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A syntax-directed approach to pattern recognition and description

Pattern recognition has held the attention of researchers for quite some time. Early efforts were in optical character recognition and were intended to provide easier and more rapid communication from man to machine. In more recent years, this research has expanded to include the processing of pictorial information, such as that from high energy physics or medical research.

Larry D. Menninga

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