Multiple cues play a crucial role in image interpretation. A vision system that combines shape, colour, motion, prior scene knowledge and object motion behaviour is described. We show that the use of interpretation strategies which depend on the image data, temporal context and visual goals significantly simplifies the complexity of the image interpretation problem and makes it computationally ...

From 25.07. to 30.07.2010, the Dagstuhl Seminar 10302 Learning paradigms in dynamic environments was held in Schloss Dagstuhl Leibniz Center for Informatics. During the seminar, several participants presented their current research, and ongoing work and open problems were discussed. Abstracts of the presentations given during the seminar as well as abstracts of seminar results and ideas are put...

Two basic problems in image interpretation are: a) determining which interpretations are the most plausible amoungst many possibilities; and b) controlling the search for plausible interpretations. We address these issues using a Bayesian approach, with the plausibility ordering and search pruning based on the posterior probabilities of interpretations. However, due to the need for detailed qua...

Interpreting images is a diicult task to automate. Image interpretation essentially consists of both low level and high level vision tasks. In this paper, we develop a joint scheme for segmentation and image interpretation in a multiresolution framework, where seg-mentation (low level) and interpretation (high level) in-terleave. The idea being that the interpretation block should be able to gu...

Image post-processing is defined as the process of integrating a series of axial images into a form that is often easier to interpret than the sections themselves. The source transverse section is a fundamental image for interpretation. However, because of the complexity of coronary anatomy, interpreters must review coronary CT angiography interactively on workstations capable of 3-dimensional ...

Some unsolved problems about vision are discussed in relation to the goal of understanding the space of possible mechanisms with the power of human vision. The following issues are addressed: What are the functions of vision? What needs to be represented? How should it be represented? What is a good global architecture for a human-like visual system? How should the visual sub-system relate to t...

In geophysical inversion, a significant effort is invested to obtain images of the Earth from finite data. The first step is to obtain an image i.e. solve the inverse problem. This step alone provides significant challenges that are not addressed in this paper. The next step is to interpret the image in terms of specific questions. For example, what can we say about the average value of a physi...

successful endodontic treatment requires thorough knowledge regarding each root canal system of any tooth and probability of extra canals should be considered. second maxillary molar with two palatal root canals is not frequent and its incidence reported in literatures is about 0.4–2%. the present case report describes non-surgical retreatment of maxillary second molar with two palatal root can...

introdouction: dentists need to be able to diagnose jaw lesions due to professional responsibilities to refer affected patients for expeditious treatment as needed. the objective of this study was to assess the knowledge of senior dental students in qazvin university of medical sciences regarding the interpretation of radiographic images of oral lesions. the study took place in 2011–2012. mater...

The authors report a case of the traumatic bone cyst in left mandibular body 17-year-old girl. lesion was diagnosed radiographically as an accidental finding. radiographic characteristics unusual showing image involving unerupted third molar.