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CONTENTS:
1. Bibliography on random closed sets - Part 6
2. Watershed antiques
3. Report (Composing morphological filters)
4. MegaWave2: image processing software
5. Anonymous ftp server, Strasbourg
6. ESF scientific network
7. Summer school Poland: preliminary CFP
8. Shape conference: Leeds 1995
9. Forthcoming events
10. Recent literature
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1. Bibliography on random closed sets - Part 6
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From: ilia@cwi.nl (Ilya Molchanov)
BIBLIOGRAPHY ON RANDOM CLOSED SETS AND RELATED TOPICS
6. POINT PROCESSES
In October 1994 digest I announced bibliographies on different aspects
of random sets theory and related fields. Please, look at that
announcement to be aware of some generalities. You can find all
announced bibliographies in the directory "pub/morphology/bib" using
anonymous "ftp" to "ftp.cwi.nl".
I would like to notice specially that the file "abbrev.bib" in this
directory is being updated all the time. That is why it is advisable to
pick a new version of it as soon as you are looking for other
bibliographies. Additionally, PostScript files with nicely prepared
(and compressed) bibliographies with citation keys included can be
found in the directory "pub/morphology/bib/PostScript".
I am grateful to A.J.Baddeley and M.N.M.van Lieshout for permission to
use their bibliographies. Their references will be included in this and
later parts and also will be used to update already released parts.
From now on all items will be supplied with short ANNOTE field. This
field will contain the name of bibliographies where the current item
appear. It will be possible to use these fields to sort entries and to
produce sub-bibliographies. For this, the "lookbibtex" program is
highly recommended.
WHAT WILL YOU GET TODAY?
Today I am releasing a bibliography on point processes
("pointpr.bib"). It contains about 200 references on different aspects
of point processes. The beautiful text-book of Daley and Vere-Jones
\cite{da:vj} is highly recommended as the first reference book on point
processes. It contains also historical remarks and many references not
included in the current bibliography. Other text-books are Cox and
Isham \cite{cox80}, K\"onig and Schmidt \cite{kon:s}, Matthes, Kerstan,
Mecke \cite{m:k:m} and Snyder \cite{sny75}. Statistics of point
processes is presented in the books by Bartlett \cite{bar75}, Cox and
Lewis \cite{cox66}, Diggle \cite{diggle} and Karr \cite{karr,karr2}.
The book on stochastic geometry by Stoyan, Kendall and Mecke (1987)
contains several chapters on point processes.
The bibliography touches both probabilistic and statistical aspects of
the theory, in particular, limit theorems \cite{ell86,he:s,iva82},
determination of distributions \cite{glo80a,mas90}, Markov property
\cite{bad90,ish81,ken90,lie95,rip:kel77}, descriptive statistics
\cite{dig79o,han:st84,st84t,st:ohs82}, asymptotic statistics and weak
dependence \cite{he86,he88b,jen93,jol84,jol91}, edge effects
\cite{dog89a,dog90,fik88a,han84} etc.
In the next Morphology Digest I am going to reference applied
papers which use methods of random sets theory and spatial statistics.
Ilya Molchanov
CWI, Department BS Ph.: +31 20 592 4195
Kruislaan 413 Fax: +31 20 592 4199
NL-1098 SJ Amsterdam
The Netherlands
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2. Watershed antiques
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From: ronse@dpt-info.u-strasbg.fr (Christian Ronse)
I have got the reference of two 19th century papers dealing with
watersheds; maybe among the oldest papers which could be classified
inside mathematical morphology. They appeared in the Philosophical
Magazine, which was then called "The London, Edinburgh, and Dublin
Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science".
A. Cayley
On Contour and Slope Lines
Philosophical Magazine
(Ser. 4) Vol. 18, no. 120
pp. 264-268
Oct. 1859.
J. Clerk Maxwell
On Hills and Dales
Philosophical Magazine
(Ser. 4) Vol. 40, no. 269
pp. 421-426
Dec. 1870.
