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Mr. Lee's current position is manager of Mission Operations and Engineering for Project Galileo , which will be an in - depth investigation of Jupiter and its moons during the middle of the 80s decade . Dr. Peter E. Hart is the director ...
Mr. Lee's current position is manager of Mission Operations and Engineering for Project Galileo , which will be an in - depth investigation of Jupiter and its moons during the middle of the 80s decade . Dr. Peter E. Hart is the director ...
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We first remove the differences related to size and position — that is , we normalize the input figure . One may do this , for example , by constructing a similar figure inscribed in a certain fixed triangle ( see Fig .
We first remove the differences related to size and position — that is , we normalize the input figure . One may do this , for example , by constructing a similar figure inscribed in a certain fixed triangle ( see Fig .
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... at least for recognition can proceed without concern about rethin - line figures , etc. The choice of a matching lative size and position . criterion must depend on the kinds of noise and transformations commonly encountered .
... at least for recognition can proceed without concern about rethin - line figures , etc. The choice of a matching lative size and position . criterion must depend on the kinds of noise and transformations commonly encountered .
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Thus for visual Pattern Recognition we would usually want the object identification to be independent of uniform changes in size and position . In their pioneering paper Pitts and McCulloch ( 1947 ) describe a general technique for ...
Thus for visual Pattern Recognition we would usually want the object identification to be independent of uniform changes in size and position . In their pioneering paper Pitts and McCulloch ( 1947 ) describe a general technique for ...
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Or a property may count the number of vertical lines in a picture — this is invariant under size and position ( but not rotation ) . F. Generating Properties The problem of generating useful properties has been discussed by Selfridge ...
Or a property may count the number of vertical lines in a picture — this is invariant under size and position ( but not rotation ) . F. Generating Properties The problem of generating useful properties has been discussed by Selfridge ...
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| Title | Machine Intelligence and Robotics: Report of the NASA Study Group : Final Report |
| Author | NASA Study Group on Machine Intelligence and Robotics |
| Contributor | United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| Publisher | National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1980 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2012 |
| Length | 400 pages |
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