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1997
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Yonggwan Won, Paul D. Gader, Patrick C. Coffield:
Morphological shared-weight networks with applications to automatic target recognition. IEEE Trans. Neural Networks 8(5): 1195-1203 (1997)
1995
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Paul D. Gader, Joseph R. Miramonti, Yonggwan Won, Patrick C. Coffield:
Segmentation free shared weight networks for automatic vehicle detection. Neural Networks 8(9): 1457-1473 (1995)

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1997
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Joseph N. Wilson, Robert D. Jackson, Patrick C. Coffield:
Image-algebra programming environment for a new fine-grained massively parallel processor. Visual Information Processing 1997: 190-195
1996
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Jon Mellott, Michael Lewis, Fred J. Taylor, Patrick C. Coffield:
ASAP-a 2D DFT VLSI processor and architecture. ICASSP 1996: 3280-3283

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