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ORCIDInternational Journal of Computer Vision, 7lume 7
Volume 7, Number 1, November 1991
- Randal C. Nelson:
Introduction: Vision as intelligent behavior - An introduction to machine vision at the University of Rochester. 5-9 - Michael J. Swain, Dana H. Ballard:
Color indexing. 11-32 - Randal C. Nelson:
Qualitative detection of motion by a moving observer. 33-46 - Raymond D. Rimey, Christopher M. Brown:
Controlling eye movements with hidden Markov models. 47-65 - Thomas J. Olson, David J. Coombs:
Real-time vergence control for binocular robots. 67-89
Volume 7, Number 2, January 1992
- David J. Heeger, Allan D. Jepson:
Subspace methods for recovering rigid motion I: Algorithm and implementation. 95-117 - Michael J. Brooks
, Wojciech Chojnacki, Ryszard Kozera:
Impossible and ambiguous shading patterns. 119-126 - John K. Tsotsos:
On the relative complexity of active vs. passive visual search. 127-141 - Masatoshi Okutomi, Takeo Kanade:
A locally adaptive window for signal matching. 143-162
Volume 7, Number 3, April 1992
- Joachim H. Rieger:
Global bifurcation sets and stable projections of nonsingular algebraic surfaces. 171-194 - W. Eric L. Grimson:
The cost of choosing the wrong model in object recognition by constrained search. 195-210 - Zhengyou Zhang, Olivier D. Faugeras:
Three-dimensional motion computation and object segmentation in a long sequence of stereo frames. 211-241 - Donald B. Gennery:
Visual tracking of known three-dimensional objects. 243-270 - Alfred M. Bruckstein, Nir Katzir, Michael Lindenbaum, Moshe Porat:
Similarity-invariant signatures for partially occluded planar shapes. 271-285
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