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00100 [Anderson 1972] R. Anderson,"Programmable Automation, The Future
00200 of Computers in Manufacturing", Datamation, Dec 1972.
00300
00400 [Agin] G. Agin, "Description and Representation of Curved Objects",
00500 Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Stanford University, AIM-134,
00600 October 1972.
00700
00800
00900 [Bajcsy 1972] "Computer Identification of Visual Texture"
01000 AIM-180,Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Stanford University,
01100 October 1972.
01200
01300 [Baumgart 1972a] B. Baumgart, "GEOMED - A Geometric Editor", May 1972.
01400 SAILON-68,Artificial Intelligence Lab, Stanford University,
01500
01600 [Baumgart 1972b] Baumgart, Bruce G., WINGED EDGE POLYHEDRON REPRESENTATION,
01700 AIM 179,Artificial Intelligence Lab, Stanford University,October 1972.
01800
01900 [Binford 1972]"Sensor Systems for Manipulation", Conference on Remotely
02000 Manned Systems, JPL, Pasadena, Calif, Sept 1972.
02100
02200 [Binford 1971] "Visual Perception by Computer", Invited paper IEEE
02300 Systems Science and Cybernetics, Miami, Dec 1971.
02400
02500 [Binford 1970] T.O.Binford, "Ranging by Laser", Internal Report,
02600 Artificial Intelligence Lab, Stanford University, Oct 1970.
02700
02800 Thomas O. Binford and Jay M.; Tenenbaum, "Computer Vision",
02900 Computer (IEEE), May 1973.
03000
03100 Clowes, M.B.[1971] "On Seeing Things" AI Journal.
03200
03300 [Earnest 1967] L.D.Earnest,"Choosing an eye for a Computer";
03400 AI Memo 51, Artificial Intelligence Lab, Stanford University, 1967.
03500
03600 [Falk 1971] G. Falk, "Scene Analysis Based on Imperfect Edge Data", Proc. 2IJCAI,
03700
03800 G. Falk, "Interpretation of Imperfect Line Data as a
03900 Three-Dimensional Scene", J. Artificial Intelligence, Vol 3,
04000 No. 2, 1972.
04100
04200 Brit. Comp. Soc., Sept. 1971.
04300
04400 [Feldman 1972] with others,"Recent Developments in SAIL-An Algol-Based
04500 Language for Artificial Intelligence", (with others).
04600 CS 308, Stanford University, August 1972.
04700 To appear in Proc. Fall Joint Computer Conference, 1972.
04800 J.A.Feldman, "Getting a Computer to see Simple Scenes", IEEE
04900 Student Journal, Sept 1970.
05000
05100
05200 J. Feldman, G. Feldman, G. Falk,G. Grape,J. Pearlman,I.;Sobel,
05300 and J. Tenenbaum, "The Stanford Hand-Eye Project", Proc International
05400 Conf on Artificial Intelligence, Washington, DC, 1969l
05500
05600 J. Feldman and R. Sproull, "System Support for the Stanford
05700 Hand-Eye System", Proc. 2nd IJCAI, British Computer Soc.,
05800 Sept. 1971.
05900
06000 J. Feldman, et al, "The Use of Vision and Manipulation to Solve
06100 the 'Instant Insanity' Puzzle", Proc. 2nd IJCAI, British Computer
06200 Society;, Sept. 1971.
06300
06400
06500 [Gill] Gill, Aharon, Visual Feedback and Related Problems in Computer-
06600 Controlled Hand Eye Coordination, AIM 178,October 1972.
06700
06800 [Grape 1969] "Computer Vision through Sequential Abstraction",
06900 Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Internal Report, 1969.
07000
07100 [Grape 1970] "On predicting and Verifying Missing Elements in Line-Drawings"
07200 Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Internal Report, March 1970.
07300
07400 Guzman, A. [1968] Computer recognition of three-dimensional objects
07500 in a visual scene. MAC-TR-59 (THESIS), Project MAC, Massachusetts
07600 Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, (December).
07700
07800 Horn, B.K.P.[1971] "The Binford-Horn Linefinder" MIT Vision Flash 16.
07900
08000 [Hueckel] M.H. Hueckel, "An Operator Which Locates Edges in Digitized
08100 Pictures", Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory AIM-105,
08200 December 1969, JACM, Vol. 18, No. 1, January 1971.
08300
08400 Huffman, D.A. "Impossible objects as nonsense sentences" Machine
08500 Intelligence 6.
08600
08700 M. Kahn and B. Roth, "The Near-Minimum-time Control of Open-Loop
08800 Articulate Kinematic Chains", Trans. ASME,Sept, 1971.
08900
09000 Michael D. Kelly, "Visual Identification of People by
09100 Computer", Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Memo
09200 AIM-130, July 1970.
09300
09400 J. McCarthy, "Computer Control of a Hand and Eye", in
09500 Proc Third All-Union Conference on Automatic Control (Technical
09600 Cybernetics), Nauka, Moscow, 1967 (Russian).
09700
09800
09900 [Minsky 1972] "Artificial Intelligence Progress Report", AI Memo 252,
10000 MIT AI Lab, (1972);
10100
10200
10300 U. Montanari, "A Note on Minimal Length Polygonal Approximation
10400 to a Digitized Contour", Comm ACM, January 1970.
10500
10600 U.; Montanari, "on the Optimal Detection of Curves in Noisy
10700 Pictures", Comm. ACM, May 1971.
10800
10900
11000 U. Montanari, "Continuous Skeletons from Digitized Images",
11100 JACM, October 1969.
11200
11300 U. Montanari, "On Limit Properties in
11400 Digitization Schemes", JACM, April 1970.
11500
11600 U.Montanari, "Separable Graphs, Planar Graphs
11700 and Web Grammars", Information and Control, May 1970.
