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Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 1995
AbstractEquivariant shape theory is an improvement of equivariant homotopy theory which could be regarded as an equivariant version of Borsuk's shape theory. The main result in this paper is a description of the equivariant shape category ShG whose objects are equivariant spaces or G-spaces, i.e.
Z. Čerin
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AbstractEquivariant shape theory is an improvement of equivariant homotopy theory which could be regarded as an equivariant version of Borsuk's shape theory. The main result in this paper is a description of the equivariant shape category ShG whose objects are equivariant spaces or G-spaces, i.e.
Z. Čerin
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International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Minings Sciences, 2017
A. Jin +3 more
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THE HUREWICZ AND WHITEHEAD THEOREMS IN SHAPE THEORY
, 1975Publisher Summary At the present state of development of shape theory, it is natural to look for the shape theoretic analogs of classical theorems of homotopy theory.
S. Mardešić
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Generalised Shape Theory Via Pseudo-Wishart Distribution
Sankhya A, 2010The non isotropic noncentral elliptical shape distributions via pseudo-Wishart distribution are founded. This way, the classical shape theory is extended to non isotropic case and the normality assumption is replaced by assuming a elliptical distribution.
Jos'e A. D'iaz-Garc'ia, F. Caro-Lopera
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A Theory of Fermat Paths for Non-Line-Of-Sight Shape Reconstruction
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2019We present a novel theory of Fermat paths of light between a known visible scene and an unknown object not in the line of sight of a transient camera. These light paths either obey specular reflection or are reflected by the object's boundary, and hence ...
Shumian Xin +5 more
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2003
This is an invited article for the Encyclopaedia of General Topology, published by Elsevier Science in Amsterdam in 2004. The article discusses the following concepts: shape morphisms, the shape category, the shape functor, homotopy expansions, resolutions, movable spaces, shape retraction, homotopy and homology progroups, complement theorems ...
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This is an invited article for the Encyclopaedia of General Topology, published by Elsevier Science in Amsterdam in 2004. The article discusses the following concepts: shape morphisms, the shape category, the shape functor, homotopy expansions, resolutions, movable spaces, shape retraction, homotopy and homology progroups, complement theorems ...
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An invitation to ‘Shape Theory’
Pattern Recognition Letters, 1982This article presents an overview of the mathematical Theory of Shape and hints upon its application to Shape Analysis and Pattern Recognition in general. It also states this theory's impact and limitations when applied to Pattern Recognition.
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“Shape theory” and pattern recognition
Pattern Recognition, 1983Abstract The contribution of this article consists of giving an insight into the topological Theory of Shape and hints upon its application to Shape Analysis and Pattern Recognition in general. It states this theory's impact and limitations when applied to Pattern Recognition and lists some open research problems in this field.
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