Color

by Healey, Glenn Shafer, Steven A. Wolff, Lawrence, (Lawrence B.)

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Title Statements

Full title :Color / edited by Glenn E. Healey, Steven A. Shafer, Lawrence B. Wolff.

Summary

When machine vision first became an area of study distinct from pattern classification, in the late 1960s, researchers discovered the power of perspective geometry for recovering 3D shape information from 2D image data. Thus began the major trend in machine vision research and application, which in the mid-1980s led to the adoption of the term "physics-based vision" as differential geometry, photometric stereo, models of reflection and color theory, inexpensive cameras and digitizers all made their impacts on the field. This collection was produced to capture the collective wisdom of the research community. The papers presented herein have passed some test of time, and hopefully present a state-of-the-art snapshot of this moment in the progress of the field, while possibly pointing future researchers in undreamt of directions.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:©1992.

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Jones and Bartlett
Place of Publication:Boston
Language:eng
Publication Date:©1992.

The Physical Object

Description:xiv, 412 pages, [12] pages of color plates : : illustrations ; : 29 cm.

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:0867202955, 9780867202953
oclc:ocm25708021
LC Classification:TA1632
Dewey Decimal:621.39/9

Subjects

Color Color Perception Color vision Computer vision couleur Couleurs Farbe Farbensehen Maschinelles Sehen Optical pattern recognition Optical radiometry Physik Radiométrie optique Reconnaissance optique des formes (Info… Traitement d'images -- Techniques numér… Vision des couleurs Vision par ordinateur