York Conference on Spatial Vision in Humans and Robots (1991 : Toronto, Canada)
Title:
Spatial vision in humans and robots : the proceedings of the 1991 York Conference on Spatial Vision in Humans and Robots / edited by Laurence Harris, Michael Jenkin.
"This book came out of a conference ... took place at York University, Toronto, Canada, from the 19th-22nd June, 1991"--Pref. Includes bibliographical references (p. [409]-443) and index.
Contents:
Spatial vision in humans and robots / Laurence Harris and Michael Jenkin -- Spatial vision models : problems and successes / Stanley A. Klein -- On cytochrome oxidase blobs in visual cortex / John Allman and Steven W. Zucker -- Linear subspace methods for recovering translational direction / Allan D. Jepson and David J. Heeger -- Demodulation : a new approach to texture vision -- John Daugman and Cathryn Downing -- What makes a good feature? / allan D. Jepson and Whitman Richards -- Hand-printed digit recognition using deformable models / Christopher K.I. Williams, Michael D. Revow and Geoffrey E. Hinton -- The role of color in spatial vision / Karen K. De Valois and Frank L. Kooi -- Non linear processes in pattern discrimination and motion perception / Hugh R. Wilson -- Will robots see? / Stanley A. Klein -- #D object recognition and matching : on a result of Basri and Ullman / Tomaso Poggio -- Surface interpolation networks / Alex P. Pentland -- Uncertainty models for 2 1/2-D and 3-D surfaces / Richard Szeliski -- an orientation based representation for contour analysis / Deborah Walter, Krishnan Ganapathy and Frouke van Huet -- Detecton and discrimination fo motion-defined and luminance-defined two-dimensional form / David Regan -- An inhibitory beam for attentional selection / John K. Tsotsos -- Bayesian models, deformable templates and competitive priors / Allan J. Yuille and J.J. Clark -- Cycloversion, cyclovergence and perceived slant / Ian P. Howard -- Modal of visual motion sensing / David J. Heeger and Eero P. Simoncelli -- Some recent findings in early vision and focal attention / Bela Julesz.
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