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C00005 00003 [Coxeter 61] Harrold S. M. Coxeter
C00008 00004 [Gardner 59] Martin Gardner
C00011 00005 [Hilbert] David Hilbert and S. Cohn-Vossen translated by Nemenyi, P.
C00014 00006 [Newman and Sproull] William M. Newman and Robert F. Sproull
C00017 00007 [Schmidt] Rodney A. Schmidt
C00020 00008 [Tenenbaum] Jay Martin Tenebaum
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[Agin] Gilbert Falk;
"Representation and Description of Curved Objects";
Ph.D. Thesis, Computer Science Department,
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-173,
Stanford University, October 1972.
[Allen] C. W. Allen;
~Astrophysical Quantities~;
Athlone Press; London; 1955.
[Archuleta] Michael Archuleta;
"Hidden Surface Line Drainwg Algorithm";
University of Utah, Technical Report UTEC-CSc-72-121;
Salt Lake City, Utah; June 1972.
[Baumgart 72] Bruce G. Baumgart;
"Winged Edge Polyhderon Representation";
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-179,
Stanford University, October 1972.
[Baumgart 73] Bruce G. Baumgart;
"Image Contouring and Comparing";
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-199,
Stanford University, October 1972.
[Baumgart May 74] Bruce G. Baumgart;
"GEOMED - A Geometric Editor";
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-232,
Stanford University, May 1974.
[Baumgart August 74] Bruce G. Baumgart;
"Geometric Modeling for Computer Vision";
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-XXX,
Stanford University, August 1974.
[Berkay] Nedret Berkay;
"Determination of Space Coordinates of Photographic Exposures
by a Semi-Graphic Method";
Brausch & Lomb Photogrammetry Yearbook; 1958.
[Coons] Steve A. Coons;
"Surface for Computer Aided Design of Space Forms";
Project MAC Technical Report, MAC-TR-41,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Massachusetts; June 1967.
[Coxeter 61] Harrold S. M. Coxeter;
~Introduction to Geometry~;
John Wiley & Sons, New York, 1961.
[Coxeter 63] Harrold S. M. Coxeter;
~Regular Polytopes~;
Macmillan, New York, 1963.
[Duda] Richard O. Duda and Peter E. Hart;
~Pattern Classification and Scene Analysis~;
John Wiley & Sons, New York, 1973.
[Dudani] Sahibsingh Amulsingh Dudani;
"An Experimental Study of Moment Methods for
Automatic Identification of Three Dimensional Objects
from Television Images.";
Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Electrical Engineering;
Communication and Control Systems Laboratory,
Ohio State University; Columbus, Ohio; August 1970.
[Earnest] Lester D. Earnest;
"Choosing an Eye for a Computer";
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-51,
Stanford University, April 1967.
[Eves] Eves;
~A Survey of Geometry~;
Allyn and Bacon, Boston, 1965.
[Falk] Gilbert Falk;
"Computer Interpretation of Imperfect Line
Data as a Three Dimensional Scene";
Ph.D. Thesis, Computer Science Department,
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-132,
Stanford University, August 1970.
[Feldman] Jerome Feldman, Gilbert Falk and Lou Paul;
"Computer Representation of Simply Described Scenes";
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, SAILON-52;
Stanford University, 1969.
[Feynman] Richard P. Feynman, Robert B. Leighton, Matthew Sands;
~<The Feynman> Lectures on Physics~;
Addison-Wesley; Reading, Massachusetts; 1963.
[Freeman] Herbert Freeman;
"Computer Processing of Line Drawings";
ACM Computing Surveys, volume 6, number 1; March 1974.
[Gardner 59] Martin Gardner;
~<The Scientific American Book of>~
~Mathematical Puzzles and Diversions~;
Simon and Schuster; New York; 1959.
[Gardner 61] Martin Gardner;
~<The 2nd Scientific American Book of>~
~Mathematical Puzzles and Diversions~;
Simon and Schuster; New York; 1959.
