Agent-oriented visual information processing

Author: Liu Jianqin
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Publish Date: 2000-04-01
Features: Building agent systems is a new computational technology that has emerged internationally. With the trend of networking and digitization brought by the Internet, and determined by the fundamental characteristics of human information acquisition and processing, the information processing of visual agents has garnered attention. This book is divided into 9 chapters, introducing the application fields, technical characteristics, and target users of visual agent systems; the system mechanisms, model structures, and core components; discussing system strategies, design methods, development technologies, and key elements, while emphasizing problem-oriented solutions. The book provides two application cases to analyze practical issues of visual agent systems. The first case selects gene visualization, an intersection of information technology and life sciences, while the second case is a resource, remote sensing, geospatial, and environmental GIS system with complex nonlinear characteristics. These cases help promote and apply visual agent systems. Finally, the book summarizes three other related high-tech fields.
This book can serve as a textbook for Ph.D. and master's students, as well as undergraduates in computer science, automation, information engineering, electronic and communication, and signal processing. It is also suitable for engineers and technicians in the information industry as a reference, as well as for computer users to read.