Special Issue on Advances in Machine Vision, Image Processing, and Pattern Analysis, Part 1 GueSt edItorIAl PrefAce (original) (raw)
A lot of advancements have been made recently in the field of image processing and pattern analysis. This special issue of IJSDA aims to focus upon the latest developments in theory, methodologies and applications in the highly interdisciplinary research arena of machine vision, image processing and pattern analysis. The theme addresses mathematical, physical, architectural and computational aspects of machine vision, analysis, matching and recognition along with its subsequent connection with Human Vision System (HVS). Further, it is known that computational intelligence serves as a powerful tool to mimic and process human knowledge. The integration of artificial intelligence, soft computing and machine learning adds to various computational enhancements in machine vision and image processing. This special issue consists of the extended version of papers which were initially presented at the Third International Conference on Frontiers in Intelligent Computing: Theory and Applicatio...
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