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ORCIDInternational Journal on Document Analysis and Recognition, Volume 6
Volume 6, Number 1, August 2003
- Abdel Ennaji, Arnaud Ribert, Yves Lecourtier:
From data topology to a modular classifier. 1-9 - João Rogério Caldas Pinto, Pedro Vieira, João Miguel da Costa Sousa
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A new graph-like classification method applied to ancient handwritten musical symbols. 10-22 - Matti Aksela, Ramunas Girdziusas, Jorma Laaksonen, Erkki Oja, Jari Kangas:
Methods for adaptive combination of classifiers with application to recognition of handwritten characters. 23-41 - L. Bovino, Giovanni Dimauro, Sebastiano Impedovo:
On the combination of ${\it abstract-level}$ classifiers. 42-54 - Mandana Ebadian Dehkordi, Nasser Sherkat, Tony Allen:
Handwriting style classification. 55-74
Volume 6, Number 2, October 2003
- Stefan Jäger, Cheng-Lin Liu, Masaki Nakagawa:
The state of the art in Japanese online handwriting recognition compared to techniques in western handwriting recognition. 75-88 - Jairo Rocha:
Efficient polygon decomposition into singular and regular regions via Voronoi diagrams. 89-101 - Francesca Cesarini, Enrico Francesconi, Marco Gori, Giovanni Soda:
Analysis and understanding of multi-class invoices. 102-114 - Salvatore Tabbone, Laurent Wendling, Karl Tombre:
Matching of graphical symbols in line-drawing images using angular signature information. 115-125 - Alessandro L. Koerich, Robert Sabourin, Ching Y. Suen:
Lexicon-driven HMM decoding for large vocabulary handwriting recognition with multiple character models. 126-144
Volume 6, Number 3, March 2003
- Daniel P. Lopresti, Jianying Hu, Ramanujan S. Kashi:
Preface. 145 - Elisa H. Barney Smith, Xiaohui Qiu:
Statistical image differences, degradation features, and character distance metrics. 146-153 - Sriharsha Veeramachaneni, George Nagy:
Adaptive classifiers for multisource OCR. 154-166 - Bertin Klein, Andreas Dengel:
Problem-adaptable document analysis and understanding for high-volume applications. 167-180 - A. Lawrence Spitz:
Correcting for variable skew in document images. 181-189 - Chew Lim Tan, Qing Hong Liu:
Extraction of newspaper headlines from microfilm for automatic indexing. 190-199 - Elisa H. Barney Smith, David Monn, Sriharsha Veeramachaneni, Koichi Kise, Alessio Malizia, Leon Todoran, Adnan El-Nasan, Rolf Ingold:
Reports of the DAS02 working groups. 200-206
Volume 6, Number 4, April 2003
- Daniel P. Lopresti, Gordon T. Wilfong:
A fast technique for comparing graph representations with applications to performance evaluation. 219-229 - Kazem Taghva, Julie Borsack, Steven E. Lumos, Allen Condit:
A comparison of automatic and manual zoning. 230-235 - Anna Tonazzini, Stefano Vezzosi, Luigi Bedini:
Analysis and recognition of highly degraded printed characters. 236-247 - Marisa E. Morita, Robert Sabourin, Flávio Bortolozzi, Ching Y. Suen:
Segmentation and recognition of handwritten dates: an HMM-MLP hybrid approach. 248-262 - Eiki Ishidera, Daisuke Nishiwaki, Atsushi Sato:
A confidence value estimation method for handwritten Kanji character recognition and its application to candidate reduction. 263-270 - Hiroyuki Hase, Masaaki Yoneda, Shogo Tokai, Jien Kato, Ching Y. Suen:
Color segmentation for text extraction. 271-284
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