Computer Vision Bibliography Search


This search system works, but does not implement any of the newer fancy searches. You may want to use the search from the Computer Science Bibliographies, but that version does not contain all the annotations. It does contain links to the full bibliography (which should be consistent except between the time of my updates and the CS Bib updates) under the full bibtex record. Also the Precomputed indexes (Author, Author by year, KWIC, etc.) usually provide more useful results faster than the searches.
If you prefer typing items to clicking on the toplevel index -- try the Jump directly to the Author, Journal or Key Word in Context (KWIC) index of the titles which is provided by the . jump to the specified item page.

A more modern search of the bibliography uses the results of Google's indexing.

This is a constrained search system. You give words in the different categories. This search limits the number of entries that are returned, so a general search (e.g. author Rosenfeld) will terminate early with only the first few entries. A more detailed search (e.g. author Rosenfeld Kak) will find the entry for their books. Case is not important. The search can be slow at times. At least 2 search items must be given (2 in one category or in different categories). The other words entry can be used for almost anything, e.g. the year, but must be used in conjunction with other search fields and should be different from author or title entries. Just give words, no commas or other characters.


Required: give your name
Required: give your email address
At least two (2) items are required -- e.g. Two author names, or an author and a word from the title. Currently the search is an AND of the items and the order is not important.
Author or authors (last name is all that works well)
Word or words from title (AND is used)
Journal name (only the abbreviations are valid here, upper case may be needed)
Other words that may be in the entry.
(Must have given at least one value in one of the other three fields.)

Maintained by Keith Price, price@usc.edu
General comments and additions are welcome (or use price@usc.edu, or email to the above address).