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Christian Ronse ronse@dpt-info.u-strasbg.fr
LSIIT - URA 1871
Universite Louis Pasteur
UFR de Mathematique et Informatique
7 rue Rene Descartes Tel. (33) 88.41.66.38
F-67000 Strasbourg Fax. (33) 88.61.90.69
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3. Report (Composing morphological filters)
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From: henkh@cwi.nl (Henk Heijmans)
The following technical report is available by anonymous FTP to ftp.cwi.nl
(/pub/morphology/report/Heijmans_compose.ps.Z).
Composing morphological filters
H.J.A.M. Heijmans
report BS-R9504, CWI, Amsterdam, 1995
ABSTRACT
A morphological filter is an operator on a complete lattice which is
increasing and idempotent. Two well-known classes of morphological
filters are openings and closings. Furthermore, an interesting class
of filters, the alternating sequential filters, is obtained if one
composes openings and closings. This paper explains how to construct
morphological filters, and derived notions such as overfilters,
underfilters, inf-overfilters, and sup-underfilters by composition, the
main ingredients being dilations, erosions, openings, and closings. The
class of alternating sequential filters is extended by composing
overfilters and underfilters. Finally, it is shown that any composition
consisting of an equal number of dilations and erosions from an
adjunction is a filter. The abstract approach is illustrated with some
experimental results.
KEYWORDS:
mathematical morphology, complete lattice, operator on a complete
lattice, adjunction, opening, closing, composition of operators,
morphological filter, filter derivates, alternating sequential filter,
adjunctional filter.
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4. MegaWave2: image processing software
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From: MegaWave@ceremade.dauphine.fr (MegaWave administrator)
I am pleased to announce you that the new version of the image processing
software "MegaWave", called "MegaWave2", is now available by "anonymous
ftp" on the Internet at the following addresses:
mu.ceremade.dauphine.fr (192.134.120.6)
(directory pub/software)
&
ftp.univ-paris5.fr (193.48.200.13)
(directory pub/Unix/Image/MegaWave)
This package from the CEREMADE (Paris-IX Dauphine university, France) includes
up-to-date algorithms about (the source files are given):
- Wavelets;
- Affine Morphological Scale Space;
- Snakes;
- Segmentation.
Registration is requested but with no fee for educational and public research
purposes (you must fill and send a registration form included in the package).
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5. Anonymous ftp server, Strasbourg
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From: ronse@dpt-info.u-strasbg.fr (C. Ronse)
An anonymous ftp server has been installed at the CS Dept at Strasbourg.
You can get there our publications as Postcript files. You do:
ftp dpt-info.u-strasbg.fr
login: anonymous
Passwd:
then
cd pub/recherche
where you will find 6 sub-directories corresponding to our research themes
(graphics, ai, parallelism, networks, specification, vision). Morpho-Digest
readers can e.g. look at the "vision" sub-directory. There reside my works,
in particular the report (on Lipschitz functions) I advertized a few months
ago.
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Christian Ronse ronse@dpt-info.u-strasbg.fr
LSIIT - URA 1871
Universite Louis Pasteur
UFR de Mathematique et Informatique
7 rue Rene Descartes Tel. (33) 88.41.66.38
F-67000 Strasbourg Fax. (33) 88.61.90.69
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6. ESF scientific network
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From: fmurtagh@eso.org (F. Murtagh)
European Science Foundation (ESF) 'scientific network' on "Converging
Computing Methodologies in Astronomy" makes its debut...
An ESF scientific network provides funding for work visits and
workshops over a 3-year period. The above scientific network started
at the beginning of this year. Among central topics are:
- From vision models to image information retrieval:
Methods such as wavelets and multiresolution approaches, mathematical
morphology, and fuzzy methods have proven their worth in the framework of
accessing appropriate information from large image databases. Such methods
must be moulded together to allow semantically-driven access to data.
- The data life-cycle - methodological aspects:
The astronomical data life-cycle is highly digital: data capture is
increasingly on CCD electronic detectors, data are subject to image
processing and statistical treatment, and the final major stage in this
process involves data archiving, and publication. Not surprisingly,
the issues of electronic publishing and of digital libraries are
increasingly central.
