Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence
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Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence

  1. 632 pages
  2. English
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Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence

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Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence contains the proceedings of the Joint Workshop on Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence held in Hyannis, Massachusetts, on June 1-3, 1976. The papers explore developments in pattern recognition and artificial intelligence and cover topics ranging from scene analysis and data structure to syntactic methods, biomedicine, speech recognition, game-playing programs, and computer graphics. Grammar inference methods, image segmentation and interpretation, and relational databases are also discussed. This book is comprised of 29 chapters and begins with a description of a data structure that can learn simple programs from training samples. The reader is then introduced to the syntactic parts of pattern recognition systems; methods for multidimensional grammatical inference; a scene analysis system capable of finding structure in outdoor scenes; and a language called DEDUCE for relational databases. A sculptor's studio-like environment, in which the ""sculptor"" can create complex three-dimensional objects in the computer similar to molding a piece of clay in the machine, is also described. The remaining chapters focus on statistical and structural feature extraction; use of maximum likelihood functions for recognition of highly variable line drawings; region extraction using boundary following; and interactive screening of reconnaissance imagery. This monograph will be of interest to engineers, graduate students, and researchers in the fields of pattern recognition and artificial intelligence.

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Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligenc
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Table of Contents
  5. LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
  6. PREFACE
  7. CHAPTER 1. A DATA STRUCTURE WHICH CAN LEARN SIMPLE PROGRAMS FROM EXAMPLES OF INPUT-OUTPUT
  8. CHAPTER 2. TIME/SPACE TRADEOFF FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF GRAMMATICAL SIMILARITY
  9. CHAPTER 3. SOME MULTIDIMENSIONAL GRAMMAR INFERENCE METHODS
  10. CHAPTER 4. FINDING STRUCTURE IN OUTDOOR SCENES
  11. CHAPTER 5. MOLDING COMPUTER CLAY - STEPS TOWARD A COMPUTER GRAPHICS SCULPTORS' STUDIO
  12. CHAPTER 6. DEDUCE --- A DEDUCTIVE QUERY LANGUAGE FOR RELATIONAL DATA BASES
  13. CHAPTER 7. ON STATISTICAL AND STRUCTURAL FEATURE EXTRACTION
  14. CHAPTER 8. ON THE RECOGNITION OF HIGHLY VARIABLE LINE DRAWINGS THROUGH USE OF MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD FUNCTIONS
  15. CHAPTER 9. A MINICOMPUTER BASED REAL TIME EYE TRACKING SYSTEM FOR PATTERN RECOGNITION APPLICATIONS
  16. CHAPTER 10. DESIGN OF OPTIMAL FEATURE EXTRACTORS BY MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
  17. CHAPTER 11. TYPOLOGICAL SELECTION OF PARAMETERS
  18. CHAPTER 12. REGION EXTRACTION USING BOUNDARY FOLLOWING
  19. CHAPTER 13. COMPUTER-AIDED DIAGNOSIS OF BREAST CANCER FROM THERMOGRAPHY
  20. CHAPTER 14. STRUCTURAL ISOMORPHISM OF PICTURE GRAPHS
  21. CHAPTER 15. TREE LANGUAGES AND SYNTACTIC PATTERN RECOGNITION
  22. CHAPTER 16. ACQUISITION AND UTILIZATION OF ACCESS PATTERNS IN RELATIONAL DATA BASE IMPLEMENTATION
  23. CHAPTER 17. PATTERNS OF INDUCTION AND ASSOCIATED KNOWLEDGE ACQUISTION ALGORITHMS
  24. CHAPTER 18. PICTORIAL MEDICAL PATTERN RECOGNITION
  25. CHAPTER 19. DISTANCE MEASURES FOR SPEECH RECOGNITION - PSYCHOLOGICAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
  26. CHAPTER 20. SYNTACTIC PATTERN RECOGNITION ON THE BASIS OF FUNCTIONAL APPROXIMATION
  27. CHAPTER 21. A PROGRAM FOR LEARNING TO PLAY CHESS
  28. CHAPTER 22. INTERACTIVE SCREENING OF RECONNAISSANCE IMAGERY
  29. CHAPTER 23. AN ICONIC/SYMBOLIC DATA STRUCTURING SCHEME
  30. CHAPTER 24. IGS: A PARADIGM FOR INTEGRATING IMAGE SEGMENTATION AND INTERPRETATION
  31. CHAPTER 25. PATTERN RECOGNITION USING DEGENERATE REFERENCE DATA
  32. CHAPTER 26. SERIAL PATTERN ACQUISITION: A PRODUCTION SYSTEM APPROACH
  33. CHAPTER 27. DABI—A DATA BASE FOR IMAGE ANALYSIS WITH NONDETERMINISTIC INFERENCE CAPABILITY
  34. CHAPTER 28. APPENDIX A. EXAMPLE OF A GENERIC MODEL
  35. CHAPTER 29. RELAXATION LABELLING. LOCAL AMBIGUITY, AND LOW-LEVEL VISION
  36. SUBJECT INDEX