An optical information procedure for characterizing the shape of fine particle images

Kaye, Brian H.; Naylor, Antony G.

doi:10.1016/0031-3203(72)90028-3

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“…The use of Fourier models for image encoding suggests a kinship with optical methods, which in fact turns out to be a close relationship (Pincus and Dobrin, 1966;Kaye and Naylor, 1972).…”

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A Sedimentological Pattern Recognition Problem

Clark

1976

Quantitative Techniques for the Analysis of Sediments

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“…The use of Fourier models for image encoding suggests a kinship with optical methods, which in fact turns out to be a close relationship (Pincus and Dobrin, 1966;Kaye and Naylor, 1972).…”

Section: Techniques and Datamentioning

confidence: 99%

A Sedimentological Pattern Recognition Problem

Clark

1976

Quantitative Techniques for the Analysis of Sediments

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A Review of Optical Pattern Recognition Techniques

Ullmann

1978

Pattern Recognition

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Automatic pattern recognition is the subject of a large literature, much of it theoretical. The present review paper deals primarily with optical pattern recognition techniques, and concentrates on the principles of recognition rather than the detailed physics and technology of opto-electronic transduction. Mathematical, sequential, and interactive techniques are mentioned only briefly because they have already been well reviewed by various authors.

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A review of optical pattern recognition techniques

Ullmann

1974

Opto-electronics

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An optical information procedure for characterizing the shape of fine particle images

Cited by 6 publications

References 2 publications

A Sedimentological Pattern Recognition Problem

A Sedimentological Pattern Recognition Problem

A Review of Optical Pattern Recognition Techniques

A review of optical pattern recognition techniques

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