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Today's Topics:
Announcing V2.1 of Vista computer vision software
Info Needed: Resource allocation for Computer Vision
Matrox board problems
2-D shape descriptor - Software + Documentation
RE: face recognition
Parameters for Human Face Recognition -- Technical Report now available via anonymous ftp
Call for Students
1st Announcement: Int'l ISPRS Workshop "From Pixels to Sequences"
12th ICPR : International Conference on Pattern Recognition
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Date: Wed, 15 Jun 1994 19:03:32 UTC-0700
From: Art Pope <pope@cs.ubc.ca>
Subject: Announcing V2.1 of Vista computer vision software
A new release of Vista is now available in
ftp://ftp.cs.ubc.ca/pub/local/vista/vista-2.1.tar.gz
Version 2.1 contains considerable new functionality, including:
- a port of Reg Willson's implementation of Roger Tsai's
camera model and its associated calibration procedure
- a port of John Barron's implementation of an optical
flow estimation method due to Bruce Lucas and Takeo Kanade
- an implementation of David Lowe's algorithm for recursively
dividing edges into approximating straight line segments
- support for displaying motion sequences, and for plotting
flow fields using PostScript
This release also brings improvements in portability, and bug fixes.
In addition, some more `standard' image sequences have recently been
placed in the directory
ftp://ftp.cs.ubc.ca/pub/local/vista/data
ABOUT VISTA
The Vista software environment for computer vision research has been
developed at the University of British Columbia's Laboratory for Com-
putational Intelligence. Version 2.1 was released in June 1994.
Unlike most toolkits for image processing, Vista allows easy extension
to data types other than images. It's designed to support computer
vision research while allowing any user to easily program new modules
or add new data types.
Vista includes software for manipulating images, detecting and linking
edges, estimating optical flow and camera calibration parameters,
viewing images and edge vectors under the X Window System, printing
images and edge vectors on PostScript printers, and extensive documen-
tation.
One useful component of Vista is a toolkit allowing rapid development
of applications running under X Windows. Using a few standard library
routines that do not require knowledge of X internals, a user can cre-
ate applications that display images, manipulate vectors, create
menus, and provide full mouse interaction with display elements. Vista
contains an image viewing widget that provides display independence,
image scaling, and interactive zooming.
Vista operations can be used both as standalone UNIX programs and as
library routines. The programs can be used from the UNIX shell to
manipulate files containing images and other objects; they can be
piped together to perform a sequence of operations. The library can be
used to construct custom applications, including ones that display
images interactively under X Windows.
Vista uses its own format for representing images, edge vectors, and
other objects in data files. The format is highly flexible--it can
represent a great variety of image types as well as collections of
images and other objects. The format is also extensible--for example,
new image attributes can be added without the need to modify existing
software or data files. Tools are available for converting images
between Vista's format and other formats.
Vista is written in ANSI C for UNIX platforms. It requires the X Win-
dow System (X11R4 or R5); some portions also require the OSF/Motif
widget library.
Vista's source code and documentation are available by anonymous FTP
with no significant restrictions on distribution or use.
More complete summaries of Vista may be found in
ftp://ftp.cs.ubc.ca/pub/local/vista/ANNOUNCEMENT
ftp://ftp.cs.ubc.ca/pub/local/vista/paper.ps.gz
...Art Pope, Dept. of Computer Science, Univ. of British Columbia
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Date: 17 Jun 1994 14:36:24 GMT
From: chandy@hellix.inria.fr (Chandra Shekhar)
Organization: INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis (Fr)
Subject: Info Needed: Resource allocation for Computer Vision
Hi,
One of my colleagues and I are working on a multi-camera
real-time vision system. We have limited processing resources,
it is not possible to treat all parts of the scene and all
objects all the time. So one of the key problems we face
we have come up against is the optimal allocation of limited
computational resources to meet the dynamically changing
requirements for procesed results.
I would like to hear from others who are working on resource
allocation in the context of vision, or perception in general.
Pointers to articles, etc, would also be highly appreciated.
Thank you.
Chandy
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Date: Wed, 15 Jun 1994 09:31:30 +0200
From: rauber@cui.unige.ch (RAUBER Christian)
Organization: Geneva University, Switzerland
Subject: Matrox board problems
We are experiencing various problems with our Matrox Magic RGB
digitization board :
- conflicts between the EISA configuration (on a 486 AST Premmia
4/66 with BIOS v 2.00) and the network SMC Elite board;
- malfunction of some capabilities: random color dots appear in
the buffer.
