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  1. Wells, R. G. and Belyavin, C. G. (1987). Egg Quality: Current Problems and Recent Advances. Poultry Science Symposium Series Number Twenty. Butterworths: London, England.Google Scholar
  2. North, M. O. and Bell, D. D. (1990). Commercial Chicken Production Manual, Fourth Edition. Van Nostrand Reinhold: New York, NY.Google Scholar
  3. Stadelman, W. J. (1986). Quality Identification of Shell Eggs. In Stadelman, W. J. and Cotterill, O. J. (eds.) Egg Science and Technology. AVI Publishing Company, Inc.: Westport, CT.Google Scholar
  4. United States Department of Agriculture (1990). Egg-Grading Manual. Agricultural Handbook Number 75, Agricultural Marketing Service, USDA.Google Scholar
  5. Bourely, A. J., Hsia, T. C. and Upadhyaya, S. K. (1986). Investigation of a Robotic Egg Candling System. In Proceedings of the Agri-Mation2 Conference and Exposition, 53–59. Chicago, Illinois.Google Scholar
  6. Freeman, H. (1989). Machine Vision for Inspection. In Pieroni, G. G. (ed.) Courses and Lectures, No. 307: Issues on Machine Vision. International Center for Mechanical Sciences, SpringerVerlag: Wien, Italy.Google Scholar
  7. D'Agostino, S. A. (1991). A Generic Machine Vision System for Food Inspection. In Proceedings of the 1991 Symposium on Automated Agriculture for the 21st Century, 3–7. Chicago, Illinois.Google Scholar
  8. Anand, K. S., Morrow, C. T., Heinemann, P. H. and He, B. (1994). Development of a Low Cost Machine Vision Inspection Station for Grading Produce. In 1994 International Winter Meeting of the ASAE. Atlanta, Georgia, Paper No. 943607.Google Scholar
  9. Heinemann, P. H., Hughes, R., Morrow, C. T., Sommer III, H. J., Beelman, R. B. and Wuest, P. J. (1994). Grading of Mushrooms Using a Machine Vision System. Transactions of the ASAE37(5): 1671–1677.Google Scholar
  10. Scanlon, M. G., Roller, R., Mazza, G. and Pritchard, M. K. (1994). Computerized Video Image Analysis to Quantify Color of Potato Chips. American Potato Journal71(11): 717–733.Google Scholar
  11. Gittins, J. and Overfield, N. D. (1988). Computerization of Egg Quality Assessment. World's Poultry-Science Journal 44(3): 219–220.Google Scholar
  12. Elster, R. T. and Goodrum, J. W. (1991). Detection of Cracks in Eggs Using Machine Vision. Transactions of the ASAE30(1): 307–312.Google Scholar
  13. Goodrum, J. W. and Elster, R. T. (1992). Machine Vision for Crack Detection in Rotating Eggs. Transactions of the ASAE35(4): 1323–1328.Google Scholar
  14. Bullock, D., Whittaker, D., Brown, J. and Cook, D. (1992). Neural Networks for Your Toolbox. Agricultural Engineering73: 10–12, 31.Google Scholar
  15. Davidson, C. S. and Lee, R. H. (1991). Artificial Neural Networks for Automated Agriculture. In Proceedings of the 1991 Symposium on Automated Agriculture for the 21st Century, 106–115. Chicago, Illinois.Google Scholar
  16. Timmermans, A. J. M. and Hulzebosch, A. A. (1994). Optical Measurement System for OnLine Sorting of Ornamentals Using Neural Networks. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Agricultural Engineering, AgEng' 94. Milano, Italy, Report No. 94G036.Google Scholar
  17. Alchanatis, V. and Searcy, S. W. (1995). High Speed Inspection of Carrots with a Pipelined Image Processing System. In 1995 ASAE Annual International Meeting. Chicago, Illinois, Paper No. 953170.Google Scholar
  18. Patel, V. C., McClendon, R. W. and Goodrum, J. W. (1994). Crack Detection in Eggs Using Computer Vision and Neural Networks. AI Applications8(2): 21–31.Google Scholar
  19. Patel, V. C., McClendon, R. W. and Goodrum, J. W. (1996). Detection of Blood Spots and Dirt Stains in Eggs Using Computer Vision and Neural Networks. Applied Engineering in Agriculture12(2): 253–258.Google Scholar
  20. Ward Systems Group, Inc. (1994). NeuroShell 2. Ward Systems Group, Inc.: 245 West Patrick Street, Frederick, Maryland.Google Scholar
  21. Patel, V. C., McClendon, R. W. and Goodrum, J. W. (1996). Detection of Cracks in Eggs Using Color Computer Vision and Artificial Neural Networks. AI Applications10(3): 19–28.Google Scholar

