Data Base Techniques for Pictorial Applications

Data Base Techniques for Pictorial Applications

Lecture notes on Computer Science

This series reports new developments in computer science research and teaching - quickly, informally and at a high level. The type of material contained in this tomb of a book relates to;
1 Preliminary drafts of original papers and monographs
2 lectures on a new field, or presentations of a new angle on classical fields
3 Seminar work-outs
4 reports of meetings, provided they are; of exceptional interest; devoted to a single topic.

This book is about computer science! With diagrams, and easily readable text, it is a helpful for computer people - even tho its old.

A. Blaser (editor)

Manuscripts, essays that were submitted to the journal.

Library of Congress

1980

P. E Mantey, Richard L. Vitek, William G. Tuel jr., Albert L. Zobrist, Stephen C. Guptill, Delarcy da Silva Vicente Matta, B. K. Aldred, Bevan Smedley, Richard L. Philips, J. Casazza, C. Galli, G. Mazzarol, E. D. Carlson, Yehonathan Hazony, C.K. Chow, J. Jimenez, J. L. Navalon, Hideo Matsuka, Sakae Uno, R. N. Wolfe, K. D. Hardman, J. Encarnacao, T. Neumann, M. Rebollo, F. C. Billingslay, R. Bernstein, Juan Fdo, Corona Burgeno, Max Anliker, P. Mussio, R. Rabagliati, A Hoolry, E. J. Kibbewhite, M. T. Bridgeland, D. A. Horne, J. P. Bourdette, V. Casarosa, Irwin M. Miller, J. L. Becerril, R. Casajuana, R.A. Lorie, H. Schmutz, G. C. Sharman, Karl Soop, Y. Takao, S. Itoh, J. Iisaka, Bevan Smedley, Barry Alfred, Frank Palermo, Dan Weller,

599 pages

English

Academic resource on the computer science knowledge of 1980

WCBK0112

Berlin, Germany