Interpreting image databases by region classification

Image mining for investigative pathology using optimized feature extraction and data fusion.

This paper describes interfaces for a suite of three recently developed techniques to facilitate content-based access to large image and video repositories. Two of these techniques involve content-based retrieval while the third technique is centered around a new browsing structure and forms a useful complement to the traditional query-by-example paradigm. Each technique is associated with its own user interface and allows for a different set of user interactions. The user can move between interfaces whilst executing a particular search and thus may combine the particular strengths of the different techniques. We illustrate each of the techniques using topics from the TRECVID 2003 contest.

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Three Interfaces for Content-Based Access to Image Collections

Binary object representation and recognition using the Hilbert morphological skeleton transform

Computer graphics: A keyword-indexed bibliography for the years 1976, 1977, and 1978

This paper describes some software packages and programming systems for computer graphics applications, in the process considering software features for both passive and interactive graphics. It examines the structure both of subroutine libraries for use with some base language and of complete programming languages, and outlines the advantages and disadvantages of each, along with facilities that should be present in any software package.

A.P. Lucido

Papers

Software Systems for Computer Graphics