Color recognition in Prolog
Bruce G. Batchelor · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1992
Hardware capable of recognizing the `named' colors (e.g., `red,' `yellow,' orange, etc.,) is available now at modest cost. This has been interfaced to a standard computer, running Prolog. The result is a powerful combination, capable of intelligently interpreting colored images, such as those on simple product packaging. The structure and applications of such a system are described. Prolog programs are presented which are capable of recognizing bananas, flags, and dragons. Learning color patterns is also discussed.