NASA NTRS · 19920069016
Pattern recognition with parallel associative memory
Abstract
An examination is conducted of the feasibility of searching targets in aerial photographs by means of a parallel associative memory (PAM) that is based on the nearest-neighbor algorithm; the Hamming distance is used as a measure of closeness, in order to discriminate patterns. Attention has been given to targets typically used for ground-control points. The method developed sorts out approximate target positions where precise localizations are needed, in the course of the data-acquisition process. The majority of control points in different images were correctly identified.
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Toth, Charles K., Schenk, Toni. 1990-01-01. Pattern recognition with parallel associative memory. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920069016
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