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ORCIDICPR 1994: Jerusalem, Israel
- 12th IAPR International Conference on Pattern Recognition, Conference C: Signal Processing / Conference D: Parallel Computing, ICPR 1994, Jerusalem, Israel, 9-13 October, 1994, Volume 3. IEEE 1994, ISBN 0-8186-6275-1
- Yoram Bresler
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Unified time-sequential sampling theory for spatio-temporal signals. - Shlomo Dubnov, Naftali Tishby:
Acoustic spectral estimation using higher order statistics. 1-5 - Jin-Nan Liaw, Rangasami L. Kashyap, John Griffith:
Projected subset least squares for robust linear prediction of speech. 6-10 - Christian Houdré, Benjamin Kedem:
Peak and power. 11-14 - Amir Shatz, Neri Merhav:
A non-parametric minimax approach for robust speech recognition. 15-19 - Kie B. Eom, Rama Chellappa:
Classification of voiced and unvoiced speech by hierarchical stochastic modeling. 20-24 - Philippe Salembier, Chuang Gu, Montse Pardàs, Murat Kunt:
Very low bit rate video coding using morphological segmentation and contour/texture motion compensation. 25-29 - Anup Basu, Kevin James Wiebe:
Videoconferencing using spatially varying sensing with multiple and moving foveae. 30-34 - R. Sriram, Joseph M. Francos, William A. Pearlman:
Texture coding using a Wold decomposition model. 35-39 - N. Ranganathan, Steve G. Romaniuk, Kameswara Rao Namuduri:
A lossless image compression algorithm using variable block size segmentation. 40-44 - Yuichi Nakamura, Tsutomu Yoshida:
Learning two-dimensional shapes using wavelet local extrema. 48-52 - Chee-Hung Henry Chu:
Genetic algorithm approach to the configuration of wavelet packet processing tree. 53-56 - P. Jonathon Phillips:
Matching pursuit filter design. 57-61 - G. Nicholls, Maria Petrou:
On multiresolution image restoration. 63-67 - Kalevi Selkäinaho:
A one-parametric reduced filter for image restoration. 68-71 - Daniel Keren, Michael Werman:
A Bayesian framework for regularization. 72-76 - Tuvia Kotzer, Nir Cohen, Joseph Shamir:
Generalized approach to projections onto convex constraint sets. 77-81 - Moshe Elbaz, Zamir Abraham, Jacob Rubinstein, Yehoshua Y. Zeevi:
Signal and image reconstruction from partial Fourier phase. 82-87 - Guillermo A. Baricco, Eduardo J. Rodríguez, Jorge L. C. Sanz, Alfredo M. Olivero, Felix G. Safar:
Conformal mapping-based image processing: theory and applications. 88-92 - Yuval Eldar, Michael Lindenbaum, Moshe Porat, Yehoshua Y. Zeevi:
The farthest point strategy for progressive image sampling. 93-97 - Craig Gotsman, Michael Lindenbaum:
On the metric properties of discrete space-filling curves. 98-102 - Gopal Harikumar, Yoram Bresler:
Analysis of feature extraction criteria for vector field visualization. 103-107 - Daniel P. W. Ellis:
A computer implementation of psychoacoustic grouping rules. 108-112 - Alon Fishbach:
Primary segmentation of auditory scenes. 113-117 - Stephen W. Smoliar:
In search of musical events. 118-122 - Dibyendu Nandy, Jezekiel Ben-Arie:
A comparison of auditory localization models. 123-127 - Peter H. Tu, Andrew Zisserman, Ian A. Mason, Ingemar J. Cox:
Extraction of events from 3D volumes of seismic data. 128-130 - Sergio Pagnan, Cinthya Ottonello, Giorgio Tacconi:
Filtering of randomly occurring signals by kurtosis in the frequency domain. 131-133 - Geert M. P. van Kempen, P. M. L. O. Scholte, Ian T. Young, F. Tuinstra:
Restoration of noisy scanning tunneling microscope images. 134-136 - Ofer Hadar, Z. Adar, A. Cotter, Yitzhak Yitzhaky, Norman S. Kopeika:
Restoration of images degraded by mechanical vibrations. 137-139 - Georgios Angelopoulos, Ioannis Pitas:
A fast implementation of two-dimensional weighted median filters. 140-142 - Rangasami L. Kashyap:
