006 Aono, M. 676
Addison, S. 701 Aoyama, H. 405
Ade, F. 856 Aragon, J. 125
Adelson, E.H. 352, Arbib, M.A. 170
796, 1107, 1127 Arbogast, E. 392
Aggarwal, J.K. Arce, G.R. 130,
263, 283, 768, 372
951, 1043, 1130 Ardizzone, E. 1176
Agishtein, M.E. Arkin, E.M. 750
400 Arman, F. 951
Ahuja, N. 1020, Arnspang, J. 1044,
1050, 1052, 1059, 1045
1080 Aronov, B. 641
Ai, C. 105 Arruabarrena, A.
Aizawa, K. 534, 330
558 Arvo, J.(R.) 72,
Akimoto, T. 866 111, 879
Akinobu, T. 875 Arya, S. 820
Albus, J.S. 196 Asada, M. 954
Aldon, M.J. 823 Asteasu, C. 1021
Aldroubi, A. 413, Astola, J. 128
460 Atallah, M.J. 551,
Aleksander, I. 177 616
Algazi, V.R. 621, Atherton, T.J. 777
632 Atkinson, H.H. 974
Allebach, J.P. 142 Attali, S. 710
Allmen, M. 1115 Audette, M. 789
Alnuweiri, H.M. Augustyn, T.W. 280
309, 312, 333, Aupperle, L. 880
560 Aurenhammer, F.
Aloimonos, (J.)Y. 609
42, 44, 1031, Avnir, D. 566
1065, 1073, 1152 Ayache, N. 245,
Alyassin, A. 565 779, 830, 831,
Amaldi, E. 1092 981
Amanatides, J. 864
Amini, A.A. 1173 Badler, N.I. 228
Amir, A. 692, 727 Baeza-Yates,
Anandan, P. 1076, R.(A.) 720, 726
1106, 1159 Bair, W. 1112
Anastassiou, D. Bajcsy, R.K. 271
104 Baker, H.H. 1118
Ando, H. 1067 Balaji, S. 543
Angel, E. 590 Balasubramanyam,
97
Author Index
P. 1136 Bertsekas, D.P.
Balcazar, J.L. 330 321
Baldwin, W.A. 532 Beusmans, J.M.H.
Ballard, D.H. 506 1010
Banerjee, S. 559, Beylkin, G. 382
702 Beymer, D.J. 474
Bani-Hashemi, A. Bhandarkar, S.M.
107 927, 928, 930
Baraff, D. 1128 Bhanu, B. 502,
Baringer, W.B. 343 1166
Barkans, A.C. 96 Bhatnagar, D. 629,
Barman, H. 1109 803
Barnhill, R.E. 886 Bhattacharya, B.K.
Bar-Noy, A. 327 639
Barrett, E.B. 7, Bhattacharya, P.
990 48
Barron, J.L. 1030 Bickerstaff, M.A.
Barry, P.J. 404 637
Barsky, B.A. 406 Bidasaria, H.B.
Barth, M. 1060 1008
Barth, W. 63 Biemond, J. 118,
Bartlett, S.L. 795 1099
Basri, R. 938 Bigun, J. 432
Basu, A. 626 Bihari, T.E. 247
Bataouche, S. 494 Bilbro, G. 485
Batchelor, B.G. Binford, T.O. 42,
25, 32 813
Battiti, R. 1092, Bishofberger, B.
1111 1112
Baum, D.R. 876 Black, M.J. 1106
Bay, J.S. 815 Blake, A. 3, 1037
Bazakos, M.E. 276 Blanz, W.E. 234
Becklund, A. 134 Bloomenthal, J.
Beil, W. 793 905
Beinglass, A. 765 Blostein, S.D.
Beivide, R. 330 1148
Bejczy, A. 243 Blum, C. 346
Bell, S.B.M. 375 Blumenkrans, A.
Bengtsson, A. 546 570
Benhabib, B. 451 Bobick, A.F. 845
Bennett, D.J. 387 Boehm, W. 55, 886
Bennis, C. 685 Boender, E. 1022
Benson, P.J. 216 Bohme, J.F. 1009
Benteftifa, M.H. Bolivken, E. 426
483 Bolle, R.M. 429
Berg, T.B. 481 Boncelet Jr., C.G.
Bergen, J.R. 752 372
Berger, A.D. 448 Borenstein, J.
Bergholm, F. 1032 256, 258
Berry Jr., J.R. Borgefors, G. 612
712 Borges, C.F. 669
Bertrand, G. 981 Borges, R. 586
98
Author Index
Bornard, G. 1177 Brunnstrom, K. 471
Bornstein, R. 573 Brzakovic, D. 127,
Boroczky, L. 1099 445, 446
Boulic, R. 221 Buehrer, D.J. 545
Boult, T.E. 467, Bunke, H. 568
583, 654, 1146 Burger, P. 837
Bouman, C.(A.) Burger, W. 1166
667, 716 Burkhardt, H. 291
Bourbakis, N.G. Burt, P.J. 1151
191 Burton, M. 212
Bouthemy, P. 1140, Busch, H. 901
1143, 1149 Butler, C. 178
Bovik, A.C. 208, Butler, D.A. 385
210, 705, 718, Butt, S. 398
772
Bowyer, K.(W.) 42, Caianiello, E.R.
512, 513, 1016, 161
1019, 1020 Calderbank, A.R.
Boyer, K.L. 450, 85
462, 603, 782, Califano, A. 549
786 Cameron, S. 1026
Boyer, M. 896 Cameron-Jones,
Bozma, H.I. 514 R.M. 1163
Bozma, O. 810 Camps, O.I. 947
Brandt, J.W. 621, Canny, J. 638,
632 1017
Braquelaire, J.P. Cantoni, V. 18
1000 Capson, D.W. 804
Braunegg, D.J. 797 Cardillo, J. 809
Breen, D.E. 903 Carlsen, I.C. 793
Breuel, T.M. 960 Carlson, W.E. 88
Brill, M.H. 142, Carlsson, S. 1032
990 Carpenter, G.A.
Brillault- 171
O'Mahony, B. 982 Carrie, S.E. 662
Brink, A.D. 489 Carriker, W.F. 650
Brockett, R.W. Casasent, D.P. 22
1103 Catthoor, F.V.M.
Brodersen, R.W. 759
343 Caudill, M. 178
Brodlie, K.W. 398 Celniker, G. 906
Brogan, D. 140 Cernuschi-Frias,
Broida, T.J. 1047 B. 424
Brown, C.(M.) 515, Chakravarthy, C.S.
