Fuzzy Vision: Multiple Inputs Speed Image Understanding
Robert J. Meier, Jr. · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1985
The fuzzy vision system designed for the interpretation of multiple successive images is described. The system is noise insensitive and can be mapped directly onto parallel processing hardware. The system consists of a region generator and a viewer which access a common semantic net; the components and operation of these subsystems are examined. The advantages and disadvantages of the fuzzy vision system are discussed. Diagrams of the region generator, viewer, and a semantic net are provided. An example depicting the operation of the fuzzy vision system is presented.