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From: robbie@tivoli.UUCP (robbie)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics.visualization
Subject: Re: References for 3_D vision
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Date: 8 Nov 90 16:46:59 GMT
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In article <6113@phao.eng.ohio-state.edu> arma@phao writes:
> am in the process of building my background in computer vision.
> I would like anybody out there to tell me about good (possibly easy)
> references that I could read (Books, papers etc...) [ ... ]

I suggest Parallel Distributed Processing by McClellen and Rummelhart.  It
pursues the neural network approach.  I think most of the significant work
is being done there.  It is a very basic text, if you have much background
at all I am probably telling you something you already know.  If you don't
have a backgound in neural networks it is a very good starting point.

>[...]	the main emphasis I
> want to go to is on 3_D object identification and recognition (possibly
> using range data). Thanx in advance.

This text does not address 3-D aspects, but it does use visual recognition
as one of the examples for neural networks.

Robbie Robinette 
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