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Unconstrained Face Recognition

Rama Chellappa, Shaohua Kevin Zhou, Zhao, Wenyi.

2005

Pattern Recognition

Axel Pinz

2012

Hexagonal image processing

Jayanthi Sivaswamy, Lee Middleton

2005

Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing

Leszek Rutkowski

2012

Applications of Evolutionary Computation

Cecilia Di Chio

2012

Detection of low-level optical signals

M. A. Trishenkov

1997

Vision with Direction

Josef Bigun

2006

The path to path-traced movies

Per Christensen

2016

Landmark-Based Image Analysis

Karl Rohr

2001

Artificial life models in software

Andrew Adamatzky

2005

Visual motion of curves and surfaces

Roberto Cipolla

2000

Computational Vision and Medical Image Processing

João Manuel R. S. Tavares

2011

Image Analysis and Processing – ICIAP 2011

Giuseppe Maino

2011

Machine vision and digital image processing fundamentals

Louis J. Galbiati

1990

Machine interpretation of line drawings

Kökichi Sugihara

1986

The Body Electric

James Geary

2002

Securing biometrics applications

Charles A. Shoniregun, Stephen Crosier

2008

Neural Information Processing

Bao-Liang Lu

2011

From Gestalt theory to image analysis

Agnès Desolneux, Agnès Desolneux, Lionel Moisan et al.

2008

Digital image processing

Bernd Jähne

1997

Computer Graphics and Geometric Modelling

Max K. Agoston

2005

Computer vision

Dana Harry Ballard

1982

Dictionary of computer vision and image processing

Andrew Fitzgibbon, Craig Robertson, Ken Dawson-Howe et al.

2013

High-level vision

Shimon Ullman

2000

Interactive Curve Modeling

Muhammad Sarfraz

2007

The perception of visual information

William R. Hendee, P. N. T. Wells

1997

Grammatical Picture Generation

Frank Drewes

2006

Three-dimensional computer vision

Olivier Faugeras

1993

Laser refractography

Broni︠u︡s Simovich Rinkevichi︠u︡s

2010

SmartKom

Wolfgang Wahlster

2006

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