We have so far not been able to determine whether these problems
are due to the Matrox board, or to the computer. Has someone
encountered similar problems ?
Any responses would be gratefully appreciated.
Thanks
Christian Rauber
Computer vision group, Univ. of Geneva, Switzerland
rauber@cui.unige.ch
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Date: Tue, 21 Jun 1994 18:34:04 +0000
From: tr@fct.unl.pt (Thomas W. Rauber)
Subject: 2-D shape descriptor - Software + Documentation
% ****************************************
% UFF
% UNL FOURIER FEATURES FROM CURVE PATTERNS
% ****************************************
%
% An implementation of a general purpose 2-D shape description method
%
% Copyright (C) 1992, 1993, 1994 Thomas W. Rauber
% Universidade Nova de Lisboa & UNINOVA - Center for Intelligent Robotics
% Quinta da Torre, 2825 Monte da Caparica, PORTUGAL
% E-Mail: tr@fct.unl.pt
%
% --------------- |----------------------------------|
% / | |
% / | -------- |
% / | /------\ | | |
% / | | | | | |
% / | \------/ | | |
% / | -------- |
% / | |
% / | |
% / |----------------------------------|
% Pattern 1 Pattern 2
%
%
% INTRODUCTION
% ------------
%
% UFF is a package which calculates continuous numerical descriptors
% from 2-dimensional curve patters. 2 example patterns are shown above.
% The UNL FOURIER FEATURES (UFF) are invariant to TRANSLATIONS, ROTATIONS
% and SCALE CHANGES of the original pattern. This shape descriptor
% is a general purpose method. To the best knowledge of the author it is
% clearly superior to other general purpose 2-D form descriptors.
% This is e.g. true for 1-D Fourier descriptors. A direct comparison between
% the UNL FOURIER FEATURES and 1-D Fourier descriptors is given:
%
%
% 1-D Fourier descriptors | UNL FOURIER FEATURES
% --------------------------------------------------------
% Description of 2-D shapes | Description of 2-D shapes
% Occlusion sensitive | Occlusion sensitive
% In general closed curves | Curve can be open (e.g. Pattern 1)
% No nesting allowed (holes) | Curves can be nested (e.g. Pattern 2)
% No gaps allowed | Gaps may occur
% Insensitive to symmetries | Sensitive to symmetries
%
%
%
% The program comes together with a complete documentation and example
% patterns.It is implemented in highly portable C code an easy to install
% An optional graphical interface to X-Windows is provided.
% The input interface to the program are binary images which are stored
% in the popular ".PBM" (pbmplus, netpbm packages) image file format.
%
% INPUT: a binary pattern
% OUTPUT: a multidimensional feature vector, containing a global description
% of the pattern
%
% HOW TO OBTAIN UFF
% ----------------------
%
% The UFF software package can be obtained via anonymous, binary ftp.
% Server: ftp.fct.unl.pt (192.68.178.2)
% Directory: pub/di/packages
% Software in C: UFF<version>.tar.gz
% Documentation in PostScript: UFF.ps.gz
% (ca. 40 pages technical report (tutorial like) )
| Thomas W. Rauber | E-mail: tr@fct.unl.pt
|__________________________________|
| Universidade Nova de Lisboa | Fax: (+351) (1) 295-7786
| & UNINOVA - |
| Center for Intelligent Robotics | Phone: (+351) (1) 294-1085
| 2825 Monte Caparica, PORTUGAL | Ext. 2228
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Date: 16 Jun 1994 08:30:18 GMT
From: ackerman@iam.unibe.ch (Bernard Achermann)
Organization: Dept. of CS, University of Berne, Switzerland
Subject: RE: face recognition
>From: Shimon Godes <godes@decscc.tau.ac.il>
>Subject: Face contours???
>
>I'm trying to figure out a best way to do the following - take an image
>of a face and create a contour of the facial line, eyes, ears nose, lips
>etc... etc...
Hi Simon
As you stated, face recognition isn't as easy as one might think at the
first look. The first works in face recognition were done in the late
sixties, but today it is still one of the most challenging areas of
computer vision.
