Pattern Recognition Monograph 1
Abstract
This report describes a series of interactive computer driven display system for aids in the solution of pattern recognition problems. Comparative analyses are given for each system from a software, and user point of view. The classical approach to the empirical solution of a waveform pattern recognition problem invariably involves repeated iteration between feature definition, feature extraction, and feature evaluation. Real world pattern recognition problems of this type with little or no a priori information available indicate the need for an interactive, graphics oriented feature definition/evaluation system. Because no single feature extraction algorithm satisfies all waveform pattern recognition problem requirements, it is desirable to provide a wide variety of flexible techniques for data manipulations and transformations must be presented in such a way to exploit the human's ability to identify candidate waveform features. Just as there is no single algorithm to satisfy all feature extraction requirements, there is no single algorithm to evaluate the merit of all data transformation results. Both the feature definition and evaluation phase of the waveform pattern recognition are interactively based. Keywords: IDRS
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 01, 1982
- Accession Number
- ADA228556
Entities
People
- Thomas V. Edwards