Guido M. Cortelazzo

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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1996
[j28]
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Guido M. Cortelazzo, Giovanni Deretta, Gian Antonio Mian, Piero Zamperoni:
Normalized weighted Levensthein distance and triangle inequality in the context of similarity discrimination of bilevel images. Pattern Recognit. Lett. 17(5): 431-436 (1996)
1994
[j21]
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Guido Maria Cortelazzo, Gian Antonio Mian, G. Vezzi, Piero Zamperoni:
Trademark shapes description by string-matching techniques. Pattern Recognit. 27(8): 1005-1018 (1994)
1993
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Guido Maria Cortelazzo, Giovanni Deretta, Gian Antonio Mian, Piero Zamperoni:
On the application of geometrical form description techniques to automatic key-section recognition. Pattern Recognit. 26(1): 89-94 (1993)
1992
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Guido M. Cortelazzo, Giovanni Deretta, Gian Antonio Mian, Piero Zamperoni:
On the application of geometrical form description techniques to automatic key-sections recognition. ICPR (1) 1992: 420-424

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