But I think there are *very very* near to you some people who
have already done good work in this area. Contact the following persons
at the Tel Aviv University:
* Daniel Reisfeld, Department of Computer Science, Tel Aviv University
* Yehezkel Yeshurun, Department of Computer Science, Tel Aviv University
* Shimon Edelman, Department of Computer Science, Tel Aviv University
And some references (of course there are lots of other references of
other people):
@TECHREPORT{EDELMAN91,
AUTHOR = {Edelman, Shimon and Reisfeld, Daniel and Yeshurun, Yehezkel},
INSTITUTION = {Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Weizmann Institute of Science},
KEY = {EDELMAN91},
NUMBER = {CS TR 91-20},
TITLE = {Learning to Recognize Faces from Examples},
YEAR = {1991}
}
@INPROCEEDINGS{EDELMAN92,
AUTHOR = {Edelman, S. and Reisfeld, D. and Yeshurun, Y.},
BOOKTITLE = ECCV,
EDITOR = {Sandini, G.},
KEY = {EDELMAN92},
MONTH = may,
PAGES = {787-791},
PUBLISHER = {Springer-Verlag},
TITLE = {Learning to Recognize Faces from Examples},
YEAR = {1992}
}
@INPROCEEDINGS{REISFELD90,
AUTHOR = {Reisfeld, Daniel and Wolfson, Haim and Yeshurun, Yehezkel},
BOOKTITLE = ICCV90,
KEY = {REISFELD90},
ORGANIZATION = {IEEE},
PAGES = {62-65},
TITLE = {Detection of Interest Points Using Symmetry},
YEAR = {1990},
LOCATION = {B.A.}
}
@TECHREPORT{REISFELD90b,
AUTHOR = {Reisfeld, D. and Wolfson, H. and Yeshurun, Y.},
INSTITUTION = {Computer Science Department, Tel Aviv University},
KEY = {REISFELD90b},
NUMBER = {177/90},
TITLE = {Detection of Interest Points Using Symmetry},
YEAR = {1990}
}
@INPROCEEDINGS{REISFELD92,
AUTHOR = {Reisfeld, Daniel and Yeshurun, Yehezkel},
BOOKTITLE = ICPR92,
KEY = {REISFELD92},
MONTH = sep,
ORGANIZATION = {IEEE},
PAGES = {117-120},
PUBLISHER = {IEEE Computer Society Press},
TITLE = {Robust Detection of Facial Features by Generalized Symmetry},
VOLUME = {1},
YEAR = {1992},
LOCATION = {B.A.}
}
Hope this helped to start!
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Kind regards
Bernard Achermann
* E-Mail: ackerman@iam.unibe.ch
* Tel. : + 41 31 631 49 02
* Institut fuer Informatik und * Institute of Computer Science and *
* angewandte Mathematik * Applied Mathematics *
* Universitaet Bern * University of Bern *
* Laenggass-Strasse 51 * Laenggass-Strasse 51 *
* CH-3012 Bern * CH-3012 Bern (Switzerland) *
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Date: Mon, 20 Jun 1994 12:29:33 -0500 (CDT)
From: sanjiv@redbird.umsl.edu (Sanjiv K. Bhatia)
Organization: Math & Computer Science, University of Missouri - St. Louis
Subject: Parameters for Human Face Recognition -- Technical Report now available via anonymous ftp
The following technical report is now available via anonymous ftp at
cse.unl.edu:/pub/TechReps/UNL-CSE-94-011.ps.Z
S.K. Bhatia, V. Lakshminarayanan, A. Samal and G. Welland. Parameters for
Human Face Recognition. University of Nebraska, Department of Computer
Science & Engineering Technical Report UNL-CSE-94-011. May, 1994.
\begin{abstract}
This paper reports human performance data from a series of psychophysical
experiments investigating the limits of stimulus parameters relevant for the
recognition of human faces. In these experiments, we use a two-alternative
forced-choice paradigm for response elicitation. We develop a benchmark that
can be used to determine the performance of a machine vision system for human
face recognition at different levels of image degradation. The benchmark is
developed in terms of the number of pixel blocks and the number of gray scales
used in the images. The paper presents a model of representation that can be
useful for recognition of faces in a database, and may be used to define the
minimum image quality required for retrieval of facial records at different
confidence levels.
\end{abstract}
To obtain a copy by anonymous FTP, please use the following procedure.