925, 992 956
Brown, J.C. 430 Chan, M.Y. 325
Brown, M.K. 103 Chan, S.C. 694
Bruce, V. 212 Chandler, R.E. 584
Bruckstein, A.(M.) Chandrasekaran, B.
98, 573, 644, 520
753, 760, 763 Chandrashekhar, S.
Brunelli, R. 969 1061
99
Author Index
Chang, C. 788 Chern, M.G. 95
Chang, C.C. 347, Chetverikov, D.
545 707
Chang, C.Y. 850 Chew, L.P. 750
Chang, R.C. 608, Chionh, E.W. 1027
613, 614 Chiu, A.H. 493
Chang, S.K. 523 Cho, K. 627
Chang, W.T. 410 Choe, Y. 842
Chang, Y.L. 1079 Chorzempa, T. 615
Chapman, D. 505 Chou, S.L. 567,
Chatterjee, S. 575
788, 1049, 1157 Choudhary, A.N.
Chatterji, B.N. 757, 766
121 Chow, Y. 213
Chaudhuri, B.B. Christakos, G. 695
411, 577, 578, Chu, C.C. 283
628 Chu, C.H. 95
Chaudhuri, S. Chu, C.N. 915
1049, 1157 Chun, W.H. 240
Chaudhury, S. 535 Chung, K.L. 407
Chedmail, P. 640 Chung, R.C.K. 783
Chella, A. 1176 Cipolla, R. 1037
Chellappa, R. 35, Civanlar, M.R. 6
184, 466, 717, Clemens, D.T. 939,
790, 840, 844, 955
1047, 1061, 1090 Cocquerez, J.P.
Chen, C.H. 176, 828
911, 966 Coelho, C. 995
Chen, C.T. 90, 475 Coffman Jr., E.G.
Chen, H.H. 986, 56
1053, 1087, 1134 Cohen, F.S. 678,
Chen, J.S. 124 709, 710
Chen, L.T. 557 Cohen, I. 831
Chen, M.H. 459 Cohen, L.D. 449,
Chen, M.J.W. 26 831
Chen, Q. 262 Cohen, P. 789,
Chen, S. 1007, 1137
1018 Coifman, R. 382
Chen, S.E. 878 Cok, D.R. 672
Chen, S.S. 15, 517 Cole, A.J. 106
Chen, S.W. 819 Cole, J.B. 994
Chen, S.Y. 252, Collin, Z. 195
475 Combettes, P.L.
Chen, T.W. 967 438, 439
Chen, W. 390 Conway, D. 865
Chen, W.T. 739 Cooper, D.B. 424
Chen, X. 824 Cooper, J. 473
Chen, Z. 284, 814 Coquillart, S.
Cheng, H.D. 2, 386 1126
Cheng, J.C. 741 Corbett, P.F. 315,
Cheng, K.H. 332 318
Cherbit, G. 674 Cosnard, M. 299
100
Author Index
Cowan, C.K. 910 de Miranda Gomes,
Cox, I.J. 254 J. 108
Crabtree Jr., S.J. Deng, C.T. 396
356 Dengler, J. 1105
Crilly, T. 673 Denis, M. 148
Crisman, J.D. 251 Deriche, R. 604,
Crochemore, M. 826, 828, 1084
721, 729 Dhome, M. 851,
Crocker, G.A. 895 853, 855
Cronly-Dillon, J. Dhond, U.R. 768
145 Diamond, A.S. 112
Cross, G.R. 624, Dickinson, S.J.
723 949
Cui, N. 1137 Dickmanns, E.D.
Cumani, A. 670, 1078
671, 1141 Dickson, W. 479
Curran, R.T. 278 Dinstein, I. 544,
601
Daniilidis, K. Dobie, M.R. 349
1035 Doebner, H.D. 158
Darrell, T. 500, Dohi, H. 1121
805, 1145 Domey, J. 220
Das, P.P. 617 Don, H.S. 741
Das, S.R. 1011 Dougherty, E.R.
Dasarathy, B.V. 361, 372, 373
708 Drew, M.S. 663
Dash, L. 121 Driels, M.R. 395
Dassow, J. 562 Driessen, J.N.
Daubechies, I. 382 1099
Daut, D.G. 542 Drummond, O.E. 275
David, C. 447 Dublish, P. 730
Davidoff, J. 657 Dubois, E. 1097
Davies, E.R. 756 Dudek, G. 550, 652
Davis, L.S. 557, Duncan, J.S. 514,
820, 932 1159, 1173
da Vitoria Lobo, Dunn, S.M. 627
N. 1162 Durrant-Whyte,
Dayhoff, J. 179 H.F. 257
Dechter, R. 195 Dutta, R. 1138
DeFanti, T.A. 684 Dutta Majumder, D.
Defee, I. 444 628, 931
de Figuereido, Dyer, C.(R.) 1015,
R.J.P. 838 1020, 1115
DeHaemer Jr., M.J.
863 Earnshaw, R.(A.)
Dehne, F. 302, 58, 77, 673
310, 556 Earwicker, P.G.
Delingette, H. 821 701
Delp, E.J. 337, Eason, R.O. 266
597 Eberly, D. 125,
DeMan, H.J. 759 374, 564, 565
DeMenthon, D. 820 Eckhardt, U. 51
101
Author Index
Eckmuller, R. 157 511, 516
Edan, Y. 270 Fisher, R.B. 518
Eden, M. 413, 460 Fiume, E. 97, 867
Eeckman, F.H. 172 Flash, T. 270
Efe, K. 319, 331 Fleck, M.M. 769
Eggert, D. 1019 Fleet, D.J. 376,
Ehlers, E.M. 529 771, 1110
Ehrig, H. 526 Fletcher, M.J.
