论文信息 - Object-based analog VLSI vision circuits

Object-based analog VLSI vision circuits

Describes two analog VLSI chips that perform object-based computations. The first chip computes length of various contours in an image and the second chip performs figure-ground separation of a scene.<<ETX>>

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