Table of Contents

• On scale and resolution in the analysis of local image structureKjell Brunnström, Jan-Olof Eklundh, Tony Lindeberg. 3-12
• Optimal Filter For Edge Detection Methods And ResultsSerge Castan, Jian Zhao, Jun Shen. 13-17
• Biased Anisotropic Diffusion - A Unified Regularization and Diffusion Approach to Edge DetectionNiklas Nordström. 18-27
• Hierarchical Image Analysis Using Irregular TessellationsAnnick Montanvert, Peter Meer, Azriel Rosenfeld. 28-32
• A Bit Plane Architecture For An Image Analysis Processor Implemented With P.L.C.A. Gate ArrayJean-Claude Klein, François Collange, M. Bilodeau. 33-49
• Scale-Space SingularitiesAllan D. Jepson, David J. Fleet. 50-55
• Recursive Filtering and Edge Closing: two primary tools for 3-D edge detectionOlivier Monga, Rachid Deriche, Grégoire Malandain, Jean Pierre Cocquerez. 56-65
• Edge Contours Using Multiple ScalesDonna J. Williams, Mubarak Shah. 66-70
• Stereo Integration, Mean Field Theory and PsychophysicsAlan L. Yuille, Davi Geiger, Heinrich H. Bülthoff. 73-82
• A Pyramidal Stereovision Algorithm Based On Contour Chain PointsAimé Meygret, Monique Thonnat, Marc Berthod. 83-88
• Parallel and deterministic algorithms from MRFs: surface reconstruction and integrationDavi Geiger, Federico Girosi. 89-98
• Parallel Multiscale Stereo Matching Using Adaptive SmoothingJer-Sen Chen, Gérard G. Medioni. 99-103
• On the motion of 3D curves and its relationship to optical flowOlivier D. Faugeras. 107-117
• Structure-from-Motion under Orthographic ProjectionChris Harris. 118-123
• Parallel Computation Of Optic FlowShaogang Gong, Michael Brady. 124-133
• Obstacle Detecion by Evaluation of Optical Flow Fields from Image SequencesWilfried Enkelmann. 134-138
• Extending the Oriented Smoothness Constraint into the Temporal Domain and the Estimation of Derivatives of Optical FlowHans-Hellmut Nagel. 139-148
• A Comparison Of Stochastic And Deterministic Solution Methods In Bayesian Estimation Of 2-D MotionJanusz Konrad, Eric Dubois. 149-160
• Motion Determination in Space-Time ImagesBernd Jähne. 161-173
• Ambiguity In Reconstruction From Image CorrespondencesStephen J. Maybank. 177-186
• An Optimal Solution for Mobile Camera CalibrationPierre Puget, Thomas Skordas. 187-198
• Analytical Results on Error Sensitivity of Motion Estimation from Two ViewsKonstantinos Daniilidis, Hans-Hellmut Nagel. 199-208
• On The Estimation Of Depth From Motion Using An Anthropomorphic Visual SensorMassimo Tistarelli, Giulio Sandini. 211-225
• The Derivation Of Qualitative Information In Motion AnalysisEdouard François, Patrick Bouthemy. 226-230
• Road Following Algorithm Using A Panned Plan-View TransformationRoberto de Alencar Lotufo, Barry T. Thomas, Erik L. Dagless. 231-235
• 3D-vision-based robot navigation: first stepsLuc Robert, Régis Vaillant, Michel Schmitt. 236-240
• Dynamic World Modeling Using Vertical Line StereoJames L. Crowley, Philippe Bobet, Karen B. Sarachik. 241-246
• Tracking In A Complex Visual EnvironmentYiannis Aloimonos, Dimitris P. Tsakiris. 249-258
• Tracking Line SegmentsRachid Deriche, Olivier D. Faugeras. 259-268
• Measurement and Integration of 3-D Structures By Tracking Edge LinesJames L. Crowley, Patrick Stelmaszyk. 269-280
• Estimation of 3D-motion and structure from tracking 2D-lines in a sequence of imagesThierry Viéville. 281-291
• The Incremental Rigidity Scheme for Structure from Motion: The Line-Based FormulationDaniel Dubé, Amar Mitiche. 292-296
• Object detection using model based prediction and motion parallaxStefan Carlsson, Jan-Olof Eklundh. 297-306
• Detection and Tracking of Moving Objects Based on a Statistical Regularization Method in Space and TimePatrick Bouthemy, Patrick Lalande. 307-311
• Vertical and Horizontal Disparities from PhaseK. Langley, T. J. Atherton, R. G. Wilson, M. H. E. Larcombe. 315-325
• Stereo Correspondence From Optic FlowValérie Cornilleau-Pérès, Jacques Droulez. 326-330
• A Model for the Estimate of Local VelocityNorberto M. Grzywacz, Alan L. Yuille. 331-335
• Direct Evidence for Occlusion in Stereo and MotionJames J. Little, Walter E. Gillett. 336-340
• On the use of trajectory information to assist stereopsis in a dynamic environmentMichael R. M. Jenkin. 341-345
