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Visual and Conceptual Hierarchy: A Paradigm for Studies of Automated Generation of Recognition Strategies

The purpose of this correspondence is to show the design considerations in the choice of mechanisms when a flexible querysystem of visual scenes is being constructed. More concretely, the issues are: ¿ flexibility in adding new information to the knowledge base; ¿ power of inferencing; ¿ avoiding unnecessary generation of hypotheses where a great deal of image processing has to be perfected in order to test it; ¿ having the power of automatic generation of recognition strategies.

Ruzena Bajcsy | David A. Rosenthal | R. Bajcsy | D. A. Rosenthal

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