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ORCID11th TFCV 2002: Dagstuhl, Germany
- Tetsuo Asano, Reinhard Klette, Christian Ronse:
Geometry, Morphology, and Computational Imaging, 11th International Workshop on Theoretical Foundations of Computer Vision Dagstuhl Castle, Germany, April 7-12, 2002, Revised Papers. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 2616, Springer 2003, ISBN 3-540-00916-7 - Christian Ronse:
Flat Morphological Operatorson Arbitrary Power Lattices. 1-21 - Yasushi Hirano, Yoshito Mekada
, Jun-ichi Hasegawa, Jun-ichiro Toriwaki:
Quantification of the Spatial Distributionof Line Segments with Applications to CADof Chest X-Ray CT Images. 22-38 - Lars Linsen, Hartmut Prautzsch:
Fan Clouds - An Alternative to Meshes. 39-57 - Tetsuo Asano, Naoki Katoh, Koji Obokata, Takeshi Tokuyama:
Combinatorial and Geometric Problems Related to Digital Halftoning. 58-71 - Daniel Keren, Ilan Shimshoni, Liran Goshen, Michael Werman:
All Points Considered: A Maximum Likelihood Method for Motion Recovery. 72-85 - PeiFeng Zeng, Tomio Hirata:
Distance Map Based Enhancementfor Interpolated Images. 86-100 - David Coeurjolly, Frédéric Flin, Olivier Teytaud, Laure Tougne:
Multigrid Convergence and Surface Area Estimation. 101-119 - Georgy L. Gimel'farb, Linjiang Yu, Dongxiao Zhou:
Geometric Structure and Randomness in Texture Analysis and Synthesis. 120-140 - Akira Asano, Miho Miyagawa, Mitsuhiko Fujio:
Morphological Texture Analysis Using Optimization of Structuring Elements. 141-152 - Isabelle Bloch:
Unifying Quantitative, Semi-quantitative and Qualitative Spatial Relation Knowledge Representations Using Mathematical Morphology. 153-164 - Jos B. T. M. Roerdink:
A New Class of Morphological Pyramids for Multiresolution Image Analysis. 165-175 - Ulrich Eckhardt:
Root Images of Median Filters - Semi-topological Approach. 176-195 - Atsushi Imiya, Hisashi Ootani, Ken Tatara:
Medial Set, Boundary, and Topology of Random Point Sets. 196-217 - Hidekata Hontani, Koichiro Deguchi:
Scale-Based Corner Extraction of a Contour Figure Using a Crystalline Flow. 218-230 - Kokichi Sugihara:
Hyperfigures and Their Interpretations. 231-246 - Mirela Tanase, Remco C. Veltkamp:
Polygon Decomposition Based on the Straight Line Skeleton. 247-267 - Peter Veelaert:
Reestablishing Consistency of Uncertain Geometric Relations in Digital Images. 268-281 - Akihiko Torii, T. Ichinose, Y. Wakazono, Atsushi Imiya:
Inverse Quantization for Resolution Conversion. 282-300 - Kunihiko Sadakane, Nadia Takki-Chebihi, Takeshi Tokuyama:
Discrepancy-Based Digital Halftoning: Automatic Evaluation and Optimization. 301-319 - Ullrich Köthe:
Deriving Topological Representations from Edge Images. 320-334 - Fay Huang, Shou-Kang Wei, Reinhard Klette:
Calibration of Panoramic Cameras Using 3D Scene Information. 335-345 - John L. Barron, Wang Kay Jacky Ngai, Hagen Spies:
Quantitative Depth Recovery from Time-Varying Optical Flow in a Kalman Filter Framework. 346-355 - Isabelle Sivignon, David Coeurjolly:
From Digital Plane Segmentation to Polyhedral Representation. 356-367 - Patrick Baker:
Lines as the Fundamental Unit of Vision. 368-385 - Emanuele Danovaro, Leila De Floriani, Mohammed Mostefa Mesmoudi:
Topological Analysis and Characterization of Discrete Scalar Fields. 386-402 - Ryszard Kozera, Lyle Noakes, Reinhard Klette:
External versus Internal Parameterizations for Lengths of Curves with Nonuniform Samplings. 403-418 - Lyle Noakes, Ryszard Kozera:
Denoising Images: Non-linear Leap-Frog for Shape and Light-Source Recovery. 419-436
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