We show the soundness of automated con trol of machine vision systems based on in cremental creation and evaluation of a par ticular family of influence diagrams that rep resent hypotheses of imagery interpretation and possible subsequent processing decisions. In our approach, model-based machine vi sion techniques are integrated with hierarchi cal Bayesian inference to provide a framework for representing and matching instances of ob jects and relationships in imagery, and for ac cruing probabilities to rank order con:liicting scene interpretations. We extend a result of Tatman and Shachter to show that the se quence of processing decisions derived from evaluating the diagrams at each stage is the same as the sequence that would have been ...
Graphical models provide a powerful framework for reasoning under uncertainty, and an influence diag...
The interpretation of complex scenes requires a large amount of prior knowledge and experience. To u...
This paper studies the relationship between probabilistic inference in Bayesian networks and evaluat...
We argue that the study of human vision should be aimed at determining how humans perform natural ta...
The usefulness of graphical models in reasoning and decision making stems from facilitating four mai...
An Image Understanding (IU) system should be able to identify objects in 2D images and to build 3D r...
We argue that Bayesian decision theory provides a good theoretical framework for visual perception. ...
The human visual system is the most complex pattern recognition device known. In ways that are yet ...
The human visual system is the most complex pattern recognition device known. In ways that are yet t...
We argue that Bayesian decision theory provides a good theoretical framework for visual perception. ...
(in order of appearance in the report) The human visual system is a complex intelligent learning mac...
this paper we propose a Bayesian theory of hierarchical cortical computation based both on (a) the m...
Introduction: The place of cognition in perception is not well understood. The artificial intellig...
Probabilistic networks, also known as Bayesian networks and influence diagrams, have become one of ...
Marr's philosophy has played a significant role in studies of the brain, notably in the vision studi...
Graphical models provide a powerful framework for reasoning under uncertainty, and an influence diag...
The interpretation of complex scenes requires a large amount of prior knowledge and experience. To u...
This paper studies the relationship between probabilistic inference in Bayesian networks and evaluat...
We argue that the study of human vision should be aimed at determining how humans perform natural ta...
The usefulness of graphical models in reasoning and decision making stems from facilitating four mai...
An Image Understanding (IU) system should be able to identify objects in 2D images and to build 3D r...
We argue that Bayesian decision theory provides a good theoretical framework for visual perception. ...
The human visual system is the most complex pattern recognition device known. In ways that are yet ...
The human visual system is the most complex pattern recognition device known. In ways that are yet t...
We argue that Bayesian decision theory provides a good theoretical framework for visual perception. ...
(in order of appearance in the report) The human visual system is a complex intelligent learning mac...
this paper we propose a Bayesian theory of hierarchical cortical computation based both on (a) the m...
Introduction: The place of cognition in perception is not well understood. The artificial intellig...
Probabilistic networks, also known as Bayesian networks and influence diagrams, have become one of ...
Marr's philosophy has played a significant role in studies of the brain, notably in the vision studi...
Graphical models provide a powerful framework for reasoning under uncertainty, and an influence diag...
The interpretation of complex scenes requires a large amount of prior knowledge and experience. To u...
This paper studies the relationship between probabilistic inference in Bayesian networks and evaluat...