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ORCIDPattern Recognition, Volume 13
Volume 13, Number 1, 1981
- J. W. Bacus, Peter H. Bartels:
Introduction to the special issue on the pattern recognition of cell images - part one. 1 - King-Sun Fu, J. K. Mui:
A survey on image segmentation. 3-16 - Kendall Preston Jr.:
Tissue section analysis: Feature selection and image processing. 17-36 - J. Engvall, S. D. Greenberg, Harlan J. Spjut, R. Estrada, J. Subach, S. L. Kimzey, J. F. King, P. M. DiTrapani:
Development of a mathematical model to analyze color and density as discriminant features for pulmonary squamous epithelial cells. 37-47 - P. F. Mullaney, M. Achatz, G. Seger, W. Heinze, F. Sinsel, B. Weiss, R. Mann:
Models for low resolution slit scan measurements based on high resolution laser scanning image analysis: DNA and nuclear dimensions. 49-55 - George B. Olson, Peter H. Bartels:
Computer discrimination of splenocytes and peripheral blood lymphocytes from mice infected with friend murine leukemia virus. 57-64 - John F. Brenner, James M. Lester, William D. Selles:
Scene segmentation in automated histopathology: techniques evolved from cytology automation. 65-77 - Hans-Georg Zimmer, Harald Kronberg, Reinhard Bernstein, Volker Neuhoff:
Improvements in microphotometry by digital signal processing. 79-82 - R. Ott, J. Schürmann, Erich R. Reinhardt, W. H. Bloss:
Automated classification of cytological specimens based on features extracted from nuclei images. 83-87 - J. W. Betz, G. V. Sengbusch, W. Härtel:
Low resolution slit-scan pattern recognition applying one-dimensional multiparameter analysis. 89-93
Volume 13, Number 2, 1981
- Leon D. Harmon, M. K. Khan, Richard Lasch, P. F. Ramig:
Machine identification of human faces. 97-110 - Dana H. Ballard:
Generalizing the Hough transform to detect arbitrary shapes. 111-122 - Ernesto Bribiesca
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Arithmetic operations among shapes using shape numbers. 123-137 - M. P. C. McQueen:
A generalization of template matching for recognition of real objects. 139-145 - L. Vanderheydt, F. Dom, André Oosterlinck, H. Van den Berghe:
Two-dimensional shape decomposition using fuzzy subset theory applied to automated chromosome analysis. 147-157 - Thomas J. Sebok, Louis E. Roemer, George S. Malindzak Jr.:
An algorithm for line intersection identification. 159-166 - C. Munteanu:
Evaluation of the sequential similarity detection algorithm applied to binary images. 167-175 - A. Favre, H. J. Keller:
Local image transformation: An application in biological electron microscopy. 177-187
Volume 13, Number 3, 1981
- Katsuo Ikeda, Takashi Yamamura, Yasumasa Mitamura, Shiokazu Fujiwara, Yoshiharu Tominaga, Takeshi Kiyono:
On-line recognition of hand-written characters utilizing positional and stroke vector sequences. 191-206 - C. T. Dreher, E. A. Parrish Jr.:
A potential discrete analog processor for pattern recognition. 207-218 - Larry S. Davis:
Polarograms: A new tool for image texture analysis. 219-223 - Carlo Arcelli, Gabriella Sanniti di Baja:
A thinning algorithm based on prominence detection. 225-235 - Henry P. Decell Jr., Patrick L. Odell, William A. Coberly:
Linear dimension reduction and Bayes classification. 241-243 - Josef Kittler, Pierre A. Devijver:
An efficient estimator of pattern recognition system error probability. 245-249 - Jack Koplowitz, Thomas A. Brown:
On the relation of performance to editing in nearest neighbor rules. 251-255 - C. B. Chittineni:
Estimation of probabilities of label imperfections and correction of mislabels. 257-268 - Ryuzo Takiyama:
A two-level committee machine: a representation and a learning procedure for general piecewise linear discriminant functions. 269-274
Volume 13, Number 4, 1981
- J. W. Bacus, Peter H. Bartels:
Introduction to the special issue on Pattern Recognition of Cell Images--part two. 277 - K. Goerttler, M. Stoehr, J. Ploem, W. H. Bloss:
Requirements for sequential flow and static image analysis - a preliminary study. 279-283 - Andrew B. Sherman, Leopold G. Koss, Mark C. Abbott, Mary W. Liao:
A method of boundary determination in digital images of urothelial cells. 285-291 - W. E. Blanz, Erich R. Reinhardt:
Image segmentation by pixel classification. 293-298 - Philip E. Norgren, Ashok V. Kulkarni, Marshall D. Graham:
Leukocyte image analysis in the diff3 system. 299-314 - A. Rüter, Harry Harms, Hans M. Aus:
Standardized color measurement in automated cytophotometry with the light micrscope. 315-323 - A. Rüter, Harry Harms, Hans M. Aus:
A microprocessor - controlled axiomat microscope for acquisition of cell images. 325-329
Volume 13, Number 5, 1981
- T. F. Schatzki, S. C. Witt, D. E. Wilkins, D. H. Lenker:
Characterization of growing lettuce from density contours--I. Head selection. 333-340 - T. F. Schatzki, S. C. Witt, D. E. Wilkins, D. H. Lenker:
Characterization of growing lettuce from density contours--II. Statistics. 341-346 - Balbir Chand Kailay, R. Sadananda, Junu R. Das:
An algorithm for segmenting juxtaposed objects. 347-351 - Barry I. Soroka, Russell L. Andersson, Ruzena Bajcsy:
Generalised cylinders from local aggregation of sections. 353-363 - Benjamin S. White, Kenneth R. Castleman:
Estimating cell populations. 365-370 - J. K. Cheng, Thomas S. Huang:
A subgraph isomorphism algorithm using resolution. 371-379 - Satosi Watanabe:
Pattern recognition as a quest for minimum entropy. 381-387
Volume 13, Number 6, 1981
- Steven L. Tanimoto:
A method for detecting structure in polygons. 389-394 - David Avis, Godfried T. Toussaint:
An efficient algorithm for decomposing a polygon into star-shaped polygons. 395-398 - Richard Peacocke, John Mylopoulos:
A region-based formalism for picture processing. 399-416 - Alireza Sarabi, Jake K. Aggarwal:
Segmentation of chromatic images. 417-427 - Philip H. Swain, Stephen B. Vardeman, James C. Tilton:
Contextual classification of multispectral image data. 429-441
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