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29 March 1988 A Scene Interpretation System
Steve Mader, Wing Au, Mike Bazakos
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Abstract
A scene interpretation system can be partitioned into three levels of processing: low level, mid level, and high level. We describe here a systematic approach to scene interpretation that embeds these three levels of processing in a structured hierarchical blackboard architecture. Each blackboard level contains modular knowledge sources which perform numeric and/or symbolic processing. The low level processing blackboard is embedded as one of the knowledge sources within the mid level processing blackboard which is in turn embedded as a knowledge source within the high level processing blackboard. The benefits of this scene interpretation system architecture are efficient bi-directional flow of control between processing levels, modularized multispectral/multisensor image processing, and information feedback for performance improvement and for spatial/temporal tracking.
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Steve Mader, Wing Au, and Mike Bazakos "A Scene Interpretation System", Proc. SPIE 0937, Applications of Artificial Intelligence VI, (29 March 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.946965
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KEYWORDS
Image segmentation

Image processing

Sensors

Evolutionary algorithms

Artificial intelligence

Computer programming

Control systems

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