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ORCIDMachine Vision and Applications, Volume 8
Volume 8, Number 1, January 1995
- Josef Kittler:
Welcome message from the IAPR President. 1 - Rangachar Kasturi:
Message from the outgoing Editor in Chief. 2 - Mohan M. Trivedi:
A look ahead. 3-4 - Byron Dom, Virginia H. Brecher:
Recent advances in the automatic inspection of integrated circuits for pattern defects. 5-19 - Bijan G. Mobasseri:
Automatic target scoring system using machine vision. 20-30 - Paul D. Gader, Michael W. Whalen, Margaret Ganzberger, Daniel J. Hepp:
Handprinted word recognition on a NIST data set. 31-40 - Thierry Viéville, Emmanuelle Clergue, P. E. Dos Santos Facao:
Computation of ego motion using the vertical cue. 41-52 - Marc Soucy, Denis Laurendeau:
A dynamic integration algorithm to model surfaces from multiple range views. 53-62 - Keng Yew Song, Maria Petrou, Josef Kittler:
Texture crack detection. 63-75
Volume 8, Number 2, March 1995
- Virginio Cantoni:
New architectural solutions for computer vision systems. 77-78 - Kazuo Araki, Masaru Shimizu, Takayuki Noda, Yuji Chiba, Y. Tsuda, K. Ikegaya, K. Sannomiya, M. Gomi:
A high-speed and continuous 3D measurement system. 79-84 - Robert M. Haralick, Arun K. Somani, Craig M. Wittenbrink, Robert Johnson, Kenneth Cooper, Linda G. Shapiro, Ihsin T. Phillips, Jenq-Neng Hwang, William Cheung, Yung Hsi Yao, Chung-Ho Chen, Larry Yang, Brian Daugherty, Bob Lorbeski, Kent Loving, Tom Miller, Larye Parkins, Steve Soos:
Proteus: A reconfigurable computational network for computer vision. 85-100 - Benjamin B. Bederson
, Richard S. Wallace, Eric L. Schwartz:
A miniaturized space-variant active vision system: Cortex-I. 101-109 - Pieter P. Jonker, Erwin R. Komen, Martin A. Kraaijveld:
A scalable, real-time, image processing pipeline. 110-121 - Osamu Hasegawa, Chil-Woo Lee, Wiwat Wongwarawipat, Mitsuru Ishizuka:
Real-time synthesis of a humanlike agent in response to the user's moving image. 122-130 - Hans Peter Graf, Craig R. Nohl, Jan Ben:
Image recognition with an analog neural net chip. 131-140
Volume 8, Number 3, May 1995
- Y. Mainguy, Jeffrey B. Birch, Layne T. Watson:
A robust variable order facet model for image data. 141-162 - José R. A. Torreão:
Bayesian shape estimation: Shape-from-shading and photometric stereo revisited. 163-172 - Claudio De Stefano, Francesco Tortorella, Mario Vento:
An entropy based method for extracting robust binary-templates. 173-178 - Shi Xu, David W. Capson, Terry M. Caelli:
Range measurement from defocus gradient. 179-186 - Nigel J. B. McFarlane, C. P. Schofield:
Segmentation and tracking of piglets in images. 187-193
Volume 8, Number 4, July 1995
- Réjean Plamondon:
A renaissance for handwriting. 195-196 - Michel Gilloux, Manuel Leroux, Jean-Michel Bertille:
Strategies for cursive script recognition using hidden Markov models. 197-205 - Pietro G. Morasso, Marco Limoncelli, Marcello Morchio:
Incremental learning experiments with SCRIPTOR: an engine for on-line recognition of cursive handwriting. 206-214 - Markus Schenkel, Isabelle Guyon, Donnie Henderson:
On-line cursive script recognition using time-delay neural networks and hidden Markov models. 215-223 - Paul Edmund Bramall, Colin A. Higgins:
A cursive script-recognition system based on human reading models. 224-231 - Katerin Romeo-Pakker, Abderrahim Ameur, Christian Olivier, Yves Lecourtier:
Structural analysis of Arabic handwriting: segmentation and recognition. 232-240 - Tony G. Rose, Lindsay J. Evett:
The use of context in cursive script recognition. 241-248 - Stéphanie Clergeau-Tournemire, Réjean Plamondon:
Integration of lexical and syntactical knowledge in a handwriting-recognition system. 249-259
Volume 8, Number 5, September 1995
- Ishwar K. Sethi:
Special section on artificial neural networks for machine vision. 261 - Yong-Jian Zheng:
Feature extraction and image segmentation using self-organizing networks. 262-274 - Davide Anguita, Giancarlo Parodi, Rodolfo Zunino:
Neural structures for visual motion tracking. 275-288 - Daniel X. Le, George R. Thoma, Harry Wechsler:
Classification of binary document images into textual or nontextual data blocks using neural network models. 289-304 - Giacomo Indiveri, Luigi Raffo, Silvio P. Sabatini, Giacomo M. Bisio:
A neuromorphic architecture for cortical multilayer integration of early visual tasks. 305-314 - Alberto Del Bimbo:
Special section on image technology in Italy. 315-316 - Roberto Brunelli, Daniele Falavigna, Tomaso A. Poggio, Luigi Stringa:
Automatic person recognition by acoustic and geometric features. 317-325 - Paolo Bottoni, Umberto Cugini, Piero Mussio, Chiara Papettl, Marco Protti:
A system for form-feature-based interpretation of technical drawings. 326-335 - Luigi P. Cordella, Claudio De Stefano, Mario Vento:
A neural network classifier for OCR using structural descriptions. 336-342 - Davide Anguita, Vito Di Gesù, Gaetano Gerardi, Biagio Lenzitti, Domenico Tegolo:
A heterogeneous and reconfigurable machine-vision system. 343-350 - Cesare Calabró, Paolo Ferragina, Mario Notturno Granieri:
Recognition of hand-written rotated digits by neural networks. 351-357
Volume 8, Number 6, 1995
- Henry Schneiderman, Marilyn Nashman, Albert J. Wavering, Ronald Lumia:
Vision-based robotic convoy driving. 359-364 - Rolf Gerdes, Rainer Otterbach, Reiner Kammüller:
Fast and robust recognition and localization of 2-D objects. 365-374 - Aldo Cumani, Antonio Guiducci:
Geometric camery calibration: the virtual camera approach. 375-384 - Bruce G. Batchelor, Paul F. Whelan:
Real-time colour recognition in symbolic programming for machine vision systems. 385-398 - Thomas Wittenberg, Manfred Moser, Monika Tigges, Ulrich Eysholdt:
Recording, processing, and analysis of digital high-speed sequences in glottography. 399-404
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