Integrating Recognition Paradigms in a Multiple-Path Architecture

Authors:
Gerhard Sagerer;Christian Bauckhage;E. Braun;Gunther Heidemann;Franz Kummert;Helge Ritter;Daniel Schlüter
Affiliations:
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Venue:
ICAPR '01 Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Advances in Pattern Recognition
Year:
2001

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Abstract

Four decades of intensive research in computer vision have lead to numerous computational paradigms. This fact is comprehensible since problems like object recognition or scene descriptions are of high complexity, have different aspects and can be attacked by processing various features. In this paper we propose an architecture that combines the advantages of different paradigms in pattern recognition. Voting and Bayesian networks provide a computational framework to integrate approaches to knowledge based and probabilistic reasoning as well as neural computations.