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Computing Natural Shape Progress Report 2005 * Shape Recognition Shape Deformation

The project Computing Natural Shape is a cooperative effort between computer scientists, mathematicians, medical doctors and psychophysicists. The project began 1999 and has ended by the end of year 2005. This report concerns the period November 2004 December 2005. Some results have been obtained in cooperation with authors who are not associated with this project, and some results have been partially supported by means from other projects. In the period two persons have been supported by their salary by the grant. They are Nanna Glerup who May 2005 finished her PhD thesis [6], and Bo Markussen who became assistant profesor at The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University at the beginning of 2006. The references include publications and invited talks which are related to shape computation by senior participants in the project. At the department of psychology the work is on a theory of visual attention (TVA).