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From: eugene@AMES-PIONEER.ARPA (Eugene Miya N.)
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Subject: Re: Graphics-AI bibliography
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>I am currently investigating what work has been done on connecting/integrating
>AI methods and computer graphics. I would be very grateful if anyone can
>send me any references, or bibliographies (or comments!) etc in this area. 
>                          - Toby Howard -  

Computer graphics: get the current edition of ACM Computer Graphics (the
Quarterly).  It has the yearly bibliography in computer graphics (June 1987).
There is a biblio for June 1986 which over the year 1985.  Recently, we
had a meeting where we had a speaker from SRI cover some of the common
ground (Sandy Pentland) because we perceived that the AI people were
reinventing what the graphics people invented 20 years ago.

--eugene miya
  Bay Area ACM/SIGGRAPH