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    The Feature Locating for Fingerprint Recognition

    The feature locating in fingerprint image is to determine a reference coordinate in which the positions of minutiae may be fixed up, depending on the textures of the core of the print. The coordinates must be ...

    Wang Houshu, Yu Shenglin, Wu Yiquan in ASST ’87 6. Aachener Symposium für Signaltheorie (1987)

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    Model Based Fast Recognition of the Structure of Industrial Workpieces

    The paper taking an example of recognizing a triangular structure from the images of a kind of industrial workpieces, introduces some procedures for edge detection, line extraction, model matching and object r...

    Y. Wang, K. Jacobsen in Mustererkennung 1991 (1991)

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    Dishabituation Hierarchies for Visual Pattern Discrimination in Toads: A Dialog between Modeling and Experimentation

    Toads exhibit stimulus- and locus-specific habituation. Instead of mutual dishabituation for different worm-like stimuli, toads exhibit a dishabituation hierarchy. In modeling the dishabituation hierarchy, we ...

    DeLiang Wang, Michael A. Arbib in Visual Structures and Integrated Functions (1991)

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    Three-dimensional sequential/parallel universal array grammars and object pattern analysis

    We introduce a sequential/parallel parsing algorithm for analyzing 3-dimensional objects represented by 3-d array grammars. The mechanism serves as a compromise between purely sequential methods which take too...

    P. S. P. Wang in Parallel Image Analysis (1992)

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    Neural model for pattern recognition

    **g-xue Wang, Masashi Nakamura, Takashi Jimbo, Masayoshi Umeno in Parallel Image Analysis (1992)

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    Intelligent pattern recognition and applications

    P. S. P. Wang in Parallel Image Analysis (1992)

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    A parallel implementation of a structure-from-motion algorithm

    This paper describes the implementation of a 3D vision algorithm, Droid, on the Oxford parallel vision architecture, PARADOX, and the results of experiments to gauge the algorithm's effectiveness in providing ...

    Han Wang, Chris Bowman, Mike Brady, Chris Harris in Computer Vision — ECCV'92 (1992)

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    A Matching and Tracking Strategy for Independently Moving Objects

    We present a robust and inherently parallel strategy for tracking “corner” features on independently moving (and possibly non-rigid) objects. The system operates over long, monocular image sequences and compri...

    Larry S. Shapiro, Han Wang, J. Michael Brady in BMVC92 (1992)

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    Non-greedy adaptive vector quantizers

    Kohonen's Learning Vector Quantization (LVQ) technique easily gets trapped in local minima of the distortion surface, resulting suboptimal vector quantizers. The reason is that the behavior of competitive lear...

    Zhicheng Wang in New Trends in Neural Computation (1993)

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    Automatic generation of C++ code for neural network simulation

    Coding neural network simulators by hand is often a tedious and error-prone task. In this paper, we seek to remedy this situation by presenting a code generator that produces efficient C++ simulation code for ...

    Stephan Dreiseitl, Dongming Wang in New Trends in Neural Computation (1993)

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    High-performance tracking system

    In this paper, we describe how reliable SSD feature selection, feature tracking and feature monitoring can be realized and interleaved into a high-performance system with no special-purpose hardware. We consid...

    Jiantao Huang, Jian-zhao Wang in Image Analysis Applications and Computer Graphics (1995)

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    A synthesized computer recognition system for human hands

    A computer recognition system for human hands is presented in this paper. The system is based on infrared images. A multi-grid normalization technique is developed to normalize the position of the hand and fin...

    Chuanxue Wang, HanQing Lu, SongDe Ma in Image Analysis Applications and Computer Graphics (1995)

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    Independent hand gesture recognition in HandTalker

    HandTalker is a system we designed for enhanced user interface which allows user to communicate with computers or through computer network with others by hand gesture. One of the application cases of HandTalke...

    Wen Gao, Shuanglin Wang in Image Analysis Applications and Computer Graphics (1995)

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    Parallelizing Vision Computations on CM-5: Algorithms and Experiences

    This chapter summarizes our work in using Connection Machine CM-5 for vision. We define a realistic model of CM-5 in which explicit cost is associated with data routing and cooperative operations. Using this m...

    Viktor K. Prasanna, Cho-Li Wang in Parallel Algorithms for Irregular Problems… (1995)

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    Recognition of 3D objects from 2D images — Some issues

    This paper presents a simple methods for visualizing, understanding, interpreting, and recognizing 3D objects from 2D images. It extended the linear combination methods, uses parallel pattern matching and can ...

    B. Liu, P. Wang in Advances in Structural and Syntactical Pattern Recognition (1996)

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    Active vision based stereo vision

    In this paper, a new stereo method is introduced which, unlike to the traditional ones, does not involve image points correspondence. By controlling a pan-tilt-translation camera platform to move along an axis...

    Ce. Wang, Zhanyi. Hu, Song De Ma in Recent Developments in Computer Vision (1996)

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    Signal decomposition with multiscale learning algorithms

    In this paper, neural networks based on orthonormal wavelets are constructed to decompose signals into full scale space. Two algorithms, the global multiscale learning (GML) and the pyramid multiscale learning (P...

    J. W. Wang, C. H. Chen, J. C. Luo in Advances in Structural and Syntactical Pat… (1996)

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    Cluster Monte Carlo algorithms and their applications

    We introduce the Markov chain Monte Carlo method and review the background of the cluster algorithms in statistical physics. One of the first such successful algorithm was developed by Swendsen and Wang eight ...

    Jian-Sheng Wang in Recent Developments in Computer Vision (1996)

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    GI tract unraveling in volumetric CT

    Gastrointestinal (GI) tract examination with computed tomography (CT) is currently performed by slice-based visual inspection despite the volumetric nature of the problem. The entire abdomen may now be continu...

    Ge Wang, Michael W. Vannier in Visualization in Biomedical Computing (1996)

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    A unified framework for image-derived invariants

    We propose a general framework for computing invariant features from images. The proposed approach is based on a simple concept of basis expansion. It is widely applicable to many popular basis representations...

    Yuan-Fang Wang, Ronald-Bryan O. Alferez in Computer Vision — ACCV'98 (1997)

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