Ehrlich, R. 356 1154
Ejiri, M. 40 Fletcher, P. 661
Eklundh, J.O. 377, Flynn, A. 246
471, 546 Flynn, P.J. 933,
Eldar, Y. 760 941, 950
Elfadel, I.M. 682 Fogel, S.V. 1095
Elfes, A. 244 Fok, K.Y. 253
Ellis, J.A. 326 Forsyth, D. 839,
Ellis, R.E. 944 992, 995
El Mesbahi, J. 561 Fortune, S. 641
Enkelmann, W. 1038 Fountain, T.J. 300
Ens, J. 816 Fox, E.A. 84
Eom, K.B. 540 Francois, E. 1140,
Eshaghian, M.M. 1149
341 Frank, C.B. 380
Espelid, R. 600 Franzen, W.O. 1063
Esposito, F. 734 Freeman, H. 1018
Evans, J. 912 Freeman, W.T. 352,
1127
Fackerell, E.D. Frisby, J.P. 773
1005 Fua, P. 509, 800
Fairney, P.T. 602, Fujimura, K. 634
929 Fujimura, S. 114
Fairwood, R.C. 926 Funt, B.V. 663
Fan, K.C. 850
Fan, Z. 709, 710 Gader, P.D. 357,
Fang, M.Y. 739 373
Farrell, E.J. 59 Gagalowicz, A. 738
Farrelle, P.M. 86 Gaglio, S. 1176
Farrokhnia, F. 719 Galbiati Jr., L.J.
Faugeras, O.(D.) 29
784, 1020, 1084, Galil, Z. 725
1131 Galvin, F. 607
Fearing, R.S. 813 Galyean, T.A. 907
Feddema, J.T. 1153 Gamble Jr., E.B.
Ferretti, M. 18 469
Ferrie, F.P. 860 Games, A.J.P. 893
Fessler, J.A. 436, Gan, Z.J. 132
437 Garcia, G. 73
Fiebig, M. 1085 Gargantini, I. 974
Fierens, F. 286 Garvey, T.D. 1118
Fijany, A. 243 Gatrell, L. 267
Finke, R. 149 Gauthier, J.P.
Fischler, M.A. 1177
102
Author Index
Gay, R.K.L. 696 656, 879
Gazzaniga, M.S. Grenander, U. 213
167 Griffin, P.M. 1086
Geiger, D. 387, Grimson, W.E.L.
431, 477 921, 937, 943
Gelenbe, E. 173 Gross, A.D. 583
Geller, J. 525 Grossberg, S. 171
Gennert, M.A. 441 Grossi, R. 732
Gerbrands, J.(J.) Grosso, E. 1139
487, 829 Gu, G.G. 441
Ghosh, A. 486 Gudukbay, U. 892
Ghosh, P.K. 539 Guiducci, A. 671,
Giancarlo, R. 725 1141
Gibbons, A. 314 Guitton, P. 1000
Gibson, E.J. 151 Guoxiang, A. 105
Gigus, Z. 1017 Gupta, A.J. 329
Gilbert, C.D. 156 Gupta, L. 740
Gillett, W.E. 791 Gussin, R. 1071
Girard, M. 226 Gutowitz, H. 303
Giraudon, G. 604 Guy, G. 544
Girosi, F. 431 Gwo, Y.R. 255
Glachet, R. 851,
855 Haag, N.N. 990
Gokmen, M. 465 Hagen, H. 891
Goldberg, N. 664 Hagen, M.A. 998
Goldgof, D.B. Hager, G. 425
1168, 1174 Haglund, L. 1109
Goldman, R.N. 404, Hahn, H. 940
1027 Hakimi, S.L. 403
Gonzalez, R.C. 266 Hall, E.L. 808
Gookin, D.M. 137 Hamano, T. 1113
Gordon, D. 1007 Hambrusch, S.(E.)
Gordon, R. 689 329, 551, 554,
Gossard, D. 906 556
Gotoda, H. 1123 Hanahara, K. 758
Gottesfeld Brown, Hancock, E.R. 463
L. 1146 Hang, H.M. 38
Goutsias, J. 360, Hanna, K.J. 1072
366, 371, 677, Hanrahan, P. 880,
712 885
Gowrinathan, S. Hanson, A.J. 509
274 Hanson, A.(R.)
Grace, A.E. 579 334, 1054
Graefe, V. 1171 Haralick, R.M. 45,
Granlund, G.H. 947, 988
432, 1109 Harashima, H. 1175
Grattoni, P. 671, Harris, C. 1040
1141 Harris, J.G. 1129
Grayston, L. 912 Hart, J.C. 684
Green, R.J. 623 Harwood, D. 932
Green, S. 74 Hasegawa, O. 1121
Greenberg, D.P. Hason, O. 508
103
Author Index
Hassenklover, A.L. 150, 387
310 Holroyd, F.C. 375
Haumann, D. 1125 Holt, R.J. 388
Havelock, D.I. 751 Homem de Mello,
Haynes, S.M. 1058 L.S. 914
Hazout, S. 364 Hong, K.S. 908
He, D.C. 706 Hong, L. 446
He, X.D. 656 Hong, Z.Q. 217
He, Y. 547, 548 Hoogs, A. 952
Healey, G. 665 Horiuchi, T. 1112
Hebert, M. 821 Horn, B.K.P. 1129
Hebrard, J.J. 728 Horng, S.J. 739
Hecquard, J. 975 Horowitz, B. 1158,
Heeger, D.J. 1066, 1160, 1164
1068, 1107, 1127 Hoschek, J. 886
Heel, J. 1116 Houshangi, N. 260
Heijmans, H.J.A.M. Howard, V. 208
99, 358, 369 Hromkovik, J. 527
Heinze, N. 1167 Hsieh, H.C. 410
Heitz, F. 1143 Hsing, T.R. 81, 90
Heller, A. 995 Hsu, F.J. 348
Hellestrand, G.R. Hsu, W.I. 1001
637 Hsueh, Y.C. 95
Hel-Or, Y. 566 Hu, J. 589
Henderson, T.C. Hu, X. 1050
912 Huang, C.T. 620
Hendler, J. 350 Huang, K. 599
Henkel, P.A. 280 Huang, L. 285,
Herbordt, M.C. 344 1065, 1073
Herman, G.T. 209, Huang, T.S. 42,
971 269, 743, 1052,
Herman, I. 73 1087, 1148, 1168,
Herman, M. 1172 1169
Herrada, E. 330 Huang, Y.M. 353
Hershey, J. 116 Huber, J. 1171
Hess, H. 508 Hubler, A. 51
Heydorn, S. 622 Huertas, A. 736
Heywood, T. 722 Hughes, J.F. 907
Higuchi, T. 350 Huitric, H. 220
Hingorani, R. 1151 Hummel, R. 948
Hiyane, M. 758 Hung, Y.P. 424
Ho, J. 663 Hung, Y.Y. 458
Ho, S.Y. 284 Huttenlocher, D.P.
