A New Method for Texture Fields Synthesis: Some Applications to the Study of Human Vision
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine IntelligencePublished 1 September 1981
André Gagalowicz
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A general method to synthesize a stochastic process from its a priori given second-order statistics and some new results, including a new conjecture dealing with visual discrimination of Stochastic texture fields, are given.
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We present a general method to synthesize a stochastic process from its a priori given second-order statistics. Some new results, including a new conjecture dealing with visual discrimination of stochastic texture fields, are also given.
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