% ftp cse.unl.edu <--- or: 129.93.33.1 --->
Connected to cse.unl.edu.
220-
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Unauthorized Access to This System or Network is Prohibited
220 cse.unl.edu FTP server ready.
Name (cse.unl.edu:telnet): anonymous
331 Guest login ok, type your name as password.
Password: {---your user name here. e.g. sam---}
230 Guest login ok, access restrictions apply.
Remote system type is UNIX.
Using binary mode to transfer files.
ftp> cd pub/TechReps
250 CWD command successful.
ftp> binary
200 Type set to I.
ftp> get UNL-CSE-94-011.ps.Z
local: UNL-CSE-94-011.ps.Z remote: UNL-CSE-94-011.ps.Z
200 PORT command successful.
150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for 'UNL-CSE-94-011.ps.Z' (514478 byte!
226 Transfer complete.
514478 bytes received in 0.26 seconds (1932.38 Kbytes/s)
ftp> quit
221 Goodbye.
% uncompress UNL-CSE-94-011.ps.Z
% lpr -P{---postscript-printer---} UNL-CSE-94-011.ps
Sanjiv K. Bhatia Department of Mathematics & Computer Science
sanjiv@aryabhat.umsl.edu University of Missouri -- St. Louis
voice: (314)-553-6520 8001 Natural Bridge Road
fax : (314)-553-5400 St. Louis, MO 63121-4499
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Date: Fri, 17 Jun 94 16:22 BST
From: sa326@cs.city.ac.uk (Geoff Dowling)
Subject: Call for Students
Hi,
Would you kindly include this 'call for students' in your next
mailing of the vision list? Thank you very much.... Geoff
**************************************************
* CITY UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE *
* Northampton Square, London EC1V 0HB *
* 3 year SERC CASE research studentship *
**************************************************
The Department of Computer Science at City University is looking for
a suitable candidate to join the computer vision research team.
Current work in progress covers motion tracking, colour and texture
analysis, segmentation, and visually locating a wall climbing
inspection robot on a tower block.
An opportunity has arisen for a research student to work on magnetic
resonance images in conjunction with SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals.
The work would involve reading data from a variety of MRI scanners
in a variety of different formats, and then working with that data
to address the scientific issues presented by each image, and answer
the special questions that each SB biologist will ask.
The studentship is expected to last for 3 years, with the student
spending some of his/her time at the SmithKline Beecham Research
Laboratory, The Frythe, near Welwyn Garden City. (The SERC CASE
award for 1993/94 was 6365 pounds. In addition to the 1994/5 rate,
the student will also receive 2000 pounds per annum from SmithKline
Beecham.) The research student would normally be expected to have a
first class Honours degree in computing and an interest in image
processing and analysis. Biological and NMR insight will come from
the scientists working at The Frythe, with computing and research
support being provided on a collaborative basis at the university.
Applications may be made by letter or email to Dr G.R. Dowling
(G.Dowling@uk.ac.city.cs), from whom further details may be
obtained. A CV and the names and addresses of two referees should
accompany the application.
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Date: Sun, 19 Jun 94 17:50:52 +0200
From: Manos Baltsavias <manos@p.igp.ethz.ch>
Subject: 1st Announcement: Int'l ISPRS Workshop "From Pixels to Sequences"
ISPRS Intercommission Workshop
===================================
From Pixels to Sequences
- Sensors, Algorithms and Systems -
===================================
22. - 24. March 1995
Zurich, Switzerland
First Announcement and Call for Papers
Organizing ISPRS Working Groups
* WG I/3 "Optical Digital Imaging Systems" (Chairs H.-G. Maas / B. Benciolini)
* IC WG V/III "Image Sequence Analysis" (Chairs E. Baltsavias / H. Baker)
* WG V/2 "Close-Range Imaging Systems and their Performance" (Chairs H. Beyer / V. Uffenkamp)
Cooperating Organizations
* International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS)
* Swiss Society for Photogrammetry, Image Processing and Remote Sensing (SGPBF)
Working Group Close-Range Photogrammetry and Machine Vision
* Institute of Geodesy and Photogrammetry, ETH Zurich
INVITATION
During the last years, opto-electronic sensors have gained importance
in areas such as photogrammetry, remote sensing, machine, robot and
computer vision. They provide an effective way of fast image
acquisition and the potential of automated image analysis. Digital
images, in combination with on-line data evaluation, are a valuable
tool for automating quality control and are of particular importance
for recording kinematic processes, promising to revolutionize a wide
range of measurement tasks. This workshop intends to deal with basic
tools ranging from object illumination, image recording, A/D
conversion to image processing and image evaluation employed in
digital photogrammetry, emphasizing on precision, reliability,
robustness, speed, technical advancements and new applications.
