Image and Vision Computing, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1, February 1984

J. G. Wade, D. H. Lawrence, M. Rendle:
Low-cost remote sensing experiments within an educational environment. 3-12
Josef Kittler, J. Föglein:
Contextual classification of multispectral pixel data. 13-29
Ryszard S. Choras:
Image processing system for industrial robots. 31-33
Andrew Kusiak:
Analysis of integer programming formulations of clustering problems. 35-40

Bernard F. Buxton, Hilary Buxton:
Computation of optic flow from the motion of edge features in image sequences. 59-75
Kathryn L. Garden, R. H. T. Bates, M. C. Won, H. Chikwanda:
Computerized tomographic imaging is insensitive to density variation during scanning. 76-84
Prasanna G. Mulgaonkar, Linda G. Shapiro, Robert M. Haralick:
Matching `sticks, plates and blobs' objects using geometric and relational constraints. 85-98
Ramesh Jain:
Difference and accumulative difference pictures in dynamic scene analysis. 99-108
Vito Cappellini, Alberto Del Bimbo, Alessandro Mecocci:
Object decomposition and subpart identification - classification algorithms. 109-113

Piero Zamperoni:
Model-based segmentation of grey-tone images. 123-133
E. R. Davies:
Circularity - a new principle underlying the design of accurate edge orientation operators. 134-142
Malayappan Shridhar, A. Badreldin:
Handwritten numeral recognition by tree classification methods. 143-149
D. Q. M. Fay:
A hidden line mechanism using overinking. 150-153

S. A. Peek, John E. W. Mayhew, John P. Frisby:
Obtaining viewing distance and angle of gaze from vertical disparity using a Hough-type accumulator. 180-190
Peter Thanisch, B. V. McNally, A. Robin:
Linear time algorithm for finding a picture's connected components. 191-197
P. J. Brumfitt:
Environments for image processing algorithm development. 198-203
Peter W. Pachowicz:
Image processing and analysis of the grain constitution in minerals. 204-209