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2. SPIE-VIP 1993: Orlando, FL, USA
- Friedrich O. Huck, Richard D. Juday:
Visual Information Processing II, Orlando, FL, USA, April 11, 1993. SPIE Proceedings 1961, SPIE 1993, ISBN 978-0-8194-1197-6
Image Gathering, Interpolation, and Restoration
- Stephen K. Park, Rajeeb Hazra:
Aliasing as noise: a quantitative and qualitative assessment. 2-13 - David W. Gilbert, Steven C. Gustafson:
Satellite image processing using a hammering neural network. 14-27 - Kacem Chehdi
, Qing-Min Liao:
Edge-detection method using visual perception. 28-33 - Takis Kasparis
, Revathi Koteeswaran:
Adaptive vector median filters. 34-43 - Chun-Hsiung Chuang, C.-C. Jay Kuo:
Multiscale planar-curve descriptor using biorthogonal wavelet transform. 44-54 - Mark S. Schmalz:
Spatial transformation architectures with applications: an introduction. 55-66 - David Loshin, Janice Wensveen, Richard D. Juday, R. Shane Barton:
Design of a reading test for low-vision image warping. 67-72 - Yibing Yang, Tao Luo, Zhenya He, Xinmin Zhou:
Statistical model of the noise in speckle pattern and suboptimal digital image filtering method. 73-80 - John C. Burton, Keith W. Miller, Stephen K. Park:
Rectangularly and hexagonally sampled imaging-system-fidelity analysis. 81-92 - Kacem Chehdi
:
Automatic image-enhancement method. 93-101
Image Coding
- Zia-ur Rahman, Rachel Alter-Gartenberg, Carl L. Fales, Friedrich O. Huck:
Redundancy reduction in image coding. 102-112 - Jun Ma:
Lossless gray-scale image compression by predictive GDF. 113-122 - Rachel Alter-Gartenberg, Zia-ur Rahman:
Information efficiency in visual communication. 123-133 - Paul M. Farrelle, Sriram Venkatraraman:
Optimizing JPEG quantization matrices for different applications. 134-140 - H. G. Lewis Jr.:
Use of forward error correction to maintain image fidelity. 141-151 - Joseph A. Provine, Rangaraj M. Rangayyan
:
Effect of peanoscanning on image compression. 152-159 - Mark Alan Massie, James T. Woolaway II, Jon P. Curzan, Paul McCarley:
Neuromorphic infrared focal plane performs sensor fusion on-plane local-contrast-enhancement spatial and temporal filtering. 160-175
Feature Extraction and Recognition
- Andrew K. C. Wong:
Computer vision for autonomous robotics in space. 176-191 - David A. Jared, Kristina M. Johnson:
Optical processor for zero-crossing edge detection. 192-201 - Daniel X. Le, George R. Thoma:
Automated portrait/landscape mode detection on a binary image. 202-212 - Dai Hyun Kim, Andrew Kostrzewski, Tomasz P. Jannson, Gajendra D. Savant, H. John Caulfield:
Fractal transform: definition, applications, and optical implementation. 213-219 - Timothy F. Cleghorn:
Fractal dimension analyses of lava surfaces and flow boundaries. 220-229 - Sheldon B. Gardner:
Nonlinear signal and image processing with polynomial neural nets. 230-237 - Huiguo Luo, Yaoting Zhu, Guangxi Zhu, Faguang Wan, Ping Zhang:
Fractal-based image edge detection. 238-240 - Alexander V. Razgulin:
Bifurcational light structures in nonlinear optical system with nonlocal interactions. 241-250 - Daniel X. Le, George R. Thoma:
Document skew-angle detection algorithm. 251-262 - Phillip J. Thompson, Walter H. Delashmit:
Feature-classification techniques applicable to common database development for mission rehearsal and training. 263-274 - Zhiheng Wang, Jianrong Li, Haifeng Wan, Yuchuan Fu:
Simulation of the neon spreading effect by bandpass filtering. 275-279
Wavelet Transform
- Harold H. Szu:
Why adaptive wavelet transform? 280-292 - Jonathan N. Bradley, Christopher M. Brislawn, Thomas Hopper:
FBI wavelet/scalar quantization standard for gray-scale fingerprint image compression. 293-304 - Gary A. Hewer, Wei Kuo:
Wavelet transform of fractional Brownian motion for infrared focal plane arrays. 305-315 - Marc Pic, Hassane Essafi, Didier Juvin:
Wavelet transform on parallel SIMD architectures. 316-323 - Shubha Kadambe, Pramila Srinivasan, Brian A. Telfer
, Harold H. Szu:
Representation and classification of unvoiced sounds using adaptive wavelets. 324-335 - Gilbert G. Walter, Jun Zhang:
Wavelets based on band-limited processes with a K-L type property. 336-343 - Yan Zhang, Emmanuel G. Kanterakis, Al Katz, Jimmy M. Wang:
Smartt interferometry-based optical wavelet transform and reconstruction. 344-353 - Joel A. Rosiene:
Nonseparable two-dimensional-wavelet image representation. 354-358 - Thomas Frederick, Nurgun Erdol:
Polyphase matrix for rational decimation/interpolation systems. 359-365 - Yingping Zhang, Mingui Sun, Ching-Chung Li:
Adaptive image halftoning based on wavelet transform. 366-376 - Brian A. Telfer
, Harold H. Szu, Abinash C. Dubey, Ned H. Witherspoon:
Detecting blobs in multispectral electro-optical imagery using wavelet techniques. 377-385 - Jianping Huang
, Yuhong Yi:
Wavelet analysis of global warming. 386-390 - Mohammad Bodruzzaman, Xingkang Li, Kah E. Kuah, Lamar Crowder, Mohan Malkani, Harold H. Szu, Brian A. Telfer
:
Speaker recognition using neural network and adaptive wavelet transform. 391-400 - Nurgun Erdol, Filiz Basbug:
Use of the wavelet transform for signal detection. 401-410 - Thomas Frederick, Nurgun Erdol:
Perfect reconstruction two-channel rational filter banks. 411-421 - Sonlinh Phuvan:
N-wavelet coding for pattern classification. 422-453
Paper from the Russian Conference on Iconics and Thermovision Systems (TeMP''91)
- N. V. Kovalenkova, Igor A. Malyshev:
Simulation of images of some natural objects. 454-455 - A. S. Batrakov, A. I. Brodovitch, E. I. Shabakov:
Number-theoretic coding for iconic systems. 456-
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