Bruno Caprile I.R.S.T. Povo, Italy, 38050 Learning an input-output mapping from a set of examples can be regarded as synthesizing an approximation of a multidimensional function.

Otherwise it might ascribe different characteristics to the same object under different lights. But the first step in using color for recognition, segmenting the scene into regions of different colors, does not require color constancy.

Otherwise it might ascribe different characteristics to the same object under different lights. But the first step in using color for recognition, segmentingthe scene into regions of different colors, does not require color constancy.

Otherwise it might ascribe different characteristics to the same object under different lights. But the first step in using color for recognition, segmenting the scene into regions of different colors, does not require color constancy.