[Gill] Aharon Gill;
"Visual Feedback and Related Problems
in Computer Controlled Hand Eye Coordination";
Ph.D. Thesis, Computer Science Department,
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-178,
Stanford University, October 1972.
[Gips] James Gips;
"Shape Grammars and their Uses";
Ph.D. Thesis, Computer Science Department,
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-231,
Stanford University, May 1974.
[Goldstein] Herbert Goldstein;
~Classical Mechanics~;
Addison-Wesley; Reading, Massachusetts; 1950.
[Gouraud] Henri Gouraud;
"Computer Display of Curved Surfaces";
Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Computer Science,
University of Utah, Technical Report UTEC-CSc-71-113;
Salt Lake City, Utah; June 1971.
[Grape] Gunnar R. Grape;
"Model Based (Intermediate-Level) Computer Vision";
Ph.D. Thesis, Computer Science Department,
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-201,
Stanford University, May 1973.
[Graustein] William C. Graustein;
~Differential Geometry~;
Macmillan; New York; 1935.
[Guzman] Adolfo Guzman;
"Computer Recognition of Three Dimensional Objects
in a Visual Scene";
Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Electrical Engineering,
Project MAC Technical Report, MAC-TR-59,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Massachusetts; December 1968.
[Hilbert] David Hilbert and S. Cohn-Vossen; translated by Nemenyi, P.;
~Geometry and the Imagination~;
Chelsea Publishing Company; New York; 1952.
[Knuth] Donald Ervin Knuth;
~The Art of Computer Programming~;
Addison-Wesley; Reading,Massachusetts; 1968.
[Krakauer] Lawrence J. Krakauer;
"Computer Analysis of Visual Properties of Curved Objects";
Project MAC Technical Report, MAC-TR-82,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Massachusetts; May 1971.
[Luzadder] Warren J. Luzadder;
~Fundamentals of Engineering Drawing~
~<for design, communication, and numerical control>~;
Printice-Hall; Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey; 1971.
[Manning] Henry Parker Manning;
~Geometry of Four Dimensions~;
Macmillan, New York, 1914.
[Maruyama] Kiyoshi Maruyama;
"A Procedure to Determine Intersections Between Objects";
International Journal of Computer and Information Sciences,
volume 1, number 3, 1972.
[McCarthy 64] John McCarthy;
"Computer Control of a Machine for Exploring Mars`;
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-14,
Stanford University, June 1964.
[McCarthy 67] John McCarthy and Joshua Lederberg;
[McCarthy 68] John McCarthy and Patrick Hayes;
"Some Philosophical Problems from the
Standpoint of Artificial Intelligence";
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-73,
Stanford University, November 1968.
[Minsky] Marvin Minsky;
"Frame-Systems";(re Stanford litho of draft version of 27 February 1974);
Unpublished Paper MIT 1974.
[Misner, Thorne and Wheeler] Charles W. Misner, Kip S. Thorne, John A. Wheeler;
~Gravitation~;
W.H.Freeman and Company; San Francisco; 1973.
[Muller] Edward J. Muller;
~Architectural Drawing <and Light Construction>~;
Printice-Hall; Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey; 1967.
[Newman and Sproull] William M. Newman and Robert F. Sproull;
~Principles of Interactive Computer Graphics~;
McGraw-Hill; New York; 1973.
[Parke] Frederic Ira Parke;
"Computer Generated Animation of Faces";
Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Electrical Engineering,
University of Utah, Technical Report UTEC-CSc-72-123;
Salt Lake City, Utah; June 1972.
[Paul] Richard Paul;
"Modelling, Trajectory Calculation and Servoing
of a Computer Controlled Arm";
Ph.D. Thesis, Computer Science Department,
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-177,
Stanford University, November 1972.
[Paul] Richard Paul, Gilbert Falk and Jerrome A. Feldman;
"The Computer Representation of Simply Described Scenes";
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-101,
Stanford University, October 1969.
[Quam] Lynn H. Quam;
"Computer Comparison of Pictures";
Ph.D. Thesis, Computer science Department,
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-144,
Stanford University, May 1971.