- From data integration to information integration:
Particular data integration (data fusion) problems, such as integration
of data associated with different wavelength ranges, are of great
relevance in the context of large space- and ground-based observing
projects. E.g. co-addition in image restoration; image restoration and
filtering approaches which incorporate semantic information on the cosmic
objects of interest; close, complementary use of multi-million object
astronomical catalogs; classification of terabyte data collections.
Long-term access to stored data - what should be the "future of [society's]
memory?". Beyond data, astronomy is all about information. Compression is
central - in a broad sense, compression is summarization, and therefore is
part of the overall process of scientific analysis.
Coordinating committee of the scientific network: A. Bijaoui (Nice), V. Di
Gesu (Palermo), A. Heck (Strasbourg), M.J. Kurtz (Harvard), P. Linde (Lund),
M.C. Maccarone (Palermo) - Chair, R. McMahon (Cambridge), R. Molina (Granada),
F. Murtagh (Munich) - Secretary, E. Raimond (Dwingeloo).
Further information will be available on the WWW at the address:
http://www.hq.eso.org/conv-comp.html
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7. Summer school Poland: preliminary CFP
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From: henkh@cwi.nl (Henk Heijmans)
Preliminary Call for Papers
Summer School on
MORPHOLOGICAL IMAGE AND SIGNAL PROCESSING
Zakopane, Poland, September 27-30, 1995
Supported by: BENEFIT for Stimulation and Support of East-West Collaboration
in the Areas of Microelectronics and Signal Processing
Organized by STU Gliwice, Poland
in cooperation with CWI Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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BENEFIT
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BENEFIT is the name for the concerted action launched by the European
Community within the framework of the COPERNICUS 94 programme. The
long-term objective of this action is to build a firm basis for scientific
and technological collaboration in the fields of microelectronics and
signal processing between research groups from Central and East European
countries and from the European Community. This will be realised, among
others, by the organisation of workshops, summer schools, and information
days at different places in Central and Eastern Europe.
Summer School on MORPHOLOGICAL IMAGE AND SIGNAL PROCESSING
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One of the events organised within the BENEFIT framework is the summer
school on Morphological Image and Signal Processing. Its aim is to exchange
experience and knowledge in the area of image and signal processing with
particular focus on morphological methods. The scientific programme
includes invited lectures (two lectures daily, each lecture comprising
2 x 50 minutes) and a number of short talks given by the participants.
The lectures and short talks will be published separately.
The official School language (lectures, talks, papers) will be English.
The Summer School will be held in Zakopane, Poland, in the most famous and
attractive place in the Polish Tatra mountains. The place is located near
the Slowakian border within a short distance from Krakow and Katowice.
These cities have convenient air links with many European airports, and
regular bus and train connections with Zakopane.
Topics
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1. Morphological representation
- skeletons
- granulometries
- distance transforms
- watersheds
- slope transform
2. Morphological filtering
- median-type filters
- rank-order filters
- stack filters
- alternating filters
3. Implementation
- data structures
- VLSI - design
- filter optimization
- learning algorithms
Programme Committee
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J. Chojcan (Gliwice, Poland)
E. Dougherty (Rochester, USA)
M. Gabbouj (Tampere, Finland)
J. Goutsias (Baltimore, USA)
S. Marshall (Glasgow, UK)
W. Mokrzycki (Warsaw, Poland)
I. Pitas (Thessaloniki, Greece)
J. Serra (Fontainebleau, France)
F. Vajda (Budapest, Hungary)
Organising Committee
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H.Heijmans (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Scientific Director
J.Smieja (Gliwice, Poland) Local arrangements
V.Starovoitov (Minsk, Belarus)
K.Wojciechowski (Gliwice, Poland) General Director
Invited Lecturers
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J. Astola (Tampere, Finland)
H. Heijmans (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
P. Jonker (Delft, The Netherlands)
P. Maragos (Atlanta, USA)
M. Schmitt (Fontainebleau, France)
Paper submission
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April 15, 1995: Submission of contribution (extended abstract or full paper)
May 30, 1995: Notification of acceptance
June 30, 1995: Camera ready paper due
Authors should submit three copies of their contribution to:
Mr Jaroslaw Smieja
Silesian Technical University, Dept. of Automatic Control,
Akademicka 16, 44 101 Gliwice
POLAND
The final paper should not be longer than six pages (A4 format).
