Titlebook: Image Pattern Recognition; V. A. Kovalevsky Book 1980 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1980 Mustererkennung.algorithms.classification.noise.p

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The Current State of the Recognition Problem, subject itself cannot as yet be said to be clearly outlined as a scientific discipline. Most of the papers represent either projects for some electronic circuitry or . algorithms for solving concrete applied problems. The value of such studies depends primarily on the experimental results that have

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A Parametric Model of the Image-Generating Process,vidual contributions precisely. In this chapter we attempt to formulate the general problem in such a way as to include most of the particular problems of recognition and to let us regard them from a single point of view.

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The Method of Admissible Transformations,nized. In most cases class membership is an invariant of certain given transformations of images. It seems intuitively right that two images which differ only by a translation or rotation through not too large an angle should belong to the same class; therefore the decision rule should also be an in

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Optimization of the Parameters of a Piecewise Linear Decision Rule,ule with a bounded number of linear functions. We recall that a decision rule of the form . is said to be piecewise linear if the discriminant functions . are. This means that, depending on the value of ., the value of . coincides with the value of one of the given linear forms in the components ..

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