• Distributed Learning of Texture ClassificationJohn R. Sullins. 349-358
• Fast Shape from ShadingRichard Szeliski. 359-368
• Inverse Perspective Of A Triangle: New Exact And Approximate SolutionsDaniel DeMenthon, Larry S. Davis. 369-373
• Finding Geometric and Relational Structures in an ImageRadu Horaud, Francoise Veillon, Thomas Skordas. 374-384
• Recovery of Volumetric Object Descriptions From Laser Rangefinder ImagesFrank P. Ferrie, Jean Lagarde, Peter Whaite. 387-396
• Extraction Of Deformable Part ModelsAlex Pentland. 397-407
• Stabilized Solution For 3-D Model ParametersDavid G. Lowe. 408-412
• Deformable Templates for Feature Extraction from Medical ImagesP. Lipson, Alan L. Yuille, D. O Keeffe, J. Cavanaugh, J. Taaffe, D. Rosenthal. 413-417
• Charting Surface StructurePeter T. Sander, Steven W. Zucker. 418-426
• Projectively Invariant Representations Using Implicit Algebraic CurvesDavid A. Forsyth, Joseph L. Mundy, Andrew Zisserman, Christopher M. Brown. 427-436
• Shape from Contour Using SymmetriesShiu Yin Yuen. 437-453
• Using Occluding Contours for 3D Object ModelingRégis Vaillant. 454-464
• Robust Estimation of Surface Curvature from Deformation of Apparent ContoursAndrew Blake, Roberto Cipolla. 465-474
• Spatial Localization Of Modelled Objects Of Revolution In Monocular Perspective VisionMichel Dhome, Jean-Thierry Lapresté, Gérard Rives, Marc Richetin. 475-485
• On the Verification of Hypthesized Matches in Model-Based RecognitionW. Eric L. Grimson, Daniel P. Huttenlocher. 489-498
• Object Recognition Using Local Geometric Constraints: A Robust Alternative To Tree-SearchAlistair J. Bray. 499-515
• SIMD Geometric MatchingDerrick Holder, Hilary Buxton. 516-520
• A 3D Interpretation System Based on Consistent Labeling of a Set of Propositions. Application to the Interpretation of Straight Line CorrespondencesRobert Laganière, Amar Mitiche. 521-525
• Model-Based Object Recognition by Geometric HashingHaim J. Wolfson. 526-536
• An Analysis Of Knowledge Representation Schemes For High Level VisionGregory M. Provan. 537-541
• Experiments on the use of the ATMS to label features for object recognitionR. M. Bodington, Geoffrey D. Sullivan, Keith D. Baker. 542-551
• The Combinatorics of Heuristic Search Termination for Object Recognition in Cluttered EnvironmentsW. Eric L. Grimson. 552-556
• Combinatorial Characterization of Perspective Projections from Polyhedral Object ScenesJens Damgaard Andersen. 559-562
• Estimation of Curvature in 3D Images Using Tensor Field FilteringH. Bårman, Gösta H. Granlund, Hans Knutsson. 563-565
• Transparent-Motion AnalysisJames R. Bergen, Peter J. Burt, Rajesh Hingorani, Shmuel Peleg. 566-569
• Snake growingMarie-Odile Berger. 570-572
• Local Cross-Modality Image Alignment Using Unsupervised LearningÖjvind Bernander, Christof Koch. 573-575
• A Heterogeneous Vision ArchitectureAndrew W. G. Duller, Richard H. Storer, Andrew R. Thomson, Mike R. Pout, Erik L. Dagless. 576-578
• Spatial Context In An Image Analysis SystemPhilippe Garnesson, Gérard Giraudon. 579-582
• Object Detection And Identification By Hierarchical SegmentationPatrick Hanusse, Philippe Guillataud. 583-588
• 3-D Curve Matching Using SplinesEyal Kishon, Trevor Hastie, Haim J. Wolfson. 589-591
• The Dynamic Generalized Hough transformViolet F. Leavers. 592-594
• The Analysis of time varying image sequencesEnrico De Micheli, Sergio Uras, Vincent Torre. 595-597
• On the Use of Motion Concepts for Top-Down Control in Traffic ScenesMichael Mohnhaupt, Bernd Neumann. 598-600
• Final Steps Towards Real Time Trinocular StereovisionGregory Randall, Serge Foret, Nicholas Ayache. 601-603
• B-Spline Contour Representation and Symmetry DetectionPhilippe Saint-Marc, Gérard G. Medioni. 604-606
• Shape and mutual cross-ratios with applications to exterior, interior and relative orientationGunnar Sparr, Lars Nielsen. 607-609
• Using Neural Networks to Learn Shape Decomposition by Successive PrototypicationNicholas Walker. 610-612
• Adapting Computer Vision Systems to the Visual Environment: Topographic MappingThomas Zielke, Kai Storjohann, Hanspeter A. Mallot, Werner von Seelen. 613-615
• Stereo Matching Based on a Combination of Simple Features Used for Matching in Temporal Image SequencesGeorg Zimmermann. 616-618