Some Automatic Film Reading Activities In The United States, 1965 - 1970

Harold L. Kasnitz

doi:10.1117/12.953435

1 June 1970 Some Automatic Film Reading Activities In The United States, 1965 - 1970

Harold L. Kasnitz

Proceedings Volume 0022, Photo-Optical Instrumentation: Present & Future Developments; (1970) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.953435
Event: Photo-Optical Instrumentation, 1971, Tokyo, Japan

Abstract

The 1960's will be remembered as the time when computers began to be applied to problems of technical, scientific and economic importance. In photo optical engineering, one illustration of this development is the application of computers to the processing of pictorial imagery. Techniques of picture filtering, band-width compression and pattern recognition have been studied, which use rather sophisticated mathematical techniques and rely for their application on large digital computers.

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Harold L. Kasnitz "Some Automatic Film Reading Activities In The United States, 1965 - 1970", Proc. SPIE 0022, Photo-Optical Instrumentation: Present & Future Developments, (1 June 1970); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.953435

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