Basic Classes Of Mathematical Models Used In Machine Vision Problems
Abstract
Today, computing platforms are a booming industry. However, a huge gap in the technology of “artificial intelligence” and its important component parts – understanding scenes and images – is, in fact, a major limiting factor for further development of complex control systems. In this article we consider the basic classes of mathematical models used in the development of practical image analysis systems currently.References
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