11800
11900 U. Montanari, "Heuristically Guided Search and Chromosome
12000 Matching", J. Artificial Intelligence, Vol 1, No. 4, December 1970
12100
12200 [Nevatia 1973] R.K.Nevatia and T.O.Binford, "Structured Descriptions of
12300 Complex Objects", Submitted to Third IJCAI, February 1973.
12400
12500 [Paul] R. Paul, "Trajectory Control of a Computer Arm", 2nd
12600 International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 1971.
12700
12800 R.Paul,G.Falk, J.Feldman, "The Computer Representation of
12900 Simply Described Scenes"; Proc 2nd Illinois Graphics
13000 Conference, Univ Illinois, April 1969.
13100
13200 [Paul] R. Paul, "Modelling, Trajectory Calculation and Servoing of a
13300 Computer Controlled Arm", Ph.D. Thesis, Computer Science Dept.,
13400 Stanford University, Sept. 1972.
13500 Donald L. Pieper,"The Kinematics of Manipulators
13600 under computer Control", Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Memo LAIM-72, October 1968l
13700
13800
13900
14000 [Pingle 1972a] Karl K. Pingle, "Hand/Eye Library", Stanford
14100 Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Operating Note 35.1, January,
14200 1972.
14300
14400 K. Pingle, "A proposal for a Visual Input Routine",
14500 Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Memo
14600 AIM-42, June 1966.
14700
14800
14900 K. Pingle, "A program to find Objects in a Picture", Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Memo, AIM-39, Jan 1966.
15000
15100 [Pingle 1972b] K.K. Pingle and J.M. Tenenbaum, "An Accomodating Edge
15200 Follower", IJCAI-2. Proceedings of the 2nd. International Symposium
15300 on Industrial Robots, May 1972, Chicago, Illinois.
15400
15500 K. Pingle, J. Singer, and W.Wichman, "Computer Control
15600 of a Mechanical Arm through Visual Input", Proc. IFIP
15700 Congress 1968;
15800
15900 K. Pingle, "Visual Perception by a Computer", in
16000 Automatic Interpretation and Classification of Images, Academic
16100 Press, New York, 1970.
16200
16300 [Quam 1972] L. H. Quam, S. Liebes, Jr., R. B. Tucker, M. J. Hannah,
16400 B. G. Eross, "Computer Interactive Picture Processing", Stanford
16500 Artificial Intelligence Laboratory AIM-166, April 1972.
16600
16700 B.Roth, "Design,Kinematics, and Control of
16800 Computer-Controlled Manipulators", Proc 6th All Union Conf
16900 on new Problems in Theory of Machines and Mechanics, Leningrad,
17000 Jan 1971.
17100
17200 Roberts, L.G. [1963] Machine perception of three-dimensional solids.
17300 Technical Report No. 315, Lincoln Laboratory, M.I.T. (May)
17400 Also in Optical and Electro-Optical Information Proecesing,
17500 Tippett, J.T. et. al.(Eds.), MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass., 1965,
17600
17700 [Scheinman] V. D. Scheinman, Design of a Computer Manipulator,
17800 Stanford Artificial Intelligence Project, Memo AIM-92, June 1969.
17900
18000 R.A.Schmidt, Jr., "A study of the Real-Time
18100 Control of a Computer-Driven Vehicle", August 1971.
18200
18300
18400 [Sobel] Irwin Sobel, "Camera Models and Machine Perception", Stanford
18500 Artificial Intelligence Project Memo AIM-121, May, 1970.
18600
18700 [Shirai 1971a] "Recognition of Polyhedra with a Range Finder"
18800 Y. Shirai and M. Suwa, Internation Joint Conference on AI, London,
18900 Sept 1971.
19000
19100 [Shirai 1972] "A heterarchical program for Recognition of Polyhedra",
19200 Y. Shirai, Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, MIT, Memo 263.
19300
19400
19500 [Swinehart] D. Swinehart, R. Sproull, "SAIL", Stanford Artificial
19600 Intelligence Laboratory Operating Note 57, November 1969.
19700
19800 [Tenenbaum]
19900 J.M.Tenenbaum,"Accommodation in Computer Vision",
20000 Artificial Intelligence Lab, Stanford University, AIM-134 September 1970.
20100
20200 J. Tenenbaum, et al, "A Laboratory for Hand-Eye
20300 Research", Proc IFIP Congress,1971.
20400
20500 [Waltz] "Generating Semantic Descriptions from Drawings of Scenes
20600 with Shadows", D.L.Waltz, Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, MIT
20700 AI TR-271.
20800
20900 W. Wichman, "Use of optical Feedback in the Computer Control
21000 of an Arm", Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Memo
21100 AIM-56, August 1967.
21200
21300
21400
21500 [Yakimovsky 1972] Y.Yakimovsky and J.A.Feldman,
21600 "A Semantics-Based Decision Theoretic Region Analyzer"
21700 Submitted to Third IJCAI, February,1973
21800
21900 FILMS
21905
21910 Gary Feldman and Donald Pieper, "Avoid", 16mm
21915 silent,; color, 5 minutes, March 1969.
21920
21925 Gary Feldman, "Butterfinger", 16mm color with sound, 8 min
21930 March 1968.
21935
22000
22005 Suzanne Kandra, "Motion and Vision",; 16mm color, sound,
22010 22 min, November 1972.
22015
22020 Richard Paul and Karl Pingle, "Instant Insanity", 16mm color,silent
22025 6 min, August 1971.
22030
22100 Richard Paul and Karl Pingle "Automated Pump Assembly", 16mm color,
22200 Silent, 7min, April 1973.
22300