Sehen und Horen sind Sinneswahrnehmungen, die fur die Leistungsfahigkeit von Mensehen und Tieren von erheblieher Bedeutung sind. Die Anwendung der Mustererkennung. des masehinellen Verstehens von Bildern und Spraehe, wird eine entspreehende Leistungssteigerung bei teehnisehen Systemen be- wirken. Die Vorteile, die sieh dureh den Einsatz intelligenter Sensorik erzielen lassen, werden bereits in zunehmenden MaBe erkannt. Die gro e Zahl anwendungsbezogener Beitrage zum 8. DAGM-Symposium zeigt insbeson- dere aueh die Vielfalt der mogliehen Einsatzgebiete. Sehen und Horen erfordern neben der Signalverarbeitung Abstraktionspro- zesse, an denen umfangreiehe, in ihrer Funktion erst ansatzweise verstan- dene Teile des Gehirns beteiligt sind. Bei der Komplexitat dieser Pro- zesse ist es nieht uberrasehend, daB die Mustererkennung als Teilaufgabe im Arbeitsgebiet Kunstliehe lntelligenz verstanden wird. So war es aueh zu erwarten, daB sieh unter den Beitragen zum 8. DAGM-Symposium ein zwei- ter Sehwerpunkt bei den wissensbasierten Erkennungsmeehanismen herausge- bildet hat. Wenn ieh einmal - ohne Grenzen ziehen zu wollen - die anwendungsbezogene Umsetzung der Mustererkennung eher den lngenieuren, die Arbeiten auf dem Gebiet der Kunstliehen lntelligenz eher den lnformatikern zuordne, dann werden sieh eehte Fortsehritte nur dureh interdisziplinare Arbeit erzie- len lassen. leh glaube, daB die Mustererkennung schon immer ein Kristallisationspunkt fur die Zusammenarbeit vieler wissensehaftlieher Disziplinen gewesen ist. leh hoffe, daB unser Arbeitsgebiet aueh in Zukunft dazu herausfordert, Grenzen zu ubersehreiten und ieh wunsehe mir, daB unser 8. DAGM-Sympo- sium ein dafur geeignetes Diskussionsforum bieten mage.

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Just before we reached the Cimarron country, which is very hilly and is drained by the Red River, and where we were out of all danger from Indians, I had a narrow escape from death. I was in the lead of our train and had crossed a muddy place in the road. I drove on without noticing that I was leaving the other teams far behind. A wagon stuck fast in the mire, which caused my companions a great deal of labor and much delay. At last I halted to await the coming of the other teams. Suddenly there fell a shot from the dense growth of a wild sunflower copse. It missed my head by a very close margin and just grazed the ear of one of the mules.

Just before we reached the Cimarron country, which is very hilly and is drained by the Red River, and where we were out of all danger from Indians, I had a narrow escape from death. I was in the lead of our train and had crossed a muddy place in the road. I drove on without noticing that I was leaving the other teams far behind. A wagon stuck fast in the mire, which caused my companions a great deal of labor and much delay. At last I halted to await the coming of the other teams. Suddenly there fell a shot from the dense growth of a wild sunflower copse. It missed my head by a very close margin and just grazed the ear of one of the mules.

Just before we reached the Cimarron country, which is very hilly and is drained by the Red River, and where we were out of all danger from Indians, I had a narrow escape from death. I was in the lead of our train and had crossed a muddy place in the road. I drove on without noticing that I was leaving the other teams far behind. A wagon stuck fast in the mire, which caused my companions a great deal of labor and much delay. At last I halted to await the coming of the other teams. Suddenly there fell a shot from the dense growth of a wild sunflower copse. It missed my head by a very close margin and just grazed the ear of one of the mules.

This Book Is In Latin. Due to the very old age and scarcity of this book, many of the pages may be hard to read due to the blurring of the original text, possible missing pages, missing text and other issues beyond our control.

This Book Is In Latin. Due to the very old age and scarcity of this book, many of the pages may be hard to read due to the blurring of the original text, possible missing pages, missing text and other issues beyond our control.