[Quam et al] Lynn H. Quam, Sidney Liebes, Robert B. Tucker,
Botond G. Eross and Marsha Jo Hannah;
"Computer Comparison of Pictures";
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-166,
Stanford University, April 1972.
[Roberts] Larry G. Roberts;
"Machine Perception of Three Dimensional Solids";
Lincoln Laboratory Technical Report no. 315;
Lexington, Massachusetts; May 1963.
[Rosenfeld] Azriel Rosenfeld;
"Picture Processing by Computer";
ACM Computer Surveys, volume 1, number 3; September 1969;
[Schmidt] Rodney A. Schmidt;
"A Study of the Real-Time Control of a
Computer Driven Vehicle";
Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Electrical Engineering;
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-149,
Stanford University, May 1971.
[Snyder] Virgil Snyder and C.H.Sisam;
~Analytic Geometry of Space~;
Henry Holt and Company; New York; 1914.
[Sobel] Irwin Sobel;
"Camera Models and Machine Perception";
Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Electrical Engineering;
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-121,
Stanford University, May 1970.
[Stewart] Bonnie Stewart;
~Ring Polyhedra~
[Sutherland, Sproull and Schumacker]
Ivan E. Sutherland, Robert F. Sproull, and Robert A. Schumacker;
"A Characterization of Ten Hidden-Surface Algorithms";
Evans & Sutherland Computer Corporation,
Salt Lake City, Utah; 1973.
(also published in: ACM Computing Surveys;
volume 6, number 1; March 1974).
[Sutherland 69] Ivan E. Sutherland;
draft copy of "A Method for Solving Arbitrary-wall mazes by Computer";
which later appeared in the IEEE transactions on Computers, 1969.
[Sutherland 70] Ivan E. Sutherland;
"Computer Displays";
Scientific American, volume 222, number 6; June 1970.
[Sutro and Kilmer] Louis L. Sutro and William L. Kilmer;
"Assembly of Computers to Command and Control a Robot";
Instrumentation Laboratory, Report number R-582;
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Massachusetts; February 1969.
[Symon] Keith R. Symon;
~Mechanics~;
Addison-Wesley; Reading, Massachusetts; 1953.
[Tenenbaum] Jay Martin Tenebaum;
"Accommodation in Computer Vision";
Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Electrical Engineering,
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-134,
Stanford University, October 1970.
[Waltz] David L. Waltz;
"Generating Semantic Descriptions
from Drawings of Scenes with Shadows";
MIT Aritificial Intelligence Laboratory, Technical Report, AI-TR-271,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Massachusetts; November 1972.
[Warnock] J.E. Warnock;
"A Hidden-Line Algorithm for Halftone Picture Representation,"
Technical Report 4-5, Department of Computer Science,
University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah; May 1968.
[Warnock] J.E. Warnock;
"A Hidden-Surface Algorithm for Computer Generated Halftone Pictures";
Technical Report 4-15, Department of Computer Science,
University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah; June 1969.
[Watkins] G. S. Watkins;
"A Real-Time Visible Surface Algorithm";
University of Utah, Technical Report UTEC-CSc-70-101;
Salt Lake City, Utah; June 1970.
[Winograd 71] Terry Winograd;
"Procedures as a Representation for Data in a Computer Program
for Understanding Natural Language";
Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Mathematics;
MIT Aritificial Intelligence Laboratory, Technical Report, AI-TR-17 OR MAC-TR-84,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Massachusetts; January 1971.
[Winograd 74] Terry Winograd;
"Frame Representations and the Declarative/Procedural Controversy";
(forthcoming), 1974.
[Yakimovsky] Yoram Yakimovsky;
"Scene Analysis Using a Semantic Base for Region Growing";
Ph.D. Thesis, Computer Science Department,
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Memo no. AIM-209,
Stanford University, June 1973.
[Zahn] Charles T. Zahn;
"Two-Dimensional Pattern Description
and Recognition via Curvaturepoints";
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, SLAC Report no. 70,
Stanford University, December 1966.