Electronic submissions of abstracts prepared in ascii, tex or latex
which are self-contained (i.e., which do not use external macro-files)
will also be considered. Papers submitted by fax will not be
considered.
Further instructions as well as a LaTeX style file will be available
by the end of March.
Social event
============
If the wheather allows this, there will be an opportunity to make a
sightseeing tour or, for those who like exploring mountains, to climb wild
peaks. All people who love marvelous sights and the wild beauty of
mountains should be delighted.
Registration fee and Accomodation
=================================
The (expected) registration fee for all participants is 150 ECU. This
includes proceedings, participation in lectures, and full accomodation
for three days. For a limited number of participants there will be the
possibility to get financial support.
Further Information
===================
For further information and a LateX style file please contact
Mr Jaroslaw Smieja
Silesian Technical University, Dept. of Automatic Control,
Akademicka 16, 44 101 Gliwice Poland,
fax: +48 32 37 11 65
e-mail: smieja@ia.gliwice.edu.pl
Registration
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REGISTRATION FORM
____________________
Family Name:
First Name:
Affiliation:
Address:
State/Country:
E-mail:
Phone:
Fax:
Yes, I intend to attend The Summer School on Morphological Image
and Signal Processing
I will/will not present a paper.
The provisional title of my paper is:
with the following highlights:
The paper falls within the following category: (topic 1 / 2 / 3 above).
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8. Shape conference: Leeds 1995
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From: iand@amsta.leeds.ac.uk (Ian Dryden)
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT
CURRENT ISSUES IN STATISTICAL SHAPE ANALYSIS
International Conference run by Statistics Department,
University of Leeds, UK,
(incorporating 15th Leeds Statistics Research Workshop and CoMIR)
April 5-7, 1995
Statistical shape analysis considers the study of geometrical
objects where translation, rotation and possibly scale information
can typically be ignored. The subject has received a great deal of
recent attention, following the pioneering work of D.G. Kendall and
F.L. Bookstein in the late 1970s/early 1980s. Although the
methodology is being widely applied there are many key issues that
need to be resolved. The conference aims to bring together workers
in the field, to discuss both theoretical and practical issues.
PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME
WEDNESDAY 5 APRIL
10.30 am REGISTRATION AND COFFEE
11.35 am David Kendall Shapes and Shape-spaces:
Cambridge, UK What do they look like?
