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ORCIDImage and Vision Computing, Volume 11
Volume 11, Number 1, January - February 1993
- N. J. C. Strachan:
Recognition of fish species by colour and shape. 2-10 - Ze-Nian Li, B. Yao, Frank Tong:
Linear generalized Hough transform and its parallelization. 11-24 - David C. Mason, C. J. Oddy, A. J. Rye, Sarah B. M. Bell, M. Illingworth, K. Preedy, C. Angelikaki, E. Pearson:
Spatial database manager for a multi-source image understanding system. 25-34 - Majid Mirmehdi, T. J. Ellis:
Parallel approach to tracking edge segments in dynamic scenes. 35-48 - Robert R. Goldberg:
Pose determination of parameterized object models from a monocular image. 49-62
Volume 11, Number 2, March 1993
- James L. Crowley, Philippe Bobet, Cordelia Schmid:
Auto-calibration by direct observation of objects. 67-81 - Martin C. Cooper
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Interpretation of line drawings of complex objects. 82-90 - Marco Straforini, C. Coelho, Marco Campani:
Extraction of vanishing points from images of indoor and outdoor scenes. 91-99 - G. Manos, A. Y. Cairns, Ian W. Ricketts, David Sinclair:
Automatic segmentation of hand-wrist radiographs. 100-111 - Günther F. Schrack, Irene Gargantini:
Mirroring and rotating images in linear quadtree form with few machine instructions. 112-118
Volume 11, Number 3, April 1993
- Paolo Puliti, Guido Tascini:
Knowledge-based approach to image interpretation. 122-128 - Shu-Yuen Hwang, Steven L. Tanimoto:
Parallel coordination of image operators: model, algorithm and performance. 129-138 - Piotr Jasiobedzki, Christopher J. Taylor, John N. H. Brunt:
Automated analysis of retinal images. 139-144 - Chia-Hoang Lee:
Computing three-dimensional motion parameters: a hypothesis testing approach. 145-154 - Carl Murray, Mark O'Malley:
Segmentation of plant cell pictures. 155-162 - Carlo Arcelli, Gabriella Sanniti di Baja:
Euclidean skeleton via centre-of-maximal-disc extraction. 163-173
Volume 11, Number 4, May 1993
- David C. Hogg:
Special issue: British Machine Vision Conference 1992. 179 - Philip H. S. Torr, David William Murray:
Statistical detection of independent movement from a moving camera. 180-187 - Charles Wiles, Michael R. B. Forshaw:
Recognition of volcanoes on Venus using correlation methods. 188-196 - Jiri Matas, Josef Kittler:
Junction detection using probabilistic relaxation. 197-202 - T. N. Tan, Keith D. Baker, Geoffrey D. Sullivan:
3D structure and motion estimation from 2D image sequences. 203-210 - Kok Cheong Wong, Josef Kittler:
Recognizing polyhedral objects from a single perspective view. 211-220 - Peter H. Welch, David C. Wood:
Image tracking in real-time: a transputer emulation of some early mammalian vision processes. 221-228 - David Sinclair, Andrew Blake, Stephen M. Smith, Charlie Rothwell:
Planar region detection and motion recovery. 229-234 - Mick Turner, Jim Austin, Nigel M. Allinson, P. Thompson:
Chromosome location and feature extraction using neural networks. 235-239 - A. Tai, Josef Kittler, Maria Petrou, Terry Windeatt:
Vanishing point detection. 240-245
Volume 11, Numbers 5, June 1993
- D. C. Douglas Hung:
3D scene modelling by sinusoid encoded illumination. 251-256 - Michael Vassilakopoulos, Yannis Manolopoulos, K. Economou:
Overlapping quadtrees for the representation of similar images. 257-262 - Chang-Keng Lin, Kuo-Chin Fan, Frank Tze-Pa Lee:
Online recognition by deviation-expansion model and A* algorithm-based matching. 263-272 - Karl Rohr, Christoph Schnörr:
An efficient approach to the identification of characteristic intensity variations. 273-277 - V. Srinivasan, Y. K. Han, S. H. Ong:
