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Knowledge Sources In Vision

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Proceedings of the Seventh International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence. Films. Pages 1067--1.

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This film is a tutor i al introduction to th e problems of computer vision. It b egins with a moti va tion of why knowledge Is important to vision. Knowledge sources that humans tak e for granted are shown to be critically important in pur und e rstanding of what we see . The film then explains the ne ces sary ele ments in a vision system, be it computer visi on or human vision. This is illustrated by showing humans who u se these elements to interpret images . The end of the film gives some detail abC\ut the ARGOS image understand ing s ystem [Rubin, S.M., "Natural Scene Recognition Us ing Locus Search ," CGJP 13, 1980). The following is a brief overvie w of the two main points covered by th e film: the importa nce of knowl edge sources and the basic elements of an image understanding system.

Steven Rubin. 1981. Knowledge Sources In Vision. In Proceedings of the Seventh International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, IJCAI-81. IJCAI, 1067–-1. https://ijcai.org/proceedings/1981/214
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