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The Microscope
P(ttreml Recognition Pergamort Press 1977. VoL 9, p. 109. Printed in Great Britain
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The Microscope, V o l u m e 24 (First q u a r t e r 1976). M i c r o s c o p e P u b l i c a t i o n s Ltd., London. The Microscope is an international journal dedicated to the advancement of light, electron, X-ray, biological, metallographic, mineralogical or chemical microscopy. This issue of the journal endeavors to bring the reader up-to-date on automatic image analysis with particular emphasis on its biological applications. It includes an extensive bibliography and author index, as well as six review articles.
ANNOUNCEMENTS The Pattern Recognition Society is pleased to announce the winners of the 2nd Annual Pattern Recognition Society Award. The award of $500 is made each year for the best paper published in the journal Pattern Recognition, and certificates of Honorable Mention are also distributed for o,utstanding papers. Manuscripts published in Volume 7. 1975. have been judged by the Associate Editors of the journal based on the following criteria: (1) Originality of the contribution (2) Presentation and exposition of the manuscript. Winner J. W. McKee J. K. Aggarwal Honorable mention S. K. Chang Y. R. Wang M. L. Gillenson B. Chandrasekaran G. T. Herman A. V. Eakshminarayanan S. W. Rowland G. Kionshita S. Aida M. Mori B. Moayer K. S. Eu INTERNATIONAL
Manuscript Finding the edges of the surfaces of three-dimensional curved objects by computer
Three-dimensional object reconstruction from orthogonal projections A heuristic strategy for developing human facial images on a CRT The reconstruction of obiects from shadowgraphs with high contrasts
A pattern classification by dynamic tactile sense information processing
A syntactic approach to fingerprint pattern recognition.
SEMINAR AND
ON INTELLIGENT QUESTION-ANSWERING DATA BASE SYSTEMS
21-30 June, 1977 to be held in Bonas, France Director: Professor J. C. Simon, Institut de Programmation, Universit6 Paris VI, 75230 Paris, Cedex 05, France.
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BOOK
REVIEW
The Microscope, V o l u m e 24 (First q u a r t e r 1976). M i c r o s c o p e P u b l i c a t i o n s Ltd., London. The Microscope is an international journal dedicated to the advancement of light, electron, X-ray, biological, metallographic, mineralogical or chemical microscopy. This issue of the journal endeavors to bring the reader up-to-date on automatic image analysis with particular emphasis on its biological applications. It includes an extensive bibliography and author index, as well as six review articles.
ANNOUNCEMENTS The Pattern Recognition Society is pleased to announce the winners of the 2nd Annual Pattern Recognition Society Award. The award of $500 is made each year for the best paper published in the journal Pattern Recognition, and certificates of Honorable Mention are also distributed for o,utstanding papers. Manuscripts published in Volume 7. 1975. have been judged by the Associate Editors of the journal based on the following criteria: (1) Originality of the contribution (2) Presentation and exposition of the manuscript. Winner J. W. McKee J. K. Aggarwal Honorable mention S. K. Chang Y. R. Wang M. L. Gillenson B. Chandrasekaran G. T. Herman A. V. Eakshminarayanan S. W. Rowland G. Kionshita S. Aida M. Mori B. Moayer K. S. Eu INTERNATIONAL
Manuscript Finding the edges of the surfaces of three-dimensional curved objects by computer
Three-dimensional object reconstruction from orthogonal projections A heuristic strategy for developing human facial images on a CRT The reconstruction of obiects from shadowgraphs with high contrasts
A pattern classification by dynamic tactile sense information processing
A syntactic approach to fingerprint pattern recognition.
SEMINAR AND
ON INTELLIGENT QUESTION-ANSWERING DATA BASE SYSTEMS
21-30 June, 1977 to be held in Bonas, France Director: Professor J. C. Simon, Institut de Programmation, Universit6 Paris VI, 75230 Paris, Cedex 05, France.
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