Keynote speakers, presented papers and discussions will present the
state-of-the-art and future developments. We expect thoughtful and
challenging contributions relevant to the topics of the workshop.
During the three days of the workshop, researchers and practitioners
from digital photogrammetry, digital image processing, machine vision
and related fields will have the opportunity to put in perspective the
interrelationships of all involved disciplines, thus maximizing mutual
gains. You are cordially invited to participate and contribute to its
success.
Terms of Reference
Papers are solicited in (but not limited to) the following areas:
* Current and future developments in solid state imaging sensors
* Close-range, airborne and spaceborne imaging systems
* Time-constrained vision systems
* Geometric and radiometric characterization of imaging sensors and systems
* Calibration and orientation procedures
* Illumination aspects, structured lighting and targeting
* Current trends in image measurement and object reconstruction techniques
* Tracking, navigation and motion planning
* Sensor integration and fusion of multi-sensory information
* Image sequence analysis systems
SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS
Extended abstracts (~ one page) are requested and will be reviewed by
the working group chairmen. Please provide the address of the
principal author. The preliminary program and information on
accommodation will be distributed by the end of December 1994.
DEADLINES (dates should be strictly observed)
* Submission of abstracts: 31. Oct. 1994
* Notification of authors: 20. Dec. 1994
* Camera ready manuscripts: 31. Jan. 1995
WORKSHOP SITE
The workshop will be held at the Institute of Geodesy and
Photogrammetry at the campus of ETH - Honggerberg, Zurich.
REGISTRATION AND CORRESPONDENCE
The registration fee is SFr 200, when payed before January 15, 1995
(SFr 250 thereafter) and includes participation in the workshop,
coffee breaks, a reception party, a dinner and the workshop
proceedings. Please use the attached registration form.
All correspondence should be directed to:
ISPRS Workshop
Institute of Geodesy and Photogrammetry
ETH - Honggerberg
CH - 8093 Zurich, Switzerland
Fax: +41 - 1 - 372 0438 (from 15. Aug. 1994: 633 1101)
Phone: +41 - 1 - 633 3042 / 3058 / 3054
e-mail: isprs@p.igp.ethz.ch
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Date: Sun, 19 Jun 1994 15:34:03 -0100
From: david malah <malah@dekel.technion.ac.il>
Subject: 12th ICPR : International Conference on Pattern Recognition
UPDATE**UPDATE**UPDATE**UPDATE**UPDATE**UPDATE**UPDATE**UPDATE**UPDATE**UPDATE
12th ICPR : INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PATTERN RECOGNITION
9-13 October 1994
Renaissance Hotel, Jerusalem
The 12-ICPR contains about 220 presentations organized in four tracks, with
a total of 56 sessions:
o COMPUTER VISION AND IMAGE PROCESSING - 25 Sessions
o PATTERN RECOGNITION AND NEURAL NETWORKS - 19 Sessions
o SIGNAL PROCESSING - 7 Sessions
o PARALLEL COMPUTING - 5 Sessions
In addition, about 230 papers will be presented in poster form.
The program committees did their best to achieve a high-quality and
balanced technical program. Combined with the inspiring location at
Jerusalem, we are certain that the 12th ICPR will be a rewarding and
memorable experience.
In addition to the excellent technical program, an exciting range of TUTORIALS,
SOCIAL EVENTS, and TOURS will be offered. For example, the BANQUET is planned
to be a Bedouine Feast on the shore of the Dead Sea.
In the remainder of this mailing, you will find:
- 12-ICPR Conference Registration Form (E-Mail registration possible!)
- 12-ICPR Hotel Reservation Form (E-Mail reservations possible!)
- How to get the TECHNICAL PROGRAM, TUTORIAL PROGRAM, and full
REGISTRATION, HOTEL, and TOURING INFORMATION.
Read the conditions on registration and hotel reservations,
including cancellations, before booking!!!
