SHIN-YI HSU
Biographic Data
| ID | 5232917 |
|---|---|
| NAME | SHIN-YI HSU |
| GIVEN NAMES | SHIN-YI |
| FAMILY NAME | HSU |
| SIGNATURE | HSU S |
| AFFILIATIONS | State University of New York at Binghamton |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Pattern Recognition Problemiman, Machine and Their Interaction
Perception of texture has long been recognized as important for pattern identification. This paper examines the interaction between machine solutions and human judgement regarding dissimilarity among map pairs by testing twenty human subjects and using four choropleth maps of population density. Judged relations among the four systematically-contrived density maps produced a 'tone-texture' model in which individual differences existed almost excl…
Automation in Cartography With Remote Sensing Methodologies and Technologies
Along with rapid advances in texture feature extraction, perceptual studies on textural patterns and measures have gained a significant role in designing feature extractors for image processing and automation in cartography. This paper demonstrates that the Hsu measurement corresponds closely to visual perception with respect to similarity measurements between perceptual distances and the Mahalanobis D
Texture Analysis / a Cartographic Approach and Its Applications in Pattern Recognition
Texture is an important element of pattern analysis in cartography and remote sensing. A positive relationship exists between human perceptual discrimination and machine/ mathematical discrimination of certain textural attributes of images and mapped data. Map-based and image-based statistical surfaces can be used in automated cartography. Cartography and remote sensing are both concerned with the analysis of the information on statistical surfac…
Automation of Thematic Maps With Electro-Optical Colormation Methods
Electro-optical colormation methods have been widely employed in the TV industry and remote-sensing field for visual display of image data ; however, its use in the production of color maps is relatively new, and developing rapidly. This paper examines one such system installed at Rome Air Development Center, Rome, N.Y. regarding its applicability for producing thematic maps. Using digitized image data, two analytical models were developed for pr…
The Cultural Ecology of the Locust Cult in Traditional China
A geographic study of the locust cult in China, in relation to its ecological and cultural-historical basis, reveals the fact that there is a very high degree of association (a significant correlation coefficient of 0.88) between the frequency of locust infestations and the number of cult temples established. Temples adhering to different cult systems were built in which to perform propitiatory rituals designed to minimize the plagues of insects,…
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The Cultural Ecology of the Locust Cult in Traditional China
A geographic study of the locust cult in China, in relation to its ecological and cultural-historical basis, reveals the fact that there is a very high degree of association (a significant correlation coefficient of 0.88) between the frequency of locust infestations and the number of cult temples established. Temples adhering to different cult systems were built in which to perform propitiatory rituals designed to minimize the plagues of insects,…
Texture Analysis / a Cartographic Approach and Its Applications in Pattern Recognition
Texture is an important element of pattern analysis in cartography and remote sensing. A positive relationship exists between human perceptual discrimination and machine/ mathematical discrimination of certain textural attributes of images and mapped data. Map-based and image-based statistical surfaces can be used in automated cartography. Cartography and remote sensing are both concerned with the analysis of the information on statistical surfac…
Automation of Thematic Maps With Electro-Optical Colormation Methods
Electro-optical colormation methods have been widely employed in the TV industry and remote-sensing field for visual display of image data ; however, its use in the production of color maps is relatively new, and developing rapidly. This paper examines one such system installed at Rome Air Development Center, Rome, N.Y. regarding its applicability for producing thematic maps. Using digitized image data, two analytical models were developed for pr…
Automation in Cartography With Remote Sensing Methodologies and Technologies
Along with rapid advances in texture feature extraction, perceptual studies on textural patterns and measures have gained a significant role in designing feature extractors for image processing and automation in cartography. This paper demonstrates that the Hsu measurement corresponds closely to visual perception with respect to similarity measurements between perceptual distances and the Mahalanobis D
The Pattern Recognition Problemiman, Machine and Their Interaction
Perception of texture has long been recognized as important for pattern identification. This paper examines the interaction between machine solutions and human judgement regarding dissimilarity among map pairs by testing twenty human subjects and using four choropleth maps of population density. Judged relations among the four systematically-contrived density maps produced a 'tone-texture' model in which individual differences existed almost excl…
Artificial Intelligence (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Cartography (3 works) · Image (mathematics (3 works) · Image Retrieval and Classification Techniques (3 works) · Texture (cosmology (3 works) · Automation (2 works) · Biology (2 works) · Color Science and Applications (2 works)