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| technical drawings and forms 3d reconstruction of paper based assembly drawings: state of the art and approach interpretation of low-level cad data for knowledge extraction in early design stages knowledge-based partial matching: an efficient form classification method robust frame extraction and removal for processing form documents validation, user interfaces issues in ground-truthing graphic documents sketch-based user interface for inputting graphic objects on small screen devices experimental evaluation of a trainable scribble recognizer for calligraphic interfaces user interfaces for on-line diagram recognition symbol segmentation and recognition symbol recognition: current advances and perspectives an error-correction graph grammar to recognize texture symbols perceptual organization perceptual organization as a foundation for graphics recognition exploiting perceptual grouping for map analysis, understanding and generalization: the case of road and river networks extraction of contextual information existing among component elements of origami books map recognition text/graphics separation in maps semantic analysis and recognition of raster-scanned color cartographic images . structure based interpretation of unstructured vector maps generating logic descriptions for the automated interpretation of topographic maps graphics recognition technology scan-to-xml: using software component algebra for intelligent document generation interpreting sloppy stick figures by graph rectification and constraint-based matching using a generic document recognition method for mathematical formulae recognition interpreting line drawing images: a knowledge level perspective …… vectorizaion and early processing math notation,charts,music notation arc segmentation contest author index |
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