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3 Pattern Recognition Applications ProblemInputOutput Speech recognitionSpeech waveformsSpoken words, speaker identity Non-destructive testingUltrasound, eddy current, acoustic emission waveforms Presence/absence of flaw, type of flaw Detection and diagnosis of disease EKG, EEG waveformsTypes of cardiac conditions, classes of brain conditions Natural resource identification Multispectral imagesTerrain forms, vegetation cover Aerial reconnaissanceVisual, infrared, radar imagesTanks, airfields Character recognition (page readers, zip code, license plate) scanned imageAlphanumeric characters

4 Pattern Recognition Applications ProblemInputOutput Identification and counting of cells Slides of blood samples, micro- sections of tissues Type of cells Inspection (PC boards, IC masks, textiles) Scanned image (visible, infrared) Acceptable/unacceptable Manufacturing3-D images (structured light, laser, stereo) Identify objects, pose, assembly Web searchKey words specified by a userText relevant to the user Fingerprint identificationInput image from fingerprint sensors Owner of the fingerprint, fingerprint classes Online handwriting retrieval Query word written by a userOccurrence of the word in the database

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