A volume of original contributions relating work on machine vision to the latest understanding of human visual processes. It also offers an overview of the leading work on modelling of human visual processes, image processing and object recognition. The book is aimed at psychologists and physiologists studying vision in humans and primates. Computer analysis of visual processes results in more precise models of the operation of various visual mechanisms - some prominent examples of this are presented in a form which can be understood by non-mathematicians.
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Hard Cover. 1st Ed. 25 x 18 cm., xvii, 290 pp. A collection of contributions by various authors in the fileds of biological vision and of machine vision. Patterned laminated boards with white lettering on a black spine. CONDITION. VG+. The pages are clean and tight. The boards are protected in a clear plastic sleeve. Library class mark on spine, and stamps on free end paper and verso title page. Ex-Library. Seller Inventory # 015556
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