Artificial Intelligence In Image Processing

John F. Gilmore

doi:10.1117/12.946419

Abstract

Image processing technology concentrates on the development of data extraction techniques applied toward the statistical classification of visual imagery. In classical image processing systems, an image is [1] preprocessed to remove noise, [2] segmented to produce close object boundaries, [3] analyzed to extract a representative feature vector, and [4] compared to ideal object feature vectors by a classifier to determine the nearest object classification and its associated confidence level. This type of processing attempts to formulate a two-dimensional interpretation of three-dimensional scenes using local statistical analysis, an entirely numerical process. Symbolic information dealing with contextual relationships, object attributes, and physical constraints is ignored in such an approach. This paper describes a number of artificial intelligence techniques which allow symbolic information to be exploited in conjunction with numerical data to improve object classification performance.

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John F. Gilmore, John F. Gilmore, } "Artificial Intelligence In Image Processing", Proc. SPIE 0528, Digital Image Processing, (22 July 1985); doi: 10.1117/12.946419; https://doi.org/10.1117/12.946419

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