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Now that I've got your attention, there are a couple things I'd like to mention about the book reviews in the IAPR Newsletter:

 

Book Authors - I request that authors of newly published books in pattern recognition and related fields please inform me of this so a review can be written for the Newsletter.

 

Potential Book Reviewers—Again, I find that I have a backlog of books that need to be reviewed, and I would appreciate experts in areas related to the books' topics to offer to review these. I will send the book to reviewers, and you will be able to keep the book. If you think you might like to review a book, but need more information, just go to the web site of the publisher or a web book seller.  Below are some of the books I'd appreciate help reviewing:

 

¨ Rippling: Meta-Level Guidance for Mathematical Reasoning (Cambridge University Press Tracts in Theoretical Computer Science Series) by Alan Bundy, David Basin, Dieter Hutter, Andrew Ireland (Hardcover - Aug 8 2005)

¨ Prediction, Learning, and Games (Cambridge University Press) by Nicolo Cesa-Bianchi and Gabor Lugosi (Hardcover - Mar 13, 2006)

¨ Applied Combinatorics on Words (Cambridge University Press, Encyclopedia of Mathematics and its Applications Series)  by M. Lothaire (Hardcover - Jul 25, 2005)

¨ Information Theory, Inference & Learning Algorithms (Cambridge University Press) by David J. C. MacKay (Hardcover - Jun 15, 2002)

 

 

Please email me at logorman@avaya.com,

 

Larry O’Gorman, IAPR Newsletter Editor

International Journal for Computational Vision and Biomechanics (IJCV&B)

 

Dear Colleague,

 

It is a pleasure to announce the new International Journal for Computation Vision and Biomechanics (IJCV&B) and its first call for papers.

 

For further details, including Aims & Scope and instructions for manuscripts, the Editors invite you to visit the website of IJCV&B at: www.fe.up.pt/~ijcvb.

Horton International, a global executive search firm, is currently looking for:
 
Numerical Analyst: Statistical Pattern Recognition PhD
 
This is an opportunity for PhD graduate with a background in statistical pattern recognition. 
¨ The graduate must be from a numerate discipline (engineering, mathematics, computer science, a physics background or background is spectral analysis would be a bonus) 
¨ The candidate should have excellent programming and numerical modeling skills, preferable with experience in one or more of C++, C, C#, Matlab, Labview.
¨ The candidate will require good communication skills and the ability to assimilate information from a number of different perspectives.
 
The candidate will be responsible for defining the future direction of the company’s isotopic identification software. This is a key role for the company. For the correct candidate this will be a dream job, devising, modeling and implementing pattern recognition solutions.
 
 
Day to Day Responsibilities:
¨ Algorithmic development
¨ Drawing up programmes of work and work packages
¨ Liaising with other R&D team members
¨ The position is likely to require occasional travel both within the UK and overseas and
¨ Could include work at customer installations
 
 
Qualified and interested candidates should contact Srini Govindan (Govindan@horton-intl.co.uk).

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The Imaging Science Journal


The Imaging Science Journal is the official Journal of The Royal Photographic Society that covers exclusively both fundamental and applied scientific aspects of imaging. The content of the journal includes most areas of activity concerned with conventional, analogue chemical, electronic, digital and hybrid imaging systems.

 

For more information, please refer to the Maney Publishing website at:

 

www.maney.co.uk/search?fwaction=show&fwid=501

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