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Graphics Recognition. Methods and Applications

First International Workshop, University Park, PA, USA, August (10-11), 1995. Selected Papers

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  • © 1996

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  1. Rangachar Kasturi
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 1072)

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Table of contents (24 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Basic techniques and symbol-level recognition — An overview

    • Lawrence O'Gorman
    Pages 1-12

  3. An alternative approach to the performance evaluation of thinning algorithms for document processing applications

    • L. P. Cordella, A. Marcelli
    Pages 13-22

  4. Comparison of methods for detecting corner points from digital curves

    • Tokuhisa Kadonaga, Keiichi Abe
    Pages 23-34

  5. Detection of horizontal lines in noisy run length encoded images: The FAST method

    • Atul K. Chhabra, Vishal Misra, Juan Arias
    Pages 35-48

  6. Adding geometric constraints to the vectorization of line drawings

    • Markus Röösli, Gladys Monagan
    Pages 49-56

  7. Quantitative measurement of the performance of raster-to-vector conversion algorithms

    • Osamu Hori, David S. Doermann
    Pages 57-68

  8. Form item extraction based on line searching

    • E. Turolla, Y. Belaid, A. Belaid
    Pages 69-79

  9. Model-based analysis of printed tables

    • Edward A. Green, Mukki S. Krishnamoorthy
    Pages 80-91

  10. Morphological approach for dashed lines detection

    • Gady Agam, Huizhu Luo, Its'hak Dinstein
    Pages 92-105

  11. General diagram-recognition methodologies

    • Dorothea Blostein
    Pages 106-122

  12. Automatic learning and recognition of graphical symbols in engineering drawings

    • B. T. Messmer, H. Bunke
    Pages 123-134

  13. A hybrid system for locating and recognizing low level graphic items

    • F. Cesarini, M. Gori, S. Marinai, G. Soda
    Pages 135-147

  14. Automatic interpretation of chemical structure diagrams

    • Joe R. McDaniel, Jason R. Balmuth
    Pages 148-158

  15. Knowledge-based segmentation for automatic map interpretation

    • Jurgen den Hartog, Ton ten Kate, Jan Gerbrands
    Pages 159-178

  16. Automatic region labeling of the layered map

    • Min-Ki Kim, Mun-Kyu Park, Oh-Sung Kwon, Young-Bin Kwon
    Pages 179-189

  17. Verification-based approach for automated text and feature extraction from raster-scanned maps

    • Gregory K. Myers, Prasanna G. Mulgaonkar, Chien-Huei Chen, Jeff L. DeCurtins, Edward Chen
    Pages 190-203

  18. Software system design for paper map conversion

    • A. W. M. Smeulders, T. ten Kate
    Pages 204-211

  19. Object-process based segmentation and recognition of ANSI and ISO standard dimensioning texts

    • Dov Dori, Yelena Velkovitch, Liu Wenyin
    Pages 212-232

  20. A combined high and low level approach to interpreting scanned engineering drawings

    • Peter D. Thomas, Janet F. Poliakoff, Sabah M. Razzaq, Robert J. Whitrow
    Pages 233-245
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About this book

This book contains revised refereed papers selected from the presentations at the First International Workshop on Graphics Recognition, held in University Park, PA, USA, in August 1995.
The 23 full papers included are divided into sections on low-level processing, vectorization and segmentation of scanned graphics documents; symbol and diagram recognition, map processing, interpretation of engineering drawings. Each section contains both survey articles to assess the state of the art, and research papers presenting novel results. One section is devoted to a contest held to determine the best algorithm for detection of dashed lines in drawings. The final chapter summarizes the conclusions and recommendations of the discussions held during the workshop.

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