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Is Our Understanding of Image Processing Wrong?
     

Emanuel Diamant has written a paper that will be published as a chapter
in a forthcoming book, "Frontiers in Brain, Vision and AI". His paper
has the provocative title, "I'm sorry to say, but your
understanding of image processing fundamentals is absolutely wrong"
(PDF format). Diamant observes that the biggest argument about machine
vision is whether we should be working on visually-enabled cognitive
systems or cognitively-enabled vision systems. He says this argument is
groundless because "perceptual and cognitive faculties of vision are
separate components of human (and consequently, artificial) information
processing systems". Whether you're interest in robot vision or
human vision, this is an interesting read. For more of Diamant's idea on
vision, see the list of previous
papers available on his website.
   

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