Hobby, J.D. 596 497, 747, 750,
Hock, J.L. 1001 921, 922, 943
Hodgins, J.K. 227 Hwang, K. 333, 859
Hoff, W. 267 Hwang, S.M. 545
Hofmann, G.R. 346 Hwang, V.S.S. 281
Hoggar, G. 69
Hohmeyer, M.E. 406 Iba, H. 519
Holder, E.B. 708 Ibaroudene, D.
Hollerbach, J.(M.) 1006
104
Author Index
Ichikawa, T. 522 Jeng, S.C. 762
Ichioka, Y. 135 Jenkin, M.(R.M.)
Iglesias, G. 685 652, 770, 771,
Ikeuchi, K. 39, 1155
653, 655, 821, Jepson, A.D. 376,
834, 908, 909, 770, 771, 1030,
946, 965, 1020 1066, 1068, 1110
Ilg, M. 856 Jerian, C.P. 1051
Illing, D.P. 602, Jezouin, J.L. 288,
929 811
Imme, M. 119 Jiang, B.C. 390
Impedovo, S. 202 Jiang, X.Y. 568
Inakage, M. 871 Jin, X. 883
Inoue, H. 519 Jolion, J.M. 494
Inoue, K. 527, 531 Jonassen, I. 600
Irani, M. 120 Jones, H. 673
Iriyama, H. 875 Jones, J. 246
Irwin, M.J. 342 Jones, J.G. 701
Ishiguro, H. 265, Jones, J.L. 737
1060, 1170 Jones, J.P. 42
Ishihara, S. 135 Jones, P.W. 83
Ishizuka, M. 1121 Jordan III, J.R.
Isler, V. 1004 772
Ito, A. 527 Jorraud, P. 186
Itzkovich, I. 537 Jost, R.G. 207
Iu, S.L. 1042 Juhola, M. 126
Iwanowski, S. 582 Jumarie, G. 488,
Iyengar, S.S. 244, 691
651 Jun, S. 648
Jungert, E. 522
Jacobs, D.W. 939,
955, 961 Kabrisky, M. 181
Jain, A.K. 174, Kabuka, M.R. 253
621, 719, 819, Kadono, K. 954
933, 941, 950 Kahn, P. 3
Jain, R.(C.) 36, Kak, A.C. 923,
42, 493, 714, 934, 953
778, 801, 802, Kalivas, D.S. 1083
827, 1020, 1051, Kamgar-Parsi, B.
1058, 1117 737, 748
Jamieson, L.H. 337 Kanade, T. 39,
Jancene, P. 1126 653, 785, 834,
Jang, Y. 668 946, 1064
Jansen, F.W. 916, Kanatani, K. 983,
1012 984
Jansen, H. 887 Kandel, A. 537
Jasinschi, R.S. Kane, T.B. 507
1098 Kaneda, K. 874,
Javidi, B. 139 875, 1013
Jefferies, M.E. Kang, C.W. 761
264 Kang, S.B. 965
Jeng, F.C. 435 Kangas, J. 162
105
Author Index
Kapur, D. 900 Klette, R. 19
Karandikar, N. Klinker, G. 658
1043 Knoll, A.C. 812
Kartikeyan, B. 699 Knutsson, H. 1109
Kashyap, R.L. 842, Koch, C. 292,
915 1092, 1111, 1112
Kass, M. 687 Koch, R. 901
Kasturi, R. 36, Kochevar, P. 869
956 Kocsis, F. 1009
Katajainen, J. 126 Koga, K. 1102
Katz, S. 195 Koga, T. 21, 80
Kaufman, A. 881 Kohonen, T. 162
Kawagoe, M. 405 Koivo, A.J. 260
Kay, J.W. 430 Kolczynski, R.J.
Kay, Y. 1135 1151
Kayaalp, A. 778 Koller, D. 1167
Kedem, K. 750 Kollias, S. 104
Keeler, K. 498 Komen, E.R. 340,
Keenan, D.M. 213 576
Keller, J.M. 282 Kondo, K. 647
Kempenaers, P. 996 Kong, T.Y. 552,
Kender, J.R. 857 973
Kergosian, Y.L. Konrad, J. 1097
976 Koparkar, P. 898
Kerr, R.L. 345 Koplowitz, J. 594
Khalili, P. 802 Kopperman, R. 552,
Khosla, P.K. 448, 972
650 Koren, I. 322
Kim, B. 837 Koren, Y. 256, 258
Kim, C.E. 980 Korfhage, R.R. 522
Kim, D. 333 Koshikawa, K. 225
Kim, D.Y. 423 Kosko, B. 180
Kim, S.D. 481 Kosslyn, S.M. 150
Kim, W.Y. 934 Kovacevic, J. 100
Kim, Y. 205 Kozera, R. 832
Kim, Y.M. 311 Krause, F.L. 887
Kimura, M. 883 Kreowski, H.J. 526
King, R.A. 1041 Kriegman, D.J.
Kirk, D. 111 918, 952, 1014,
Kiryati, N. 98, 1076
644, 753, 760, Krikelis, A. 336
763 Krishna, C.M. 322
Kishino, F. 262 Krishnamurthy,
Kitano, H. 350 E.V. 306
Kitchen, L. 473 Krithivasan, K.
