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A New Generation of Intelligent Trainable Tools for Analyzing Large Scientific Image Databases

Abstract

In a variety of scientific disciplines two-dimensional digital image data is now relied on as a basic component of routine scientific investigation. The proliferation of image acquisition hardware such as multi-spectral remote-sensing platforms, medical imaging sensors, and high-resolution cameras have led to the widespread use of image data in fields such as atmospheric studies, planetary geology, ecology, agriculture, glacielogy, forestry, astronomy, diagnostic medicine, to name but a few.

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Atkinson, D., Smyth, P., Fayyad, U.. 1994-10-18. A New Generation of Intelligent Trainable Tools for Analyzing Large Scientific Image Databases. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210004184

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