1.30 pm John Gower Distance, Geometry and Shape
Open, UK
2.15 pm Colin Goodall Procrustes Methods in the Statistical
Penn State, USA Analysis of Shape Revisited
3.30 pm Huiling Le The Mean Shape and the
Nottingham, UK Shape of the Means
4.00 pm Ian Dryden Investigating Regularity in Spatial
Leeds, UK Point Patterns using Shape Analysis
4.30 pm Subhash Lele Euclidean Distance Matrix Analysis
John Hopkins, USA of Landmark Coordinate Data:
a Statistical Review
THURSDAY, 6 APRIL
9.00 am Kanti Mardia Shape Advances and Future
Leeds, UK Perspectives
9.30 am Burzin Bhavnagri Construction of a Markov Process
Adekaide, Australia to Model a Process Arising in Vision
10.00 am Ilya Molchanov Abstract Landmarks and their Applications
Amsterdam, NL
11.00 am Chris Small Shape Metrics and Frobenius Norms
Waterloo, Canada
11.30 am POSTER FORUM
Five-minute talks by poster presenters with discussion
2.00 pm Peter Green Reversible Jump MCMC Computation
Bristol, UK and High Level Image Analysis
2.45 pm John Marchant A Compartmented Snake for
AFRC, UK Model-based Boundary Location
3.45 pm Tim Cootes Active Shape Models: Recent Advances
Manchester, UK
4.15 pm Jens Anderson 2-D Shape Recognition by
Copenhagan, Denmark Sequential Test Procedures
4.45 pm Adam Baumberg Spatio-temporal Shape Model
Leeds, UK
5.15 pm Mads Nielsen Bayesian Inference in
Copenhagan, Denmark Computer Vision: Binocular
Stereo from Axioms to Algorithm
FRIDAY 7 APRIL
9.30 am Fred Bookstein The Morphometric Synthesis
Michigan, USA
11.00 am F.James Rohlf Multivariate Analyses of Shape
New York, USA
11.30 am Paul Sampson Eigenshape Analysis of Left
Washington, USA Ventricular Shape from 2-D Contrast
Ventriculograms and from 3-D
Trans-esophageal Echocardiography
12.00 noon Bill Green A Simple Construction of
Michigan, USA Triangle Shape Space
2.00 pm John Kent Topics in Inference for
Leeds, UK Shape Analysis
2.45 pm OPEN DISCUSSION PANEL - Fred Bookstein, Wilfrid Kendall,
John Kent
TIMETABLE: Wednesday 10.30 a.m.(registration) - Friday 4.00 p.m.
REGISTRATION FEE : 110 pounds sterling (students 90 pounds)
The conference will be held in Fairbairn House, part of the
University of Leeds campus, and which offers conference and
associated facilities to a high standard.
Fees include conference proceedings, lunch and car parking.
CONFERENCE DINNER (Thursday):25 pounds sterling,
payable with registration fee.
Fees should be paid in advance to UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS.
Accommodation in nearby hotels at reasonable prices can be arranged
if required. Individuals must settle their own accommodation
expenses.
CONTACT ADDRESS:
Dr. Christine Gill, e-mail: sta6cag@gps.leeds.ac.uk
Department of Statistics,
University of Leeds, tel: 0113 2335157
Leeds, LS2 9JT fax: 0113 2335102
UK
DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION - WEDNESDAY 15TH MARCH 1995
CURRENT ISSUES IN SHAPE ANALYSIS 5 - 7 APRIL 1995
REGISTRATION FORM Please detach and return to Dr C. A. Gill,
Department of Statistics, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT.
NAME :...............................Fee enclosed(pounds sterling)
ADDRESS :............................... 110 or 90 ....
............................... Dinner 25 ....
............................... TOTAL ....
Please tick for:-
conference dinner.... car park space....
accommodation on: Tuesday night.... Wednesday night....
Thursday night.... Friday night....
any other nights, please specify.............
at price (pounds sterling): <30.... 30-40.... 40-50.... 50+....
