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The psychology of computer vision

1976 • 2,938 citations

Model-Based Three-Dimensional Interpretations of Two-Dimensional Images

1983 • 362 citations

Impossible Objects as Nonsense Sentences

2012 • 306 citations

A RANSAC-based approach to model fitting and its application to finding cylinders in range data

1981 • 278 citations

The measurement and use of registered reflectance and range data in scene analysis

1977 • 269 citations

Recognition of polyhedrons with a range finder

1972 • 169 citations

COMPUTER RECOGNITION OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL OBJECTS IN A VISUAL SCENE

1968 • 161 citations

Use of Range and Reflectance Data to Find Planar Surface Regions

1979 • 110 citations

Forming models of plane-and-cylinder faceted bodies from light stripes

1975 • 93 citations

A scene description method using three-dimensional information

1979 • 76 citations

A Versatile Machine Vision System for Complex Industrial Parts

1977 • 72 citations

Range-data analysis guided by a junction dictionary

1979 • 56 citations

Object detection and measurement using stereo vision

1979 • 55 citations

Structured descriptions of complex objects

1973 • 55 citations

Feature extraction of three-dimensional objects and visual processing in a hand-eye system using laser tracker

1976 • 47 citations

Computer Description of Bodies Bounded by Quadric Surfaces from a Set of Imperfect Projections

1978 • 46 citations

Recognition of an object in a stack of industrial parts

1975 • 26 citations

A step toward context-sensitive recognition of irregular objects

1973 • 18 citations

An object-centered three-dimensional model builder

1982 • 16 citations

Model-Based Three-Dimensional Interpretations of Two-Dimensional Images

1987 • 8 citations

Detection of edges using range information

2005 • 5 citations

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Object Recognition Using Three-Dimensional Information (1983) – IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence | Metascience Observatory Explorer