Journals

• Benjamin B.Kimia. On the role of medial geometry in human vision. Journal of Physiology, 2003. Accepted - To Appear

 
• Thomas B. Sebastian and Benjamin B. Kimia. Curves vs skeletons in object recognition. Signal Processing, 2003. Under Minor Revision.

 
• Thomas B. Sebastian, Philip Klien, and Benjamin B. Kimia. Recognition of shapes by editing their shock graphs. [gzipped ps] PAMI, 2003. Accepted - To Appear.

• Thomas B. Sebastian, Philip Klien, and Benjamin B. Kimia. On aligning curves. [ps] PAMI, 25(1):116-125, January 2003.

 
• Thomas B. Sebastian, Joseph Crisco, and Benjamin B. Kimia. Segmentation of carpal bones for accurate measurement of 3D in vivo carpal kinematics. Medical Image Analysis, 7(1):21-45, March 2003.

 
• P. J. Giblin and B. B. Kimia. On the intrinsic reconstruction of shape from its symmetries. [ps] PAMI, July 2003. Accepted - To Appear.

 
• P. J. Giblin and B. B. Kimia. A formal classification of 3D medial axis points and their local geometry. [ps] PAMI, 2003. Accepted - ToAppear.

 
• Benjamin B. Kimia, Ilana Frankel, and Ana-Maria Popescu. Euler spiral for shape completion. [ps] IJCV, 54,159-182, 2003.

 
• Peter. J. Giblin and Benjamin B. Kimia. On the local form and transitions of symmetry sets, medial axes, and shocks. [ps]IJCV, 2003. Accepted - To Appear.

 
• Huseyin Tek and Benjamin B. Kimia. Symmetry maps of free-form curve segments via wave propagation. [ps] IJCV, 2003. Accepted - To Appear.

 
• Christopher M. Cyr and Benjamin B. Kimia. A similarty-based aspect-graph approach to 3D object recognition. IJCV, 2003. Accepted - To Appear.

 
• Benjamin B. Kimia and Michael Black. Computaional Vision at Brown. [ps].IJCV, 5-11,August 2003

• Huseyin Tek and Benjamin B. Kimia. Boundary smoothing via symmatry transforms. [ps] Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision, 14(3):211-223, May 2001.

 
• Kaleem Siddiqi, Benjamin Kimia, Allen R. Tannenbaunm, and Steven W. Zucker. On the psychophysics of the shape triangle. [ps]Vision Research, 41(9):1153-1178, 2001.

• Kaleem Siddiqi, Benjamin Kimia, Allen Tannenbaum, and Steven Zucker. Shocks, shapes, and wiggles. [ps] Image and Vision Computing, 17(5-6):365-373, 1999.

• Daniel Sharvi, Jacky Chan, Huseyin Tek, and Benjamin B. Kimia. Symmetry-based indexing of image databases. [ps] Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation, 9(4):366-380, December 1998.

• Kaleem Siddiqi, Benjamin B. Kimia, and Chi-Wang Shu. Geometric shock-capturing ENO schemes for subpixel interpolation, computation and curve evolution. [ps] Graphical Models and Image Processing, 59(5):278-301, September 1997.

 
• Huseyin Tek and Benjamin B. Kimia. Volumetric Segmentation of Medical Images By Three-Dimensional Bubbles. [ps] Computer Vision and Image Understanding, 64(2):246-258, February, 1997

• Kaleem Siddiqi, Kathryn J. Tresness, and Benjamin B. Kimia. Parts of visual form: Ecological and psychophysical aspects. Perception, 25:399-424, 1996.

 
• Benjamin B. Kimia and Kaleem Siddiqi. Geomatric heat equation and nonlinear diffusion of shapes and images. Computer Vision Grahics and Image Processing: Image Understanding, 64(3):305-322, November 1996.

• Kaleem Siddiqi, and Benjamin B. Kimia. Parts of visual form: Computational aspects. [ps] PAMI, 17(3):239-251, March 1995.

 
• Benjamin B. Kimia, Allen R. Tannenbaum, and Steven W. Zucker. Shapes, shocks, and deformations, I: Thecomponents of shape and the reaction-diffusion space. [ps] IJCV, 15(3):189-224, 1995.

 
• Ronnie Kimmel, Kaleem Siddiqi, Benjamin B. Kimia, and Alfred M. Bruckstein. Shape from shading : Level set propagation and viscosity solutions. IJCV, 16(2), October 1995.

• G. Sapiro, B. B. Kimia, R. Kimmel, D. Shaked, and A.M. Bruckstein. Implementing continuous-scale morphology. Pattern Recognition, 26(9):1363-1372, 1993.

 
• Benjamin B. Kimia and Steven W. Zucker. Analytic inverse of discrete Gaussian blur. Optical Engineering, 32(1):166-176, January 1993.

• Benjamin B. Kimia, Allen R. Tannenbaum, and Steven W. Zucker. On the evolution of curves via a function of curvature, I: The classical case. JMAA, 163(2):438-458, January 1992

• Robert Hummel, Benjamin B. Kimia, and Steven W. Zucker. Deblurring Gaussian blur. Computer Vision, Graphics, and Image Processing, 38:66-80, 1987.

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