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	Fundamentals Of Machine Vision, by Myler Harley R.
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Machine Vision is the study and implementation of systems that allow machines to recognize objects from acquired image data and perform useful tasks from that recognition. It is now an established and respected field of research and application with a strong theoretical foundation.

This text provides the basic information necessary to understand and construct machine vision systems. It first acquaints the reader with fundamentals drawn from image processing and computer graphics, as such an understanding is needed to analyze images in the domain of machine vision. Next the text explains the fundamental methods of machine vision processing for the purpose of object recognition. It then progresses to the realm of `video processing of image sequences` which is important in robot vision. Finally, a discussion on the development of vision systems for specific tasks is presented in the concluding chapter.

This concise, readable introduction will be of immense interest to students of computer science for courses in image processing, pattern recognition, artificial intelligence, and robotics.ISBN-- 8120324064

Pages : 152

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Fundamentals Of Machine Vision,

by Myler Harley R.