Early Processing of Visual Information
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Marr, D.
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The article describes a symbolic approach to visual information processing, and sets out four principles that appear to govern the design of complex symbolic information processing systems. A computational theory of early visual information processing is presented, which extends to about the level of figure-ground separation. It includes a process-oriented theory of texture vision. Most of the theory has been implemented, and examples are shown of the analysis of several natural images. This replaces Memos 324 and 334.
Date issued
1975-12-01Other identifiers
AIM-340
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AIM-340