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9. Forthcoming events
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5 - 7 April 1995, Leeds, UK
Current Issues in Statistical Shape Analysis
International Conference run by Statistics Department,
University of Leeds, UK,
Dr. Christine Gill; fax: 0113 2335102; e-mail: sta6cag@gps.leeds.ac.uk
6 - 9 June 1995 Uppsala, Sweden
9th Scandinavian Conference on Image Analysis
9SCIA: fax: +46 18 553447; email: scia9@cb.uu.se
20 - 22 June 1995 Halkidiki, Greece
1995 IEEE Workshop on Nonlinear Signal and Image Processing
Prof. Ioannis Pitas: tel: +30 31 996304; fax: +30 31 274868
email: pitas@vergina.eng.auth.gr
3 - 6 July 1995 Edinburgh, Scotland
Fifth International Conference on Image Processing and its Applications
IPA'95; tel: +44-71-3445478; fax: +44-71-497-3633;
email: conference@iee.org.uk
9 - 14 July 1995, San Diego (CA), USA
Vision Geometry IV
R. Melter: tel: (516) 287-8402; e-mail: rmelter@sunburn.liunet.edu
6 - 8 September 1995 Prague, Czech Republic
6th International Conference "Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns"
Vaclav Hlavac: fax: +42 2 290159; email: caip95@vision.felk.cvut.cz
Info: anonymous ftp at NOVELL.FELK.CVUT.CZ in CAIP95
13 - 15 September 1995 Sanremo, Italy
8th International Conference on Image Analysis and Processing
L. De Floriani: email: iciap@dibe.unige.it
27 - 30 September 1995 Zakopane, Poland
Summer School on Morphological Image and Signal Processing
Mr Jaroslaw Smieja; fax: +48 32 37 11 65; e-mail: smieja@ia.gliwice.edu.pl
22 - 25 October 1995 Washington DC, USA
1995 2nd IEEE Internationall Conference on Image Processing (ICIP'95)
Orof.Bede Liu: tel: 609-258-4628; fax: 609-258-3745;
email: liu@ee.princeton.edu
Info: http://www.ee.princeton.edu/~icip95
16 - 19 September 1996 Lausanne, Switzerland
1996 3rd IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP'96)
Prof. Murat Kunt: tel: +41-21-693-2626; fax: +41-21-693-2603;
email: kunt@ltssun2.epfl.ch
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10. Recent literature
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@article{BrocMara:94,
author = "R.W. Brockett and P. Maragos",
title = "Evolution equations for continuous-scale morphological filtering",
journal = "IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing",
year = "1994",
volume = "42",
number ="12",
pages = "3377--3386"
}
@article{BussHassWoegZimm:94,
author = "Michael Bussieck and Hannes Hassler and
Gerhard J. Woeginger and Uwe T. Zimmermann",
title = "Fast algorithms for the maximum convolution problem",
journal = "Operations Research Letters",
volume = "15",
year = "1994",
number = "3",
pages="133--141"
}
@article{DougChen:95,
author = "E.R. Dougherty and Y. Cheng",
title = "Morphological pattern-spectrum classification of noisy shapes:
exterior granulometries",
journal = "Pattern Recognition",
year = "1995",
volume = "28",
number ="1",
pages = "81--98"
}
@phdthesis{Droo:94,
author = "M. {V}an Droogenbroeck",
title = "Traitement d'images num\'eriques au moyen d'algorithmes
utilisant la morphologie math\'ematique et la notion
d'objet: application au codage",
school = "Universit\'e Caholique de Louvain",
type = phd,
year = "1994"
}
@article{GhosChan:95,
author = "P. Ghosh and B. Chanda",
title = "A fast algorithm for sequential machines to compute pattern
spectrum via chess-board distance transform",
journal = "Pattern Recognition Letters",
year = "1995",
volume = "16",
number ="1",
pages = "49--58"
}
@book{MoreSoli:95,
author = "J.-M. Morel and S. Solimini",
title = "Variational methods in image segmentation",
publisher = "Birkh{\"a}user",
year = "1995",
address = "Boston"
}
@article{ParkChin:95,
author = "H. Park and R.T. Chin",
title = "Decomposition of arbitrarily shaped morphological structuring
elements",
journal = "IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence",
year = "1995",
volume = "17",
number ="1",
pages = "2--15"
}
@article{PeiChen:95,
author = "S.-C. Pei and F.-C. Chen",
title = "Hierarchical image representation by mathematical morphology
subband decomposition",
journal = "Pattern Recognition Letters",
year = "1995",
volume = "16",
pages = "183--192"
}
@article{SapiTann:95,
author = "G. Sapiro and A. Tannenbaum",
title = "Area and length preserving geometric invariant scale-spaces",
journal = "IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence",
year = "1995",
volume = "17",
number ="1",
pages = "67--72"
}
@article{ShihKingPu:95,
author = " F.Y. Shih and C.T. King and C.C. Pu
title = "Pipeline architecture for recursive morphological operations",
journal = "IEEE Transactions on Image Processing",
year = "1995",
volume = "4",
number ="1",
pages = "11--18"
}
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