Image analysis and computer vision: 1991

Rosenfeld, Azriel

doi:10.1016/1049-9660(92)90032-x

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“…A well-known bibliography series has been developed over the previous 30 years 6 to provide a convenient compendium of the research in picture processing (before 1986), image processing and computer vision (after 1986). 5 This series was ended two years ago (2000) by the author after a total of 30 survey papers were published. 7 More than 40 journals (almost all of them selected from U.S. or international journals) and around ten proceedings of large-scale conferences are involved, totaling 34,293 cited references covering a large period.…”

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Image Engineering and Related Publications

Zhang

2002

Int. J. Image Grap.

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Image engineering is a discipline that includes image processing, image analysis, image understanding, and the applications of these techniques. To promote its development and evolvement, this paper provides a well-regulated explanation of the definition of image engineering, as well as its intention and extension. It also introduces a new classification of the theories of image engineering, and the applications of image technology. A thorough statistical survey on the publications in this discipline is carried out, and an analysis and discussion of the statistics from the classification results are presented. This work shows a general and an up-to-date picture of the status, progress, trends and application areas of image engineering.

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Image Engineering and Related Publications

Zhang

2002

Int. J. Image Grap.

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“…But their numbers are increasing, and software environments designed specifically for medical image processing and analysis are also becoming more sophisticated and widely available [23][24][25][26]. The tool kit of techniques for image analysis is also growing: many more sophisticated processing and analysis techniques [27] and methods for image registration [28] are being increasingly developed, as are methods for lossless (as well as lossy) image compression and decompression [29], facilitating the effective transmission of the large numbers of image data now being generated [30].…”

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Medical Image Processing in an Era of High-Performance Computing

Kulikowski¹,

Gong²

1994

Yearb Med Inform

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Advanced radiology practices are already benefiting from powerful and increasingly more economical computing and networking facilities. Medical image processing methods have improved dramatically over the past five years, with sophisticated 3D display, visualization and analysis techniques allowing increased integration of multiple modalities of imaging, flexible environments for imaging analysis, and P ACS (picture archiving and communication systems) for ease of transmission and retrieval. Emerging directions involve teleradiology and telesurgery virtual reality applications, the development of new image database techniques, and the building of large visual databases like that of the Visible Human Project. Challenging problems of image segmentation, registration, and multimodal image fusion are still with us. Building dynamic, flexible electronic atlases will have a profound effect on the understanding of structure and function from the level of cellular physiology to gross anatomy, but requires the development of new techniques of visual knowledge representation and more standardized ways of defining the conceptual and linguistic constructs of visual objects in biomedicine, for linkage to medical records, research results, and educational materials. Methods for reasoning with visual information in the context of multimedia information systems present an inviting challenge to the upcoming generation of researchers in medical informatics.

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Classifying the Literature Related to Computer Vision and Image Analysis

Rosenfeld

2000

Computer Vision and Image Understanding

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Image analysis and computer vision: 1991

Cited by 12 publications

References 892 publications

Image Engineering and Related Publications

Image Engineering and Related Publications

Medical Image Processing in an Era of High-Performance Computing

Classifying the Literature Related to Computer Vision and Image Analysis

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