Image reconstruction by a Hopfield neural network. 278-282 - Kanti V. Mardia, N. M. Ghali, T. J. Hainsworth, M. Howes, N. Sheehy:
Techniques for online gesture recognition on workstations. 283-294 - Shiu Yin Yuen, Tze Shan L. Lam, Nang Kwok D. Leung:
Connective hough transform. 295-301
Volume 11, Number 6, July - August 1993
- R. I. D. Cowie:
Understanding shape: perspectives from natural and machine vision. 307-308 - David C. Hogg:
Shape in machine vision. 309-316 - David I. Perrett, Mike W. Oram:
Neurophysiology of shape processing. 317-333 - Alan Costall:
Beyond linear perspective: a cubist manifesto for visual science. 334-341 - Roddy Cowie, Ronald H. Perrott:
From line drawings to impressions of 3D objects: developing a model to account for the shapes that people see. 342-352 - Vicki Bruce, Anne Coombes, Robin Richards:
Describing the shapes of faces using surface primitives. 353-363 - Roger Munck-Fairwood, Li Du:
Shape using volumetric primitives. 364-371 - Andrew M. Wallace, E. E. Brodie, S. Love:
Discrimination between visual stimuli by variation of shape and relative position of volumetric primitives. 372-388 - R. J. Watt:
Issues in shape perception. 389-394 - Stephen M. Smith:
Note on small angle approximations for stereo disparity. 395-398
Volume 11, Number 7, September 1993
- Clifford A. Shaffer, Ramana Juvvadi, Lenwood S. Heath:
Generalized comparison of quadtree and bintree storage requirements. 402-412 - Young-Mo Kim, Song-Bai Par:
Complementary quadtree. 413-418 - Paolo Nesi:
Variational approach to optical flow estimation managing discontinuities. 419-439 - Robert J. Holt, Arun N. Netravali:
Using line correspondences in invariant signatures for curve recognition. 440-446 - Stephan Olariu, James L. Schwing, Jingyuan Zhang:
Fast component labelling and convex hull computation on reconfigurable meshes. 447-455
Volume 11, Number 8, October 1993
- Jan Cornelis:
Medical image processing. 458-459 - Robert Cromartie, Stephen M. Pizer:
Structure-sensitive adaptive contrast enhancement methods and their evaluation. 460-467 - Rudi Verbeeck, Dirk Vandermeulen, Johan Michiels, Paul Suetens, Guy Marchal, Jan M. Gybels, Bart Nuttin:
Computer assisted stereotactic neurosurgery. 468-485 - Rudi Deklerck, Jan Cornelis, Michel Bister:
Segmentation of medical images. 486-503 - Euripides G. M. Petrakis, Stelios C. Orphanoudakis:
Methodology for the representation, indexing and retrieval of images by content. 504-521 - Dirk Tombeur, Axel Bossuyt, Frank Deconinck:
Workstation environment for image processing in nuclear medicine. 522-529 - E. R. Davies:
Pattern-Rrecognition transforms. 531-532
Volume 11, Number 9, November 1993
- Din-Chang Tseng, Mao-Yu Huang:
Automatic thresholding based on human visual perception. 539-548 - Xiaoping Hu, Narendra Ahuja:
Motion and structure estimation using long sequence motion models. 549-569 - Glenn Healey:
Hierarchical segmentation-based approach to motion analysis. 570-576 - Jens Arnspang:
Motion constraint equations based on constant image irradiance. 577-587 - Dimitrios Kalles, D. T. Morris:
A novel fast and reliable thinning algorithm. 588-603
Volume 11, Number 10, December 1993
- Yu-Jin Zhang:
Quantitative study of 3D gradient operators. 611-622 - Stephan Olariu, James L. Schwing, Jingyuan Zhang:
Computing the Hough transform on reconfigurable meshes. 623-628 - T. T. E. Yeo, S. H. Ong, Jayasooriah, R. Sinniah:
Autofocusing for tissue microscopy. 629-639 - Gan Wang, Rafael M. Inigo:
Detection and tracking of single-pixel targets based on trajectory continuity. 641-655 - Jim Z. C. Lai:
On the sensitivity of camera calibration. 656-664 - Sotirios G. Ziavras:
Connected component labelling on the BLITZEN massively parallel processor. 665-668
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