Functional allocation among man, computer, and machine

Computer Vision Techniques for Man-Machine Interaction

Computer vision offers many new possibilities for making machines aware and responsive to man. Manipulating objects is a natural means by which man operates on and shapes his environment. By tracking the hands of a person manipulating objects, computer vision allows any convenient object, including fingers, to be used as a computer input devices. In the first part of this paper we describe expe...

Man/machine Interaction in Computer Assisted Page Layout

Vision by man and machine.

How does an animal see? How might a computer do it? A study of stereo vision guides research on both these questions. Brain science suggests computer programs; the computer suggests what to look for in the brain. T he development of computers of increasing power and sophistication often stimulates comparisons between them and the human brain, and these comparisons are becoming more earnest as c...

The machine and the man

What is believed to be the first thesis ever written in the field of mechanical translation was presented in May to the Harvard University Division of Applied Science by Anthony G. Oettinger. The thesis, which earned Dr. Oettinger the degree of Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, was entitled “A Study for the Design of an Automatic Dictionary.” An abstract of the thesis is to be found on page 35 of t...

Man-computer Communications and Cai

Computer-assisted instruction in its various forms has become evident in all segments of the educational sector including industry. universities and colleges, public schools, specialized institutions catering to the handicapped, as well as in the area of professional continuing education. This wide range of application touches upon learners of widely varying ages and capabilities, as well as wi...