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* A note regarding hotel reservations: Jerusalem enjoys more visitors these *
* days than in any other period. This causes shortage in hotel rooms, and you *
* are urged to book your hotel as early as possible! *
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12-ICPR CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM
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12-ICPR, 9-13 October 1994
Renaissance Hotel, Jerusalem
Last Name _______________ First Name ___________________ Title:___________
Mailing Address __________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
City/State/Code _______________________________________ Country _________
Phone _________________ Fax __________________ E-mail ____________________
Registration Fee Schedule:
______________________________ Advance On-Site or
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Member $395 USD __________ $455 USD __________
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*Student $195 USD __________ $235 USD __________
One Tutorial $160 USD __________ $200 USD __________
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persons (12 Oct): Quantity _____ $ 40 USD __________ $ 40 USD __________
Extra Conference Proceedings:
Quantity _____ $110 USD __________
Full registration fee includes: all sessions, one copy of proceedings, coffee
breaks and all social events.
Banquet is not included for students and accompanying persons.
*Please bring a proof of full-time student status to the registration desk.
Tutorial registration at student's rates is on a waitlist basis only.
Morning Tutorials, Sunday, Oct. 9, 1994. Check at most one:
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____ A1: O. Faugeras - "Invariant Theory for Pattern Recognition"
____ B1: Yann le Cun - "Neural Networks in Pattern Recognition"
____ C1: S. Furui - "Speech Recognition Techniques"
____ D1: T. Bernard, V. Cantoni, and M. Ferretti - "Special Chips for
Pattern Recognition and Image Processing"
____ E1: H. Samet - "Geographic Information Systems"
Afternoon Tutorials, Sunday, Oct. 9, 1994. Check at most one:
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____ A2: R. Haralick - "Image Analysis with Mathematical Morphology"
____ B2: H. Baird - "Document Image Analysis"
____ C2: M. Tekalp - "Digital Video Processing"
____ D2: R. Hummel - "Parallel computing methods for Object Recognition"
____ E2: A. Jain - "Statistical Pattern Recognition"
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Account Number 412716
Israel Discount Bank, Branch 100
4 Rothschild Blvd.
66881 Tel-Aviv, Israel
Please enclose a copy of the transfer document with the registration form.
E-Mail this registration form to: icpr@math.tau.ac.il
or Mail/Fax to:
12-ICPR, c/o International
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61292 Tel-Aviv, Israel
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Date:_______________
12-ICPR HOTEL RESERVATION FORM
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12-ICPR, 9-13 October 1994
Renaissance Hotel, Jerusalem
E-MAIL, MAIL, FAX, or phone your reservation by Aug. 9 to ensure
availability and special rates to the hotel of your choice.
Hotels in Jerusalem at the time of the conference are usually highly
busy. We will accept accommodation forms up to the conference, but
reservation is guaranteed ONLY for advanced registration.
** For more information, including TOURING, ftp the files "registration" **
** and "tourism" **
Last Name _______________ First Name ___________________ Title:___________
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categories A/B/C, and a deposit of US$100 per room is needed for D/E.
Hotel category Single Double
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Tel: +972-3-510 2538
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You could get the following files by FTP or E-Mail:
"announcement" - The file including this announcement.
"advance-program" - Includes the Advance Technical Program.
"tutorials" - Includes the Tutorial Program and Abstracts.
"registration" - Includes Registration and Hotel Information.
"tourism" - Information on tourist activities (Pre and Post Conference Tours).
These files can be retrieved by E-Mail as follows:
Send E-Mail to ftpmail@cs.huji.ac.il having the following lines:
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open
cd pub/ICPR
get advance-program
get tutorials
get registration
get tourism
quit
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To use anonymous ftp, connect to:
ftp.huji.ac.il (user: anonymous. Password: your E-Mail).
Once logged on, perform the following ftp commands:
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cd pub/ICPR
get advance-program
get tutorials
get registration
get tourism
quit
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These files can also be retrieved by E-Mail as follows:
Send E-Mail to ftpmail@cs.huji.ac.il having the following lines:
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open
cd pub/ICPR
get advance-program
get tutorials
get registration
quit
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Paper versions of the Advance Program will be mailed in late June 1994. If you
will not get a copy in a couple of weeks, you can request a copy be sending
E-Mail to icpr@math.tau.ac.il.
This address should also be used for any other communication regarding the
12-ICPR.
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