zbMath0482.68086MaRDI QIDQ3940877
Theo Pavlidis
Publication date: 1982
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A polygonal approximation for general 4-contours corresponding to weakly simple curves,
Fast algorithm for generating Bernstein-Bézier polynomials,
On shock localization by digital image processing techniques,
Numerical methods for approximating digitized curves by piecewise circular arcs,
Monotonic sampling of a continuous closed curve with respect to its Gauss digitization: application to length estimation,
Local turn-boundedness: a curvature control for continuous curves with application to digitization,
Combining pores and ridges with minutiae for improved fingerprint verification,
The tree representation of the graph used in binary image processing,
Geometric preservation of 2D digital objects under rigid motions,
Shape parameter deletion for Pólya curves,
Correspondence between topological and discrete connectivities in Hausdorff discretization,
Point and tangent computation of tensor product rational Bézier surfaces,
New and effective remeshing scheme for the simulation of metal forming processes,
Determining maximum \(k\)-width-connectivity on meshes,
Voronoi diagrams of polygons: a framework for shape representation.,
Some theoretical challenges in digital geometry: a perspective,
Projection-based text line segmentation with a variable threshold,
Identification of multiple-input single-output Hammerstein models using Bézier curves and Bernstein polynomials,
Handwritten document image segmentation into text lines and words,
A topological sampling theorem for robust boundary reconstruction and image segmentation,
A tutorial on well-composedness,
Some mathematical problems in computer vision,
Variances of surface area estimators based on pixel configuration counts,
Some properties of local algorithms for image processing, analysis, and recognition,
Locally turn-bounded curves are quasi-regular,
Does a point lie inside a polygon ?,
Frequency domain design of FIR and IIR Laplacian of Gaussian filters for edge detection.,
From mathematical morphology to machine learning of image operators,
Determination of the 3D border by repeated elimination of internal surfaces,
Surface digitizations by dilations which are tunnel-free,
Simultaneous tracking of flagellates in real time by image analysis
