Discussion of problems in pattern recognition
Woodrow W. Bledsoe, J. S. Bomba, Iben Browning, R. James Evey, Russell A. Kirsch, Richard L. Mattson, Margaret R. Minsky, Ulric Neisser, Oliver G. Selfridge · 1959
Various problems encountered in pattern recognition were examined by an eight-man panel during the Thursday afternoon session. The panel included O. G. Selfridge, M.I.T. Lincoln Laboratory, Session Chairman; R. A. Kirsch, National Bureau of Standards; M. Minsky, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; U. Neisser, Brandeis University; and the authors of the four preceding papers --- R. J. Evey, I.B.M. Corporation, "Use of a Computer to Design Character Recognition Logic;" R. L. Mattson, Lockheed Missiles and Space Division, "A Self-Organizing Binary System;" J. S. Bomba, Bell Telephone Laboratories, "Alpha-Numeric Character Recognition Using Local Operations;" and W. W. Bledsoe and I. Browning, Sandia Corporation, "Pattern Recognition and Reading by Machine." Following comments by Messrs. Kirsch, Minsky and Neisser, the panelists answered a number of questions from members of the audience.