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Pattern Recognition, Volume 8
Volume 8, Number 1, January 1976
- Bruce R. Kowalski, C. F. Bender:
An orthogonal feature selection method. 1-4 - Toshio Imai, Masamichi Shimura:
Learning with probabilistic labeling. 5-10 - Judea Pearl:
An application of rate-distortion theory to pattern recognition and classification. 11-22 - Josef Kittler:
A locally sensitive method for cluster analysis. 23-33 - Allen R. Hanson, Edward M. Riseman, E. Fisher:
Context in word recognition. 35-45 - F. J. Muller, W. K. Taylor:
A parallel processing model for the study of possible pattern recognition mechanisms in the brain. 47-52 - James W. Bacus:
A whitening transformation for two-color blood cell images. 53-60 - René Thom:
Structural stability and morphogenesis. 61 - Max A. Woodbury:
Letter to the editor. 62
Volume 8, Number 2, April 1976
- Shin-ichi Hanaki, Tsutomu Temma, Hiroshi Yoshida:
An on-line character recognition aimed at a substitution for a billing machine keyboard. 63-71 - Donald E. Troxel:
Feature selection for low error rate OCR. 73-76 - Barry A. Blesser, Theodore T. Kuklinski, Robert J. Shillman:
Empirical tests for feature selection based on a psychological theory of character recognition. 77-85 - William Stallings:
Approaches to chinese character recognition. 87-98 - Arthur W. Holt:
The impact of new hardware on OCR designs. 99-105 - Arthur W. Holt:
Ad hoc nouns for a shape language.
Volume 8, Number 3, July 1976
- Frederick R. Fromm, Richard A. Northouse:
Class: A nonparametric clustering algorithm. 107-114 - Monique Pavel:
Pattern recognition categories. 115-118 - S. G. Wheeler, D. S. Ingram:
Approximations for the probability of misclassification. 119-126 - Svante Wold:
Pattern recognition by means of disjoint principal components models. 127-139 - Frederick Hayes-Roth:
Representation of structured events and efficient procedures for their recognition. 141-150 - G. L. Carayannopoulos, Edward A. Patrick:
An algorithm for segmentation of metaphase spreads. 151-161 - Richard J. Dill, Chan F. Lam, Sidney Katz:
Feature enhancement techniques for the detection of spinal cord injury. 163-172 - Bijan Moayer, King-Sun Fu:
An application of stochastic languages to fingerprint pattern recognition. 173-179 - T. Ch. Malleswara Rao:
Feature extraction for fingerprint classification. 181-192 - Patrick Henry Winston:
The psychology of computer vision. 193 - Mark I. Halpern, William C. McGee:
Annual review in automatic programming. 193
Volume 8, Number 4, October 1976
- Joan S. Weszka, Azriel Rosenfeld:
An application of texture analysis to materials inspection. 195-200 - Takeshi Uno, Masakazu Ejiri, T. Tokunaga:
A method of real-time recognition of moving objects and its application. 201-208 - D. G. Nichol:
The processing of bathythermograph data: A picture analysis approach. 209-218 - A. Güdesen:
Quantitative analysis of preprocessing techniques for the recognition of handprinted characters. 219-227 - M. Ishii, T. Nagata:
Feature extraction of three-dimensional objects and visual processing in a hand-eye system using laser tracker. 229-237 - Ronald A. Christensen, T. Reichert:
Unit measure violations in pattern recognition: Ambiguity and irrelevancy. 239-245 - Richard C. Dubes, Anil K. Jain:
Clustering techniques: The user's dilemma. 247-260 - Harold Williams:
A net-structure learning system for pattern description. 261-271 - Geoffrey J. McLachlan
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Further results on the effect of intraclass correlation among training samples in discriminant analysis. 273-275 - Mohamad Adnan Al-Alaoui:
Application of constrained generalized inverse to pattern classification. 277-281
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