Kittler, J. 461, 642
463 Krogh, B.H. 650
Kjeldsen, R. 857 Kromker, D. 346
Kjell, B. 499 Kube, P.R. 788
Klassen, R.V. 414, Kubler, O. 882
595 Kuc, R. 249, 810
Klein, F. 882 Kuehnle, A. 268
106
Author Index
Kumar, P. 629 Lee, D.T. 580
Kundu, A. 547, 548 Lee, H.C. 672
Kundu, M.K. 122, Lee, H.J. 396
628 Lee, K.H. 761
Kunii, T.L. 68, Lee, S. 502, 914,
976, 978, 1123 940, 1069, 1135
Kuno, Y. 942 Lee, S.L. 417
Kunt, M. 42 Lee, S.Y. 347, 348
Kuo, S. 723 Leedham, G. 197
Kurz, L. 483 Leguire, L.E. 794
Leighton, F.T. 308
Lacroix, V. 454 Leiss, E.L. 316
Lagendijk, R. 118 Le Mehaute, A. 888
Lai, T.H. 311, 328 Leonard, J.J. 257
Laine, A.F. 781 Leonardi, R. 91
Lam, D.M. 147, 156 Leu, J.G. 572
Lamdan, Y. 957 Leu, M.C. 250
Lancaster, J. 564, Leung, M.K. 269,
565 1169
Landau, G.M. 544, Levialdi, S. 18
601, 727 Levy Vehel, J. 683
Landy, M.S. 152 Lewis, P.H. 349
Langley, K. 777 Li, B.C. 569
Lapreste, J.T. Li, C.C. 465
851, 853, 855 Li, H. 399
Larcombe, M.H.E. Li, K. 332
777 Li, S. 1170
Larson, R.M. 23 Li, S.Z. 817
Lastra, G.L. 1024 Li, X. 626
Latham, R. 75 Li, Z.N. 767
Latifi, S. 317 Libby, V. 272
Latombe, J.C. 635, Libes, D. 894
636, 645 Liedtke, C.E. 901
Lattanzi, M.R. 538 Lifschitz, S. 616
Laur, D. 885 Lim, W. 3
Laurent, P.J. 888 Lin, F.C. 407
Laurini, R. 290 Lin, J.C. 575
Lauwerier, H. 675 Lin, T.T.Y. 872
Lavest, J.M. 855 Lin, W.C. 475, 967
Lawrence, P. 816 Lin, W.M. 194
Lazanas, A. 636 Lin, X. 536
Lazzaro, J. 1112 Lindeberg, T. 377,
Le, V.B. 580 471
Lebreton, G. 136 Lindenbaum, M.
Leclerc, Y.G. 845 594, 763
Lee, C. 988 Lindley, C.A. 31
Lee, C.H. 1033 Linhart, J. 970
Lee, C.N. 553, 979 Linkopoulos, A.
Lee, C.S.G. 1153 446
Lee, C.W. 1121 Liou, S.P. 493,
Lee, D. 459, 464 827, 1117
Lee, D.L. 335 Liow, Y.T. 555
107
Author Index
Lipscomb, J.S. 219 Marill, T. 847
Little, J.J. 791 Marks II, R.J. 94
Liu, B. 716 Marshall, A.D. 235
Liu, H. 1056 Martin, R.R. 235
Liu, L. 421, 468 Mase, K. 866,
Liu, S.Q. 399 1142, 1144
Liu, Y. 743, 1169 Mataloni, R.J. 274
Liu, Z.Q. 380 Mathis, D. 985
Loew, M.H. 206 Mathur, B.(P.)
Logenthiran, A. 292, 1111
485 Mathur, S. 218
Logie, R.H. 148 Matsui, S. 365
Long, W. 215 Matsuyama, T. 281
Longbotham, H. 125 Max, N. 868, 1122
Lorensen, W.E. 903 Maybank, S.J. 1036
Lowe, D.G. 935 Mayhew, J.E.W.
Lu, S. 455 773, 774, 776
Lubin, J. 1178 McAndrew, P. 507
Luby, M. 554 McCorduck, P. 524
Luccio, F. 731 McLauchlan, P.F.
Lueker, G.S. 56 773
Luijendijk, H. 490 Medioni, G. 124,
Lumelsky, V.J. 646 736, 811, 959,
Lustman, F. 779 962
Meer, P. 123, 378,
Ma, S.D. 397 423, 494, 820
Maes, M. 749 Megson, G.M. 408
Magee, M. 267, 985 Mehrotra, R. 1081
Maglara, A. 818 Meisels, A. 508,
Magnenat-Thalmann, 510
N. 66, 211, 214, Melter, R.A. 48
221, 1120 Messimer, S.L.
Mahmoud, S.A. 623, 1086
1093, 1104, 1147 Metaxas, D. 897,
Maiocchi, R. 222 1161, 1165
Majid, A.A. 417 Meyer, A. 416
Makisara, K. 162 Meyer, C.R. 421,
Malandain, G. 828, 468
981 Meyer, P.R. 552,
Malerba, D. 734 972
Malladi, R. 902 Meyer, Y. 382
Mallat, S. 382, Migdal, A.A. 400
383 Miike, H. 1102
Manber, U. 720 Milios, E. 652
Mandel, J.M. 690 Miller, G. 878
Manjunath, B.S. Miller, J.R. 1027
466, 717 Miller, J.V. 903
Mann, S. 876 Miller, R. 102,
Manseur, Z.Z. 351 563
Mao, M. 132 Millham, C.B. 1023
Maresca, M. 300 Minami, T. 218
Margalit, A. 748 Ming, J. 502
108
Author Index
Mintz, D. 423, 692 Nagata, T. 945
Mintz, M. 425 Nagel, H.H. 1035,
Mishra, S.K. 1168, 1167
1174 Nagel, W. 51
Mitchell, B.T. 5 Nahas, M. 220
Mitchell, D.P. 877 Naito, S. 994
Mitchell, J.S.B. Nakamae, E. 874,
643, 750 875, 1013
Mitchell, O.R. Nakamura, A. 534,
363, 482, 620, 558
1153 Nakamura, O. 218
Mitchell, R.J. Narayanan, N.H.
1154 520
Mitra, R.S. 744 Nasr, H.N. 23,
Mitra, S.K. 6 276, 279
Miyawaki, I. 1170 Nayar, S.K. 653,
Moezzi, S. 795 834
Mohan, R. 549 Naylor, B. 91
Mohr, R. 392, 987, Naylor, P.S. 264
1077 Neff, J.A. 138
Moldovan, D. 350 Negahdaripour, S.
Monga, O. 826, 1069
828, 830 Negrini, R. 18
Montanari, U. 193 Nelson, R.C. 1150
Montani, C. 999 Netravali, A.N.
Montanvert, A. 378 388
Moore, A. 1112 Neuvo, Y. 128,
Moorhead II, R.J. 291, 444
6 Nevatia, R. 783,
Morales, A. 381 849, 854
Morii, F. 491 Nguyen, N.Q. 364
Morikawa, H. 1175 Nguyen, V.D. 900
Morin, L. 987 Nichani, S.J. 472
Morrison, D. 590 Nichol, D. 1085
Mortenson, M.E. 70 Nie, X. 133
Morton, H. 177 Nielsen, L. 991
Moshfeghi, M. 735 Nirmal, N. 533
Mount, D. 702 Nishita, T. 874,
Movshon, J.A. 152 875, 1013
Mozer, M.C. 201 Nivat, M. 295
Mukerjee, A. 917 Niwinski, D. 313
Mulgaonkar, P.G. Nolle, M. 988
911, 966 Nomura, A. 1102
Mundy, J.(L.) 900, Nordstrom, K.N.
