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Patterns

Bev Schumacher

2007

Orthopaedic radiology

Renton, Peter F.R.C.R.

1990

Digital pattern recognition

K. S. Fu

1980

Introduction to Video and Image Processing

Thomas B. Moeslund

2012

Time warps, string edits, and macromolecules

David Sankoff, Joseph B. Kruskal

1983

Fundamentals of pattern recognition

Monique Pavel

1989

Patterns in Winter (Tadpole: Patterns in the Seasons)

Tim Mayerling

2017

Attention and Pattern Recognition

Nick Lund

2001

City Patterns (A+ Books)

Nathan Olson

2007

The Skip Count Song (Learn to Read Math Series/Emergent Reader Level 1)

Rozanne Lanczak Williams

1995

Pattern and Texture (How Artists Use...)

Paul Flux

2001

Shapes and patterns

Jerry Pallotta

2007

Patterns

Ivan Bulloch, David Clemson, Wendy Clemson

1994

Pattern recognition with fuzzy objective function algorithms

James C. Bezdek

1981

Patterns on Parade (Math in Our World)

Joan Freese

2007

Patterns

Michele Koomen

2001

Genetic algorithms for pattern recognition

Paul P. Wang, Sankar K. Pal

1996

Ready-Set-Learn

TEACHER CREATED RESOURCES

2007

Artificial general intelligence

Cassio Pennachin, Ben Goertzel

2007

Future visions

Philip Hayward, Tana Wollen

1993

Advances in Neural Networks – ISNN 2012

Jun Wang

2012

Knowledge as design

David N. Perkins

1986

Field, form, and fate

Michael Conforti

1999

Data complexity in pattern recognition

Tin Kam Ho, Mitra Basu

2006

Syntactic pattern recognition

Rafael C. Gonzalez

1978

Model-based image matching using location

Henry S. Baird

1985 ★ 3.7

Patterns, thinking, and cognition

Howard Margolis

1987

Forensic pattern recognition

Robert D. Keppel, Katherine M. Brown, Kristen Welch

2007

Pattern fish

Trudy Harris

2000

What Comes Next? (Looking at Nature)

Bobbie Kalman

2007

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