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  1. Wells, R. G. and Belyavin, C. G. (1987). Egg Quality: Current Problems and Recent Advances. Poultry Science Symposium Series Number Twenty. Butterworths: London, England.Google Scholar
  2. North, M. O. and Bell, D. D. (1990). Commercial Chicken Production Manual, Fourth Edition. Van Nostrand Reinhold: New York, NY.Google Scholar
  3. Stadelman, W. J. (1986). Quality Identification of Shell Eggs. In Stadelman, W. J. and Cotterill, O. J. (eds.) Egg Science and Technology. AVI Publishing Company, Inc.: Westport, CT.Google Scholar
  4. United States Department of Agriculture (1990). Egg-Grading Manual. Agricultural Handbook Number 75, Agricultural Marketing Service, USDA.Google Scholar
  5. Bourely, A. J., Hsia, T. C. and Upadhyaya, S. K. (1986). Investigation of a Robotic Egg Candling System. In Proceedings of the Agri-Mation2 Conference and Exposition, 53–59. Chicago, Illinois.Google Scholar
  6. Freeman, H. (1989). Machine Vision for Inspection. In Pieroni, G. G. (ed.) Courses and Lectures, No. 307: Issues on Machine Vision. International Center for Mechanical Sciences, SpringerVerlag: Wien, Italy.Google Scholar
  7. D'Agostino, S. A. (1991). A Generic Machine Vision System for Food Inspection. In Proceedings of the 1991 Symposium on Automated Agriculture for the 21st Century, 3–7. Chicago, Illinois.Google Scholar
  8. Anand, K. S., Morrow, C. T., Heinemann, P. H. and He, B. (1994). Development of a Low Cost Machine Vision Inspection Station for Grading Produce. In 1994 International Winter Meeting of the ASAE. Atlanta, Georgia, Paper No. 943607.Google Scholar
  9. Heinemann, P. H., Hughes, R., Morrow, C. T., Sommer III, H. J., Beelman, R. B. and Wuest, P. J. (1994). Grading of Mushrooms Using a Machine Vision System. Transactions of the ASAE37(5): 1671–1677.Google Scholar
  10. Scanlon, M. G., Roller, R., Mazza, G. and Pritchard, M. K. (1994). Computerized Video Image Analysis to Quantify Color of Potato Chips. American Potato Journal71(11): 717–733.Google Scholar
  11. Gittins, J. and Overfield, N. D. (1988). Computerization of Egg Quality Assessment. World's Poultry-Science Journal 44(3): 219–220.Google Scholar
  12. Elster, R. T. and Goodrum, J. W. (1991). Detection of Cracks in Eggs Using Machine Vision. Transactions of the ASAE30(1): 307–312.Google Scholar
  13. Goodrum, J. W. and Elster, R. T. (1992). Machine Vision for Crack Detection in Rotating Eggs. Transactions of the ASAE35(4): 1323–1328.Google Scholar
  14. Bullock, D., Whittaker, D., Brown, J. and Cook, D. (1992). Neural Networks for Your Toolbox. Agricultural Engineering73: 10–12, 31.Google Scholar
  15. Davidson, C. S. and Lee, R. H. (1991). Artificial Neural Networks for Automated Agriculture. In Proceedings of the 1991 Symposium on Automated Agriculture for the 21st Century, 106–115. Chicago, Illinois.Google Scholar
  16. Timmermans, A. J. M. and Hulzebosch, A. A. (1994). Optical Measurement System for OnLine Sorting of Ornamentals Using Neural Networks. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Agricultural Engineering, AgEng' 94. Milano, Italy, Report No. 94G036.Google Scholar
  17. Alchanatis, V. and Searcy, S. W. (1995). High Speed Inspection of Carrots with a Pipelined Image Processing System. In 1995 ASAE Annual International Meeting. Chicago, Illinois, Paper No. 953170.Google Scholar
  18. Patel, V. C., McClendon, R. W. and Goodrum, J. W. (1994). Crack Detection in Eggs Using Computer Vision and Neural Networks. AI Applications8(2): 21–31.Google Scholar
  19. Patel, V. C., McClendon, R. W. and Goodrum, J. W. (1996). Detection of Blood Spots and Dirt Stains in Eggs Using Computer Vision and Neural Networks. Applied Engineering in Agriculture12(2): 253–258.Google Scholar
  20. Ward Systems Group, Inc. (1994). NeuroShell 2. Ward Systems Group, Inc.: 245 West Patrick Street, Frederick, Maryland.Google Scholar
  21. Patel, V. C., McClendon, R. W. and Goodrum, J. W. (1996). Detection of Cracks in Eggs Using Color Computer Vision and Artificial Neural Networks. AI Applications10(3): 19–28.Google Scholar
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