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Computer analysis of images and patterns: 7th International Conference, CAIP'97 : Kiel, Germany, September 10-12, 1997 : proceedings

Sommer, Gerald. ; Daniilidis, Kostas. ; et al.
Berlin ; New York : Springer, c1997., 1997
Buch - xiii, 737 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

Titel:
Computer analysis of images and patterns: 7th International Conference, CAIP'97 : Kiel, Germany, September 10-12, 1997 : proceedings
Autor/in / Beteiligte Person: Sommer, Gerald. ; Daniilidis, Kostas. ; Pauli, Josef. ; International Conference on Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns (7th : 1997 : Kiel, Germany)
Reihe: Lecture notes in computer science Lecture notes in computer science
Veröffentlichung: Berlin ; New York : Springer, c1997., 1997
Medientyp: Buch
Umfang: xiii, 737 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
ISBN: 978-3-540-63460-7 (print) ; 3-540-63460-6 (print)
Schlagwort:
  • Image processing -- Digital techniques -- Congresses.
  • Optical pattern recognition -- Congresses.
  • Computer science.
  • Computer graphics.
  • Computer vision.
  • Optical pattern recognition.
Sonstiges:
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  • Sprachen: English
  • Contents Note: Computational complexity reduction in eigenspace approaches -- An algorithm for intrinsic dimensionality estimation -- Fully unsupervised clustering using centre-surround receptive fields with applications to colour-segmentation -- Multi-sensor fusion with Bayesian inference -- MORAL — A vision-based object recognition system for autonomous mobile systems -- Real-time pedestrian tracking in natural scenes -- Non-rigid object recognition using principal component analysis and geometric hashing -- Object identification with surface signatures -- Computing projective and permutation invariants of points and lines -- Point projective and permutation invariants -- Computing 3D projective invariants from points and lines -- 2D ? 2D geometric transformation invariant to arbitrary translations, rotations and scales -- Extraction of filled-in data from colour forms -- Improvement of vessel segmentation by elastically compensated patient motion in digital subtraction angiography images -- ; Three-dimensional quasi-binary image restoration for confocal microscopy and its application to dendritic trees -- Mosaicing of flattened images from straight homogeneous generalized cylinders -- Well-posedness of linear shape-from-shading problem -- Comparing convex shapes using Minkowski addition -- Deformation of discrete object surfaces -- Non-Archimedean normalized fields in texture analysis tasks -- The Radon transform-based analysis of bidirectional structural textures -- Textures and structural defects -- Self-calibration from the absolute conic on the plane at infinity -- A badly calibrated camera in ego-motion estimation — propagation of uncertainty -- 6DOF calibration of a camera with respect to the wrist of a 5-axis machine tool -- Automated camera calibration and 3D egomotion estimation for augmented reality applications -- Optimally rotation-equivariant directional derivative kernels -- A hierarchical filter scheme for efficient corner detection -- ; Defect detection on leather by oriented singularities -- Uniqueness of 3D affine reconstruction of lines with affine cameras -- Distortions of stereoscopic visual space and quadratic Cremona transformations -- Self-evaluation for active vision by the geometric information criterion -- Discrete-time rigidity-constrained optical flow -- An iterative spectral-spatial Bayesian labeling approach for unsupervised robust change detection on remotely sensed multispectral imagery -- Contrast enhancement of badly illuminated images based on Gibbs distribution and random walk model -- Adaptive non-linear predictor for lossless image compression -- Beyond standard regularization theory -- Fast stereovision by coherence detection -- Stereo matching using M-estimators -- Robust location based partial correlation -- Optimization of stereo disparity estimation using the instantaneous frequency -- ; Segmentation from motion: Combining Gabor- and Mallat-wavelets to overcome aperture and correspondence problem -- Contour segmentation with recurrent neural networks of pulse-coding neurons -- Multigrid MRF based picture segmentation with cellular neural networks -- Computing stochastic completion fields in linear-time using a resolution pyramid -- A Bayesian network for 3d object recognition in range data -- Improving the shape recognition performance of a model with Gabor filter representation -- Bayesian decision versus voting for image retrieval -- A structured neural network invariant to cyclic shifts and rotations -- Morphological grain operators for binary images -- A parallel 12-subiteration 3D thinning algorithm to extract medial lines -- Architectural image segmentation using digital watersheds -- Morphological iterative closest point algorithm -- Planning multiple views for 3-D object recognition and pose determination -- ; Fast and reliable object pose estimation from line correspondences -- Statistical 3-D object localization without segmentation using wavelet analysis -- A real-time monocular vision-based 3D mouse system -- Face recognition by elastic bunch graph matching -- A conditional mixture of neural networks for face detection, applied to locating and tracking an individual speaker -- Lipreading using Fourier transform over time -- Phantom faces for face analysis -- A new hardware structure for implementation of soft morphological filters -- A method for anisotropy analysis of 3D images -- Fast line and rectangle detection by clustering and grouping -- 1st and 2nd order recursive operators for adaptive edge detection -- Smoothing noisy images without destroying predefined feature carriers -- Local subspace method for pattern recognition -- Testing the effectiveness of Non-Linear Rectification on gabor energy -- Neural-like thinning processing -- ; Detection of the objects with given shape on the grey-valued pictures -- Automatic parameter selection for object recognition using a parallel multiobjective genetic algorithm -- Unsupervised texture segmentation using Hermite transform filters -- Decomposition of the Hadamard matrices and fast Hadamard transform -- A characterization of digital disks by discrete moments -- “One-step” short-length DCT algorithms with data representation in the direct sum of the associative algebras -- Character extraction from scene image using fuzzy entropy and rule-based technique -- Facial image recognition using neural networks and genetic algorithms -- An energy minimisation approach to the registration, matching and recognition of images -- “Error-free” calculation of the convolution using generalized Mersenne and Fermat transforms over algebraic fields -- A new method of texture binarization -- Parameter optimisation of an image processing system using evolutionary algorithms -- ; Analysis of learning using segmentation models -- Stereo processing of image data from the Air-Borne CCD-scanner WAAC -- An adaptive method of color road segmentation -- Optical flow detection using a general noise model for gradient constraint -- Algorithmic solution and simulation results for vision-based autonomous mode of a planetary rover -- A framework for feature-based motion recovery in ground plane vehicle navigation -- Terrain reconstruction from multiple views -- Detecting motion independent of the camera movement through a log-polar differential approach -- Coordinate-free camera calibration -- A passive real-time gaze estimation system for human-machine interfaces -- An active vision system for obtaining high resolution depth information.
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  • Language: English
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  • Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index

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