A robust variable length nonlinear filter for edge enhancement and noise smoothing. 143-145 - Ron Hoory, Dan Chazan:
Speech synthesis for a specific speaker based on a labeled speech database. 146-148 - Torfinn Taxt:
Radial homomorphic deconvolution of B-mode medical ultrasound images. 149-152 - Michal Haindl, Stanislava Simberová:
An adaptive image line reconstruction method. 153-155 - Francine Catté, Françoise Dibos, Georges Koepfler:
A morphological scheme for mean curvature motion and applications to anisotropic diffusion and motion of level sets. 156-158 - Kyeong-Ryeol Park, Chung-Nim Lee:
Morphological scale-space using generalized zero-crossings as feature points. 159-163 - Leonid P. Yaroslavsky, Vitaly Kober:
Redundancy of signals and transformations and computational complexity of signal and image processing. 164-166 - Yukihiko Yamashita, Hidemitsu Ogawa:
Relative Karhunen-Loeve operator. 168-170 - Carl-Fredrik Westin, Hans Knutsson:
Processing incomplete and uncertain data using subspace methods. 171-173 - Yoram Stettiner, David Malah, Dan Chazan:
Dynamic time warping with path control and non-local cost. 174-177 - Syed A. Rizvi, Nasser M. Nasrabadi:
Predictive residual vector quantization. 178-180 - Constantine Kotropoulos, Ioannis Pitas:
Adaptive LMS L-filters for smoothing noisy images. 181-183 - Josef Bigün:
Speed, frequency, and orientation tuned 3-D Gabor filter banks and their design. 184-187 - Gilles Aubert, Michel Barlaud, Laure Blanc-Féraud, Pierre Charbonnier:
A deterministic algorithm for edge-preserving computed imaging using Legendre transform. 188-191 - Ido Bettesh, I. Florentin:
Wavelet coding using pruned trees and vector quantization. 192-194 - Adrian F. Clark, Münevver Köküer:
A model-based codec with potential for deaf communication. 195-197 - DeLiang Wang:
An oscillation model of auditory stream segregation. 198-200 - Nicolas Normand, Christian Viard-Gaudin:
A two-dimensional bar code reader. 201-203 - Giorgio Bonmassar, Eric L. Schwartz:
Geometric invariance in space-variant vision systems: the exponential chirp transform. 204-207 - Seong-Whan Lee, Eun-Soon Kim:
Shape restoration of nonlinear distorted images. 208-210 - Branko D. Kovacevic, Milan M. Milosavljevic, Mladen D. Veinovic:
Time-varying AR speech analysis using robust RLS algorithm with variable forgetting factor. 211-213 - Igor Ya Novikov:
On the construction of non-stationary orthonormal infinitely differentiable compactly supported wavelets. 214-215 - Jon A. Webb:
High performance computing in image processing and computer vision. 218-222 - Leah H. Jamieson, Edward J. Delp, Susanne E. Hambrusch, Ashfaq A. Khokhar, Gregory W. Cook, Farooq Hameed, Jamshed N. Patel, Ke Shen:
Parallel scalable libraries and algorithms for computer vision. 223-228 - Viktor K. Prasanna, Cho-Li Wang:
Scalable parallel implementations of perceptual grouping on connection machine CM-5. 229-233 - Rahul Parulekar, Larry S. Davis, Rama Chellappa, Joel H. Saltz, Alan Sussman, John Townshend:
High performance computing for land cover dynamics. 234-238 - Suchendra M. Bhandarkar, Hamid R. Arabnia:
Parallelization of computer vision algorithms on a reconfigurable multiprocessor. 240-244 - Richard W. Hall:
Connectivity preservation tests for parallel reduction-augmentation algorithms. 245-250 - Dieter Willersinn, Walter G. Kropatsch:
Dual graph contraction for irregular pyramids. 251-256 - Sándor Fejes, Ferenc Vajda:
Simplified adaptive approach to efficient morphological image analysis. 257-261 - Marcelo Alves de Barros, Mohamed Akil:
Low level image processing operators on FPGA: implementation examples and performance evaluation. 262-267 - Neil A. Thacker, Patrick Courtney, Simon N. Walker, Stephen J. Evans, R. A. Yates:
Specification and design of a general purpose image processing chip. 268-273 - Concettina Guerra:
