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Perceptual organization in computer vision: a review and a proposal for a classificatory structure
1993
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics
The evolution of perceptual organization in biological vision, and its necessity in advanced computer vision systems, arises from the characteristic that perception, the extraction of meaning from sensory input, is an intelligent process. This is particularly so for high order organisms and, analogically, for more sophisticated computational models. The role of perceptual organization in computer vision systems is explored. This is done from four vantage points. First, a brief history of
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