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Christopher J. Eckrich,Stephen L. McClureoked by the actual environment.” (Hall and Greenberg, 1983, p. 10) This quote, taken from a recent article in IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, conveys how many workers in the field of image synthesis interpret their mandate. At first glance, this seems like a sensible research objective. It

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Health resources and how to use themor making animated film some objects are better described with stochastic techniques. Some examples would be clouds, fire and mountains. We describe here a hierarchical graphics system consisting of objects which contain geometrical transformations of other objects or primitives. Each object is trea

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John Fry,Alistair Moulds,Eric Gambrillnatural’’ looking objects. When implementing this technique within traditional rendering systems, however, one has still to deal with a very large number of geometric and display primitives..We present here a test system where most of the database expansion is done at the display level. A simple dis

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The Family System of the Paramaribo Creoles et fusionne deux segments s’ils sont similaires. L’algorithme utilisé fusionne, à chaque itération, les deux segments les plus similaires. Regardant la segmentation de l’image comme un problème d’approximation, la mesure de similarité est reliée à l’erreur totale d’approximation; l’accroissement de

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Keys to the trichodorid species,ontrol of several robots working concurrently, and pattern recognition. These problems are discussed in the context of a distributed system..The use of image processing is omnipresent. For instance, vision feedback is used to acknowledge almost every move of the robots and also to calibrate the came