Perceived similarity of exact and inexact transpositions

Perceived similarity of exact and inexact transpositions.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the perceived similarity between a melody and the exact and inexact transpositions of that melody. Exact transpositions, which preserve the interval structure of the original melody, were formed by manipulating the variables key-distance and pitch-distance. Inexact transpositions, having a different interval structure than the original melody, were c...

Exact Probabilistic Inference for Inexact Graph Matching

Inexact graph matching is a fundamental problem in computer vision applications. It crops up whenever a correspondence between two structures must be determined in the presence of structural and attribute noise. Despite the importance of the problem, graph matching techniques in computer vision tend to be extremely task specific, and sometimes lack the power a general approach would have. For e...

Fuzziness and Foundations of Exact and Inexact Sciences

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Analysis of Fundamental Exact and Inexact Pattern Matching Algorithms

Exact and Inexact Graph Matching: Methodology and Applications

Graphs provide us with a powerful and flexible representation formalism which can be employed in various fields of intelligent information processing. The process of evaluating the similarity of graphs is referred to as graph matching. Two approaches to this task exist, viz. exact and inexact graph matching. The former approach aims at finding a strict correspondence between two graphs to be ma...