Artificial Intelligence: Vision: Page 2

Demo of a fast stereo matching algorithm, which uses a pyramid structure, fast correlation, rectangular subregioning and dynamic programming techniques.

Employs texture analysis via a Gabor filter bank, CIE Lab space color histogram, and structural analysis using perceptual grouping principles.

Canadian image related resources on the web: imaging, image processing, image analysis, computer vision, computer graphics, digital art and multimedia, companies, academic groups, conferences, organizations, jobs

Contains pointers to sites offering public access to image collections via the Internet. Color and grayscale still images, medical images, textures, sequences, stereo pairs, and range images.

Intel's open source computer vision library contains implementation of useful algorithms, like optical flow methods, snakes, binary morphological operations, pyramids, and camera calibration.

Presents a new geometrical model for light interaction with the retina of the eye and its implications to the vision process. Results include a logical explanation for the trichromicity of vision and a seeming verification of Edwin Land's color vision experiments.

Papers and manuscripts on statistical multirate signal processing. In particular, multirate spectrum estimation, multirate sensor fusion, and information theory of multirate systems.

Face tracking, Stereo vision, Robot navigation.

Research papers of A. Yilmaz on topics including object tracking in EO and IR Imagery, Face Recognition, Pose Recovery, and Action Recognition.

VARPA is a research group affiliated to the LFCIA laboratory of the Department of Computer Science of the Faculty of Informatics of the University of Coruña .

Concise introduction and demonstration of the Hough Transform, used for finding lines and edges in images, along with pointers to more advanced techniques for partial and curved lines.

News and articles about machine vision.

Distributed Artificial Intelligence Computer Vision Image segmentation Papers, articles, thesis

Project descriptions and downloadable publications on segmentation and recognition.

Zamir Recognition Systems is a leading Israeli developer and manufacturer of license plate recognition systems also known as LPR, NPR or ANPR. These systems are used for vehicle access control, security and parking revenue control.

This machine vision, and imaging systems integrator offers vision hardware sales and software packages.