Review of the use of context in statistical image analysis

I. L. Dryden, K. V. Mardia and A. N. Walder

Journal of Applied Statistics, 1997, vol. 24, issue 5, 513-538

Abstract: This paper is a review of the use of contextual information in statistical image analysis. After defining what we mean by 'context', we describe the Bayesian approach to high-level image analysis using deformable templates. We describe important aspects of work on character recognition and syntactic pattern recognition; in particular, aspects of the work which are relevant to scene understanding. We conclude with a review of some work on knowledge-based systems which use context to aid object recognition.

Date: 1997
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