992, 995, 1020 452
Muraki, S. 825 Novak, M. 159
Murase, H. 994 Nurre, J.H. 808
Murthy, N.N. 744
Mycielski, J. 313 Oakley, J.P. 453
Obaidat, M.S. 794
Nafarieh, A. 282 O'Bara, R.M. 903
Nag, H. 384 Occhinegro, S. 202
109
Author Index
Oetzel, R.M. 185 Patton, R. 445
Ogawa, H. 574 Pavlidis, T. 459,
Ogura, H. 114 589
Okada, S. 942 Payton, D.W. 247
Okamoto, T. 874 Payton, P.M. 990
Okamoto, Y. 942 Pearson, J.J. 7
Okutomi, M. 785 Peckinpaugh, S.H.
Oliensis, J. 833, 703
836, 846, 1062 Pehjan, S. 1041
Onural, L. 679 Pehkonen, K. 932
Oommen, B.J. 693 Peiper, U.M. 270
Oosterlinck, A. Peleg, D. 327
286, 996 Peleg, S. 120, 566
Orbegozo, A. 1021 Pelikan, E. 159
Orchard, M.T. 667 Peng, S.L. 1114
O'Rourke, J. 54 Penna, M.A. 391,
Orr, M.J.L. 518 394
Osherson, D.N. 150 Pentland, A.(P.)
Osinga, S.A. 286 224, 500, 682,
Ottaviano, L. 202 841, 904, 936,
Ottenberg, K. 988 949, 958, 1020,
Overington, T. 153 1145, 1158, 1160,
Owen, R.L. 1159 1164
Owens, R.M. 342 Perez, P. 1143
Owolabi, O. 733 Pernici, B. 222
Ozguc, B. 892, Perona, P. 355
1004 Perrett, D.I. 216
Ozveren, C. 321 Perrin, D. 721
Peter, M. 856
Pagli, L. 731 Petkovic, D. 236,
Pal, N.R. 478 343
Pal, S.K. 122, Petrou, M. 461
478, 486, 630 Pham, B. 401, 591
Pan, Y. 571 Philip, J. 1046
Pandey, A. 1132 Phillips, C.B. 228
Papadimitriou, Picard, R.W. 682
C.H. 643 Piegl, L. 588
Park, J. 540 Pierson, P.K. 385
Park, R.H. 123, Pitas, I. 129, 818
761 Plamondon, R. 2,
Park, S.K. 354 197
Parker, J.R. 495 Plantinga, H. 1015
Parthasarathy, G. P.L Combettes 439
535 Pochec, P. 806
Partridge, D. 192 Poggio, T. 969
Parui, S.K. 625 Pollard, S.(B.)
Parvin, B. 962 775, 776, 925
Pasemann, F. 158 Ponce, J. 952,
Patel, M.A.(S.) 1014
678, 709 Ponnusamy, R. 757,
Pathre, U.S. 395 766
Patnaik, L.M. 1011 Porrill, J. 775,
110
Author Index
776 Ray, K.S. 412, 931
Post, F.H. 63 Ray, L. 102
Poston, T. 553, Reddy, H.N. 316
979 Reed, G.M. 47
Pottmann, H. 418 Reed, T. 480
Poulin, P. 864 Rege, A. 638
Prasanna (Kumar), Regier, T. 858
V.K. 194, 301, Reichenbach, S.E.
304, 309, 312, 354
333, 560 Reif, J.(H.) 89,
Pratt, W.K. 30 305, 638
Prautzsch, H. 55 Reinke, W.F. 895
Preston Jr., K. Reiss, T.H. 581
359 Ribeiro, C.C. 616
Pribram, K.H. 154 Richardson, C.H.
Pueyo, X. 873 368
Puget, P. 389 Richetin, M. 853
Pujari, A.K. 803 Rigoutsos, I. 948
Pulleyblank, R. Rijpkema, H. 226
1025 Rimey, R.D. 515
Rioux, M. 220
Quan, L. 1077 Riseman, E.(M.)
Quek, F. 714 334, 1089
Rissanen, J. 93
Rabbani, M. 83 Rives, G. 853
Radha, H. 91 Robert, J.C. 909
Ragupathi, S. 1041 Robert, L. 784
Raibert, M.H. 227 Robinson, J.A. 170
Raita, T. 126 Rocchisani, J.M.
Rajala, S. 485 826
Rama, R. 533 Rodd, M.G. 456
Randriamasy, S. Rodriguez, A.A.
738 482
Ranganath, S. 379 Roetling, P.G. 113
Ranganathan, N. Rogers, D. 76, 77
472, 1081 Rogers, S.K. 160,
Rangarajan, K. 181
1082, 1088 Rogowitz, B.E. 142
Rangayyan, R. 380 Roller, D. 891
Ranka, S. 131, Roman, G.C. 781
307, 722 Ronghang, W. 587
Rankin, J.R. 585 Ronse, C. 358
Rao, A.R. 698 Roscoe, A.W. 47
Rao, N.S.V. 651, Rosendahl, J.D.
745 239
Raphael, L. 382 Rosenfeld, A. 42,
Rappoport, A. 870 43, 44, 46, 48,
Ravishankar Rao, 285, 334, 378,
A. 700, 778 423, 492, 553,
Raviv, D. 1156, 630, 702, 737,
1172 748, 949, 973,
Ray, B.K. 412 979
111
Author Index
Rosin, P.L. 598, Schalkoff, R.J.
822 384
Rossi, F. 193 Schenker, P.S. 24
Rote, G. 742 Scherson, I.D.
Rothwell, C. 995 315, 318
Rozenberg, G. 526 Schick, J. 1078
Rubinstein, J. 993 Schilling, A. 109
Rushmeier, H.E. Schmeichel, E.F.
878 403
Ruskai, M.B. 382 Schmitt, F. 824
Rygot, M. 925 Schmitt, M. 362
Rytter, W. 528, Schneider, R.H.
729 204
Schnorr, C. 1091
Sabata, B. 1130 Schonfeld, D. 360,
Sack, J.R. 52, 310 366, 371
Sadjadi, F.A. 117, Schroder, H. 401
273 Schumaker, L.L.
Safaee-Rad, R. 451 888
Sahni, S. 131, 307 Schunck, B.G. 419,
Saint-Marc, P. 421, 468, 700,
124, 288, 811 801
Saito, T. 365, 919 Schwartz, S.J. 274
Salari, E. 543 Schwartzkopf, O.