Survey of parallel algorithms for structural pattern matching. 275-278 - Ashfaq A. Khokhar, Gregory W. Cook, Leah H. Jamieson, Edward J. Delp:
Coarse-grained algorithms and implementations of structural indexing-based object recognition on Intel Touchstone Delta. 279-283 - Bharath R. Modayur, Linda G. Shapiro:
Fast parallel object recognition. 284-289 - Ram Nevatia, Craig C. Reinhart:
Parallel processing for spatial grouping and matching. 290-294 - James J. Little:
Vision servers and their clients. 295-299 - Erik Åstrand, Anders Åström:
A single chip multi-function sensor system for wood inspection. 300-304 - Benny Rochwerger, Claude L. Fennema, Bruce A. Draper, Allen R. Hanson:
An architecture for reactive behaviour. 305-309 - Virginio Cantoni, Luca Lombardi, Luigi Cinque, Stefano Levialdi, Concettina Guerra:
Recognizing 2D objects by a multi-resolution approach. 310-316 - Dan Judd, Nalini K. Ratha, Philip K. McKinley, John Weng, Anil K. Jain:
Parallel implementation of vision algorithms on workstation clusters. 317-321 - Domenico Tegolo, Biagio Lenzitti, Francesco Isgrò, Vito Di Gesù:
Dynamic interface for machine vision systems. 323-326 - Ulrich Büker, Bärbel Mertsching:
A communication module for parallel image analysis on the transputer image processing system. 327-329 - Horst Bischof, Etienne Bertin, Pascal Bertolino:
Voronoi pyramids and Hopfield networks. 330-333 - Pieter P. Jonker:
Why linear arrays are better image processors. 334-338 - Aysegul Cuhadar, Andy C. Downton:
Scalable parallel processing design for real time handwritten OCR. 339-341 - Dyi-Long Yang, Chin-Hsing Chen:
A real-time systolic array for distance transformation. 342-344 - Cheon Woo Shin, Seiji Inokuchi:
A new anthropomorphic retina-like visual sensor. 345-348 - Martin Fleury, Adrian F. Clark:
Performance prediction for parallel reconfigurable low-level image processing. 349-351 - Alain Mérigot, Didier Dulac, Siamak Mohammadi:
A new scheme for massively parallel image analysis. 352-356 - Yuan Yan Tang, Tao Li, Ching Y. Suen:
VLSI arrays for speech processing with linear predictive coding. 357-359 - Antonio d'Acierno, Claudio De Stefano, Francesco Tortorella, Mario Vento:
Can a sequential thinning algorithm be parallelized? 360-362 - Sarit Chen, Ran Ginosar:
Adaptive sensitivity CCD image sensor. 363-365 - Dragana Brzakovic, Nenad Vujovic:
Development environment for designing and testing inspection systems. 366-369 - Thomas Johansson, Ewert Bengtsson:
Parallel algorithms on compact binary objects. 370-372 - Matthew G. Stout, Linton G. Salmon, George L. Rudolph, Tony R. Martinez:
A VLSI implementation of a parallel, self-organizing learning model. 373-376 - Thierry Baron, Martin D. Levine, Yehezkel Yeshurun:
Exploring with a foveated robot eye system. 377-380 - Tamás Szirányi, Márton Csapodi:
Texture classification by cellular neural network and genetic learning. 381-383 - Osamu Hasegawa, Kazuhiko Yokosawa, Mitsuru Ishizuka:
Real-time parallel and cooperative recognition of facial images for an interactive visual human interface. 384-387 - N. Ranganathan, Satish Venugopal:
An efficient VLSI architecture for template matching based on moment preserving pattern matching. 388-390 - Maria Grazia Albanesi, Marco Ferretti, S. Leoni:
A hierarchical compression engine. 391-394 - Alberto Biancardi, A. Rubini:
Pacco-a new approach for an effective IP environment. 395-398 - José M. Sebastián, Fernando Torres, Óscar Reinoso, José Luis Bello, E. Barroso:
Parallel processing and scheduling techniques applied to the quality control of bill sheets. 399-403 - Martin Brunzema, Horst Burmeister, Dimitris C. Gerogiannis:
Parallelization of an image analysis application: problems, results and a solution framework. 406-411
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