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ORCIDPattern Recognition, Volume 14
Volume 14, Number 1-6, 1981
- Josef Kittler:
Editorial. 1 - R. Silva, Gordon Leonard Rogers:
Coding and decoding pictures in nuclear medicine. 3-10 - R. W. Rowe, W. I. Keyes:
Application of a distance-based method for analysing spatial patterns to the analysis of radionuclide tomograms. 11-15 - Dionisis A. Cavouras, Len Norton-Wayne:
Tomographic mapping of the activity of the heart wall. 17-32 - W. Black, T. P. Clement, J. F. Harris, B. Llewellyn, G. Preston:
A general-purpose follower for line-structured data. 33-42 - T. P. Clement:
The extraction of line-structured data from engineering drawings. 43-52 - Edward Roy Davies, A. P. N. Plummer:
Thinning algorithms: A critique and a new methodology. 53-63 - Martin C. Fulford:
The Fastrak automatic digitising system. 65-74 - Stephen K. Wismath, H. P. Soong, Selim G. Akl:
Feature selection by interactive clustering. 75-80 - Pavel Pudil
, Svatopluk Bláha:
Evaluation of the effectiveness of features selected by discriminant analysis methods. 81-85 - Samir I. Shaheen, Martin D. Levine:
Some experiments with the interpretation strategy of a modular computer vision system. 87-90 - Ikuo Fukui:
TV image processing to determine the position of a robot vehicle. 101-109 - Frits T. Beukema toe Water, Robert P. W. Duin:
Dealing with a priori knowledge by fuzzy labels. 111-115 - Monique Pavel:
Algebraic, topological and categorical aspects of pattern recognition: A survey. 117-120 - Fuat Ince:
The application of the coalescence clustering algorithm to remotely sensed multispectral data. 121-126 - Paulien Hogeweg, Ben Hesper:
Oligothetic characterisation of clusters. 131-136 - T. M. van Veen, Frans C. A. Groen:
Discretization errors in the Hough transform. 137-145 - K. C. Varghese, C. Cresswell, Denis R. Towill, J. Hywel Williams:
Test feature selection for a complex electro-hydraulic servo system using frequency response measurements. 147-153 - Russell B. Ives:
The application of advanced pattern recognition techniques for the discrimination between earthquakes and nuclear detonations. 155-161 - B. M. Jones, Peter Saraga:
The application of parallel projections to three-dimensional object location in industrial assembly. 163-171 - Frans C. A. Groen, Piet W. Verbeek, N. de Jong, J. W. Klumper:
The smallest box around a package. 173-178 - G. Preston:
Automated tracking of filmed radar echoes. 179-186 - Michael G. Thomason:
Stochastic syntax-directed translations in syntactic pattern processing. 187-190 - Jirí Pik:
A hierarchical pattern description in the syntactic approach to pattern recognition. 191-196 - Thomas C. Henderson, Larry S. Davis:
Hierarchical models and analysis of shape. 197-204 - Richard E. Blake:
Software support for the construction of syntactic pattern recognisers by a research engineer. 205-210 - Johji Tajima:
Automatic classification of micro-organisms by shape and color, in water quality control: A preliminary study. 211-217 - P. Nickolls, Jim Piper, Denis Rutovitz, A. Chisholm, I. Johnstone, M. Robertson:
Pre-processing of images in an automated chromosome analysis system. 219-229 - James H. Tucker, Margaret Stark:
A focus checking technique for image analysis systems. 231-237 - G. H. Landeweerd, Edzard S. Gelsema, M. Bins, M. R. Halie:
Interactive pattern recognition of blood cells in malignant lymphomas. 239-244 - Renato de Mori, Giovanna Giordano:
Algorithms for syllabic hypothesization in continuous speech. 245-260 - Roger K. Moore:
A multilevel approach to pattern processing. 261-265 - Tetsuo Asano, Naokazu Yokoya:
Image segmentation schema for low-level computer vision. 267-273 - Motoyasu Nagata:
Image processing for boundary extraction of remotely sensed data. 275-282 - Louis-François Pau, M. M. Y. El Nahas:
An infra-red source classification system. 283-288 - R. E. Crossley, Rafael C. González:
A real-time digitizer for stereo image processing. 289-296 - R. M. Vasu, G. L. Rogers:
Image deblurring with computer generated double phase holograms. 297-303 - Julian R. Ullmann:
Video-rate digital image analysis equipment. 305-318 - Frans A. Gerritsen, Lyckle G. Aardema:
Design and use of DIP-1: A fast, flexible and dynamically microprogrammable pipelined image processor. 319-330 - Nobuo Sawada, Hideo Numagami, Hidenori Shinoda, Masatsugu Kidode, Sadakazu Watanabe:
Application of a parallel pattern processor to remote sensing. 331-343 - G. A. Shippey, R. J. H. Bayley, A. S. J. Farrow, D. R. Rutovitz, James H. Tucker:
A fast interval processor. 345-356 - Karlo Steinke:
Recognition of writers by handwriting images. 357-364 - K. Edmatsu, Y. Nitta:
Automated capsule inspection method. 365-374 - Jan J. Gerbrands:
On the relationships between SVD, KLT and PCA. 375-381 - Michael T. Y. Lai, Ching Y. Suen:
Automatic recognition of characters by Fourier descriptors and boundary line encodings. 383-393 - Behrooz Parhami, M. Taraghi:
Automatic recognition of printed Farsi texts. 395-403 - G. B. Porter:
An application of grey level image processing to an industrial dimensional inspection problem. 405-410
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