Salem, G.J. 852 606
Sallam, M. 1016 Schweikard, A. 259
Salzman, D. 880 Sclaroff, S. 904,
Samanta, G.P. 411 936, 958, 1164
Sanchez A., V.D. Scopigno, R. 999
168 Scudder, M.J. 344
Sander, P. 830 Seeger, R. 457
Sanderson, A. 912 Seeger, U. 457
Sandini, G. 1034, Seetharamulu, P.
1074, 1139 803
Sangiovanni- Segman, J. 993
Vincentelli, A. Seidel, R. 1017
442 Semeraro, G. 734
Santoro, N. 310 Sethi, I.K. 174
Sanz, J.L.C. 234 Sezan, M.I. 440
Saoudi, A. 295, Sgurev, V. 186
528 Shackleton, M.A.
Sarig, Y. 270 223
Sari-Sarraf, H. Shaffer, C.A. 538,
127 611
Sarkar, A. 699 Shah, A.V. 755
Sarkar, S. 450, Shah, J. 496
462, 782 Shah, M. 1082,
Sato, K. 655, 946 1088
Sauer, K. 443 Shakunaga, T. 964
Sawchuk, A.A. 1083 Shann, R.T. 453
Sawhney, H.S. 1054 Shao, L. 924
Schafer, R.W. 368 Shao, M. 790
112
Author Index
Shapira, Y. 968 Singh, S.K. 250
Shapiro, L.G. 45, Sinha, S.S. 419
947 Sirjani, A. 624
Shatz, C.J. 147 Sitaram, D. 322
Shekhar, S. 636 Sklair, C. 267
Shen, H.C. 704 Sklansky, J. 229
Shen, J. 569 Skofteland, G.
Sher, C.A. 492 1133
Sher, D.B. 427 Skordas, S. 389
Sheu, P.C.Y. 345 Slater, M. 872
Shi, D.H. 458 Slater, P.N. 277
Shi, Y.Q. 1101 Smith, J.A. 278
Shih, F.Y.(C.) Smith, K.C. 451
363, 541 Smith, K.P. 876
Shiller, Z. 255 Smith, M. 1025
Shimaya, A. 503 Smith, W.J. 659
Shin, K.G. 648 Snyder, M.A. 42,
Shinagawa, Y. 976, 433, 1136, 1138
978 Snyder, W. 485
Shio, A. 229 Sofer, D. 428
Shirai, Y. 954 Soille, P. 409,
Shizawa, M. 1142, 633
1144 Sood, A.K. 499
Shmuel, A. 799 Sorbello, F. 1176
Shmulevich, I. 270 Spach, S. 1025
Shoemake, K. 905 Spackman, J. 1003
Shonkwiler, R. 610 Spann, M. 484, 579
Shore, S.D. 607 Sparr, G. 991
Shu, C.F. 714 Speer, L.R. 862
Shu, C.Q. 1101 Spetsakis, M.
Shvaytser 1031, 1075
(Schweitzer), H. Sprague, A.P. 328
752 Srikant, R. 642
Sid-Ahmed, M.A. Staib, L.H. 1159
809 Stamoulis, G.D.
Siegel, H.J. 481 321
Siegel, P.H. 85 Stansfield, S.A.
Silbermann, M. 848
1177 Stark, L. 512, 513
Silbermann, M.J. Stefanelli, R. 18
890 Stein, F. 959
Sillion, F.X. 656, Stelmaszyk, P. 265
879 Stephens, R.S. 754
Simchony, T. 790 Stewart, C.V. 787
Simmen, M. 324 Stewart, N.F. 896
Simon, J.C. 291 Stewart, W.K. 287
Simoncelli, E.P. Stojmenovic, I.
1066, 1107 980
Sims, K. 697 Stolfi, J. 57
Simula, O. 162 Stoller, L. 912
Singh, A. 1100, Stoltzfus, N. 651
1108 Stoney, W.E. 239
113
Author Index
Storer, J.A. 89 Takita, S. 875
Stout, Q.F. 563, Talluri, R. 263
611 Tang, S.H. 458
Strasters, K.C. Tang, Y.Y. 386
829 Tarabanis, K. 913
Strat, T.M. 511, Taubin, G. 434
516 Taxt, T. 426
Strauss, O. 823 Taylor, C.J. 1076
Strawn, G.O. 532 Tchoukanov, I. 451
Strobach, P. 92 Terzopoulos, D.
Strong, J.P. 323 420, 897, 1161,
Stucki, P. 592 1165
Su, C.J. 917 Tescher, A.G. 14,
Su, T.H. 608, 613, 81
614 TeWinkel, L.E. 551
Subirana-Vilanova, Texeira, J.C.G.
J.B. 605 893
Subramanian, S. Thacker, N.A. 774
535 Thalmann, D. 66,
Suen, C.Y. 386 211, 214, 221,
Suenaga, Y. 680, 1120
866 Thazhuthaveetil,
Suetens, P. 286 M.J. 755
Suffern, K.G. 1005 Thomas, J.I. 1062
Suganuma, Y. 521 Thomas, R.W. 701
Sugimoto, K. 798 Thompson, A.M. 430
Suk, M. 927, 928, Thompson, D. 290
930 Thorpe, C.E. 248
Sull, S. 1059, Thurell, L.G. 659
1080 Tirumalai, A.P.
Sullivan, J. 102 801
Sundareswaran, V. Tistarelli, M.
1070 1034, 1074, 1139
Super, B.J. 705 Titterington, D.M.
Suzuki, S. 631 430
Suzuki, T. 114 Toborg, S.T. 859
Svalbe, I.D. 370 Toet, A. 99
Svetkoff, D.J. 233 Tomasi, C. 1064
Szeliski, R. 422, Tominaga, S. 666
835, 1057 Tomita, F. 798
Szepietowski, A. Tong, F. 767
530 Topkar, V.A. 499
Szeto, A. 455 Toriwaki, J. 883
Toriya, H. 1028
Taalebinezhaad, Torralba, A. 338
M.A. 1055 Torrance, K.E. 656
Tagare, H.D. 838, Travis, D. 660
890 Trivedi, H.P. 792,
Takahashi, H. 798 1039
Takahashi, T. 919 Trivedi, M.(M.)
