Dorothea Blostein

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Published: 1993
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1998
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Hoda Fahmy, Dorothea Blostein:
A Graph-Rewriting Paradigm for Discrete Relaxation: Application to Sheet-Music Recognition. Int. J. Pattern Recognit. Artif. Intell. 12(6): 763-799 (1998)
1994
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Hoda Fahmy, Dorothea Blostein:
Graph-rewriting approach to discrete relaxation: application to music recognition. Document Recognition 1994: 291-302
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Dorothea Blostein, Hoda Fahmy, Ann Grbavec:
Issues in the Practical Use of Graph Rewriting. TAGT 1994: 38-55
1993
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Hoda Fahmy, Dorothea Blostein:
A graph grammar programming style for recognition of music notation. Mach. Vis. Appl. 6(2-3): 83-99 (1993)
1992
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Hoda Fahmy, Dorothea Blostein:
A survey of graph grammars: theory and applications. ICPR (2) 1992: 294-298

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