Its'hak Dinstein

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Published: 1993
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1991
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Its'hak Dinstein, Gad M. Landau, Gideon Guy:
Parallel (pram erew) algorithms for contour-based 2D shape recognition. Pattern Recognit. 24(10): 929-942 (1991)
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Its'hak Dinstein, Gad M. Landau:
Parallel computable contour based feature strings for 2-D shape recognition. Pattern Recognit. Lett. 12(5): 299-306 (1991)
1990
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Its'hak Dinstein, Gad M. Landau:
Parallel algorithms for contour extraction and coding on an EREW PRAM computer. Pattern Recognit. Lett. 11(2): 87-93 (1990)
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Its'hak Dinstein, Gad M. Landau:
Using parallel string matching algorithms for contour based 2-D shape recognition. ICPR (2) 1990: 415
1988
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Its'hak Dinstein, Gideon Guy, Joseph Rabany, Joseph Tzelgov, Avishai Henik:
On stereo image coding. ICPR 1988: 357-359

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