Phillip R. Romig III and Ashok Samal. DeViouS: A distributed environment for computer vision. Submitted to Software--Practice and Experience, May 1993. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....for creating the server were twofold: 1) only a single process on a single host machine could access the expensive DataCube hardware and (2) pipelined programs are difficult to write. Its single vendor design and narrow application domain limited the DataCube Server. In the DeVious project [4], Romig et al. developed a distributed environment for computer vision, allowing machine vision operations to be performed in parallel using a loosely coupled network of workstations. The motivations for this were to take advantage of the computational capacity of a network of computers and to ....
....frame buffer resources, acquiring images, and performing machine vision operations using the hardware in the system. To support the increasingly heterogeneous controller environments found in industry, a distributed architecture is important. Unlike other distributed machine vision systems [4] this architecture s distributed nature is designed for flexibility, not for the parallelization of a single task on multiple computers in an effort to decrease execution time. Distributed in this case means that remote clients may use the operations supported by the server. The server is made up ....
Romig, P.R. and A. Samal, DeViouS: A Distributed Environment for Computer Vision. Software-Practice and Experience, 1995. 25(1): p. 23-45.
Devious: A Distributed Environment for Vision Tasks - III, Samal (1993) (1 citation) Self-citation (Ashok) (Correct)
....recognition job is called task integration. A system for computer vision in a distributed environment with intelligent task integration is presented here. This system, called DeViouS (Distributed Vision System) is based on the client server model and runs in a heterogeneous Unix environment[3, 4]. DeViouS takes advantage of the large number of workstations in modern computing environments to distribute the execution of vision tasks. The primary goals of DeViouS are to provide a distributed system tuned for the integration of computer vision tasks and to provide a research environment for ....
Phillip R. Romig III and Ashok Samal. DeViouS: A distributed environment for computer vision. Submitted to Software--Practice and Experience, May 1993.
Planning For Computer Vision - Romig (1996) Self-citation (Romig) (Correct)
....a truly workable system can be put in place. In the near future we have three main goals. 1. The implementation of some level of dynamic planning (see Section 5.1.1) 2. Integration of our planning system with our execution system. We have developed an parallel execution system called DeViouS[29, 28] that will eventually be used to execute the plans produced by the system described in this paper. Some work in this regard has already been done. DeViouS has been modified to make use of Khoros tasks and we are in the process of writing code for DeViouS that will read Khoros workspace graphs. ....
P.R. Romig and A. Samal. DeViouS: A distributed environment for computer vision. Software-Practice and Experience, 25(1), Jan 1995.
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