Takanami, I. 527, 34, 188, 237
531 Trucco, E. 977
114
Author Index
Trussell, H.J. van Emmerik,
438, 439, 440 M.J.G.M. 899
Trytten, D.A. 501 Van Gelder, A. 884
Tsai, R.Y. 913 Van Gool, L. 996
Tsai, W.H. 252, van Overveld,
393, 567, 575, C.W.A.M. 1124
762 Van Swaaij,
Tsakiris, D.P. M.F.X.B. 759
1152 van Wijk, J.J. 688
Tseng, D.C. 814 Varadarajan, R.
Tseng, P. 321 320
Tsikos, C.J. 271 Vasilescu, M. 420
Tsitsiklis, J.N. Vayda, A.J. 923,
321 953
Tsotsos, J.K. 550, Veijanen, A. 711
770, 1030, 1162 Velho, L. 108
Tsuji, S. 40, 262, Vemuri, B.C. 16,
265, 1060, 1170 429, 902, 1133
Tsujiuchi, J. 135 Venetsanopoulos,
Tuceryan, M. 501, A.N. 129
615 Venkatesh, S. 473
Tufte, E. 71 Venkateswar, V.
Turk, G. 686 1090
Turk, M.A. 224 Vergnet, R.L. 288
Turner, D. 878 Verwer, B.J.H. 618
Tye, M. 155 Vetterli, M. 91,
Tzou, K.H. 21, 38, 100
80 Vezien, J.M. 685
Viard, V.B. 249
Udupa, J.K. 209 Vidyasagar, M. 237
Ueda, N. 631 Vincent, L. 619,
Ullman, S. 922, 633
938, 968, 1071 Vishkin, U. 724
Ulupinar, F. 849, Volz, R.A. 924
854 Von Solms, S.H.
Umeyama, S. 746 529
Unapathi Rao, P.S.
629 Wachter, R.F. 47
Unbehauen, R. 133 Wah, B.W. 169
Unser, M. 413, Walker, M.W. 924
460, 713 Wallace, A.M. 507
Upadhye, A.M. 740 Walton, D.J. 415
Urrutia, J. 52 Waltz, D. 350
Waltz, F.M. 25
Vaidya, N.H. 1011 Wang, C. 285
Vaidya, N.M. 786 Wang, G. 402
Valveti, R.S. 693 Wang, H.T. 1111
Van Wang, J.Y.A. 796
Cleynenbreugel, Wang, L. 706
J. 286 Wang, L.L. 393
van der Zalm, Wang, P.S.P. 200,
A.N.T. 916 295
115
Author Index
Wang, R.L. 445 Wilfong, G. 641
Wang, Y.F. 807, Wilhelms, J. 884
1043, 1132 Wilkes, D. 652
Warwick, K. 1154 Wilks, Y. 192
Wasilkowski, G.W. Willberg, R.B. 146
464 Williams, C.S. 134
Wasserman, P.D. Williamson, G.J.
182, 183, 185 662
Wasson, W.D. 806 Willick, D. 1096
Watanabe, Y. 680 Willis, P. 1003
Watson, K. 278 Wilson, D.C. 351
Wayner, P.C. 997 Wilson, M. 736
Webb, J.A. 251 Wilson, R.G. 777,
Weber Sklair, C. 972
985 Winget, J.M. 876
Wechsler, H. 175, Wisskirchen, P. 78
480 Witkin, A. 687
Weems, C.(C.) 334, Wohn, K.(Y.) 805,
339, 344 1042, 1094, 1103
Wei, G.Q. 397 Wolf, J.K. 85
Weidner, P. 622 Wolfe, W.(J.) 240,
Weil, F. 337 267, 985
Weiner, G. 51 Wolff, L.B. 467,
Weinshall, D. 3, 654
1048 Wolfson, H.J. 764,
Weiss, R. 1089 765, 957
Weitz, E. 912 Wong, A.K.C. 694,
Wejchert, J. 1125 704
Weldon Jr., E.J. Wong, P.W. 101,
1056 704
Wells, S.C. 662 Wongwarawipat, W.
Wells III, W.M. 1121
963 Woods, J.W. 87,
Welsh, W.J. 223 435
Wendel, P.L. 298 Wozny, M.J. 903
Weng, J. 789, Wright, W.E. 593
1052, 1137 Wu, A.Y. 973
Wenger, P. 640 Wu, J. 1094, 1103
Wenhai, J. 587 Wu, J.L. 353
Wenzel, D. 374 Wu, Q.M. 456
Werman, M. 799 Wu, X. 110
West, G.A.W. 598, Wu, Y. 536
822 Wuescher, D.M.
Westin, S.H. 879 603, 782
Weymouth, T.E. 795 Wust, C. 804
Whaite, P. 860 Wuthrich, C.A. 592
Whatmough, R.J. Wyvill, B. 58
476
Whitman, S.R. 861 Xu, J. 33, 367
Wiklund, J. 432 Xu, R. 415
Wilder, J. 236 Xu, W. 402
Wildes, R.P. 780
116
Author Index
Yachida, M. 261 Zucker, S.W. 447
Yagi, Y. 261 Zyda, M.J. 863
Yamada, H. 365
Yamamoto, K. 365
Yamamoto, M. 225
Yang, Y. 843
Yang, Y.H. 215,
1096
Yao, B.G. 767
Yao, F. 53
Yarlagadda, R. 116
Yasuda, Y. 41
Yasuno, T. 1113
Yeap, W.K. 264
Yen, J. 1025
Yla-Jaaski, J.
715, 882
Yli-Harja, O. 128
Yokoi, S. 883
Yoroizawa, I. 503
You, I.C. 915
Young, T.Y. 852
Yu, B. 536
Yu, X. 715
Yuan, B. 715
Yuan, L.P. 356
Yuille, A. 477,
843
Zavidovique, B.
298
Zeevi, Y. 993
Zha, H.B. 945
Zhang, Y.J. 487
Zhang, Z. 1089,
1131
Zhao, D. 542
Zheng, J.L. 1023
Zheng, J.Y. 262
Zheng, Q. 840, 844
Zhou, X. 689
Zhou, Y.T. 184
Zhu, D. 645
Zhu, Q. 649, 1002
Zhu, Q.M. 458
Zhuravlev, Y. 37
Ziani, R. 314
Ziomkowski, C.
1111
Ziou, D. 470
Zisserman, A. 839,
992, 995
96