Browsing Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) by Title

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  • The Anatomy and Physiology of Gating Retinal Signals in the Mammalian Lateral Geniculate Nucleus 

    Unknown author (1985-06-01)
    In the mammalian visual system, the lateral geniculate nucleus is commonly thought to act merely as a relay for the transmission of visual information from the retina to the visual cortex, a relay without significant ...

  • Annotated Production Systems: A Model for Skill Acquisition 

    Unknown author (1977-02-01)
    Annotated Production Systems provide a procedural model for skill acquisition by augmenting a production model of the skill with formal commentary describing plans, bugs, and interraltionships between various productions. ...

  • Annotation Guide for the UCM/MIT Indications, Referential Expressions, and Coreference Corpus (UMIREC Corpus) 

    Unknown author (2010-05-12)
    This is the annotation guide given to the annotators who created the UCM/MIT Indications, Referring Expressions, and Coreference (UMIREC) Corpus version 1.0. The corpus comprises texts annotated for referring expressions, ...

  • Another Approach to English 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1974-06)
    A new approach to building descriptions of English is outlined and programs implementing the ideas for sentence-sized fragments are demonstrated.

  • Anthills Built to Order: Automating Construction with Artificial Swarms 

    Unknown author (2006-05-12)
    Social insects build large, complex structures, which emerge through the collective actions of many simple agents acting with no centralized control or preplanning. These natural systems motivate investigating the use of ...

  • Any Dimensional Reconstruction from Hyperplanar Projections 

    Unknown author (1984-10-01)
    In this paper we examine the reconstruction of functions of any dimension from hyperplanar projections. This is a generalization of a problem that has generated much interest recently, especially in the field of medical ...

  • Apparent Opacity Affects Perception of Structure from Motion 

    Unknown author (1991-01-01)
    The judgment of surface attributes such as transparency or opacity is often considered to be a higher-level visual process that would make use of low-level stereo or motion information to tease apart the transparent ...

  • Application Heartbeats for Software Performance and Health 

    Unknown author (2009-08-07)
    Adaptive, or self-aware, computing has been proposed as one method to help application programmers confront the growing complexity of multicore software development. However, existing approaches to adaptive systems are ...

  • Application of Charge Detection to Dynamic Contact Sensing 

    Unknown author (1993-03-01)
    The manipulation contact forces convey substantial information about the manipulation state. This paper address the fundamental problem of interpreting the force signals without any additional manipulation context. ...

  • Application of Data Flow Computation to the Shaded Image Problem 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1978-05)
    This paper presents a method of producing shaded images of terrain at an extremely fast rate by exploiting parallelism. The architecture of the Data Flow Computer is explained along with an appropriate "program" to compute ...

  • An Application of Line-labeling and other Scene-analysis Techniques to the Problem of Hidden-line Removal 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1974-03)
    The problem of hidden-line drawings of scenes composed of opaque polyhedra is considered. The use of Huffnan labeling is suggested as a method if simplifying the task and increasing its intuitive appeal. The relation between ...

  • The Application of Linear Systems Analysis to Image Processing. Some Notes. 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1974)
    The Fourier transform is a convenient tool for analyzing the performance of an image-forming system, but must be treated with caution. One of its major uses is turning convolutions into products. It is also used to transform ...

  • An Application of the Photometric Stereo Method 

    Unknown author (1979-08-01)
    The orientation of patches on the surface of an object can be determined from multiple images taken with different illuminations, but from the same viewing position. This method, referred to as photometric stereo, can ...

  • Applications of Circular Array Sensors 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1980-04)
    The application of the Reticon RO-64 annular photo-diode array to the task of optical tracking of special targets, direct optical focusing, and automatic printed circuit board inspection were studied. In order to facilitate ...

  • An Approach to Automatic Robot Programming 

    Unknown author (1985-04-01)
    In this paper we propose an architecture for a new task-level system, which we call TWAIN. Task-level programming attempts to simplify the robot programming process but requiring that the user specify only goals for ...

  • An Approach To Object Recognition: Aligning Pictorial Descriptions 

    Unknown author (1986-12-01)
    This paper examines the problem of shape-based object recognition and proposes a new approach, the alignment of pictorial descriptions. The first part of the paper reviews general approaches to visual object recognition ...

  • An Approach to Three-Dimensional Decomposition and Description of Polyhedra 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1972-07)
    This paper presents a description methodology for trihedral planar solids that, as in Roberts' approach, decomposes an object into simpler components. The present approach, however, is more sophisticated and results in a ...

  • Approximate Correspondences in High Dimensions 

    Unknown author (2006-06-15)
    Pyramid intersection is an efficient method for computing an approximate partial matching between two sets of feature vectors. We introduce a novel pyramid embedding based on a hierarchy of non-uniformly shaped bins that ...

  • Approximating Buy-at-Bulk k-Steiner trees 

    Unknown author (2005-11-15)
    In the buy-at-bulk $k$-Steiner tree (or rent-or-buy$k$-Steiner tree) problem we are given a graph $G(V,E)$ with a setof terminals $T\subseteq V$ including a particular vertex $s$ calledthe root, and an integer $k\leq |T|$. ...

  • Approximations in the HMAX Model 

    Unknown author (2011-04-14)
    The HMAX model is a biologically motivated architecture for computer vision whose components are in close agreement with existing physiological evidence. The model is capable of achieving close to human level performance ...