The idea is that mathematical notation can be described as a hierarchical structure of nested baselines." (the Tapia -paper I added the bolding) "baseline structure analysis method developed by Zanibbi et al. I understand this so that the author linearize the quadratic programming problem here with Lagrange -multiplier method.
Is this quadratic programming problem (QP) image here? Source is the Tapia. (Braille Authority of North American), working requires "scanned binary images in either 600 DPI or 400 DPI"
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Perhaps Key terms: Unified Braille Code (UBC) by BANA
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"An Integrated OCR Software for Mathematical Documents and Its Output with Accessibility" (2004).Anyway, their most-cited paper below shows a more programming-biased -prototype. Japanese researchers such as Masakazu Suzuki, Toshihiro Kanahori, Nobuyuki Ohtake and Katsuhito Yamaguchi - apparently something to do with Ideal Group -companies such as InftyReader here. Perhaps important things: IRONOFF database, "(i) a left–right scan of the word-referred as SCAN–REC further, (ii) a time order of the strokes recovered previously from the static image-referred latter as REC–REC, (iii) a time order of the strokes corresponding to the true online ordering-referred as ON–REC." (the Knerr -paper) Key terms: frame-extraction/vector-quantization/discreate-HMMs here, discrete Hidden Markov Models (HMMs), Tabou method (1984), Baum–Welch training algorithm, ON-REC system, REC–REC system, "Recognition-directed recovering of temporal informationįrom handwriting images" -paper converts words into finite state-machines like the picture here.Then they get some sort of network -optimization problem that I cannot yet fully understand but trying. Stefan Knerr (CEO of Vision Objects here, over 70 employees) has publications here, they approach the problem differently - firstly quantifying different segments into markov chains. Perhaps important terms: radial basis functions (RBFs), polynomial kernels, hyperbolic kernels, sequential minimal optimization (SMO),. Key terms: empirical risk, structural risk, pattern recognition, QP -problem, Lagrange multipliers, theory developed by Vapnik and Chervonenkis (VC),
"Recognition of on-line handwritten mathematical formulas in the e-chalk system" here.Ernesto Tapia from Freie Uni Berlin, something here but many pages broken, has publications here and his mostly-cited paper below. The Japananese paper contains pretty much no details, mostly programming-biased rhetory or worse marketing of their InftyReader. Knerr has publized a new paper "Combining diverse systems for handwritten text line recognition" (2011). The ON-REC -method is almost the same as the REC-REC -method but some modifications. The Knerr -paper uses discretization of words so one word can have many routes, now getting easily an exponential network-optimization problem. I understand it so that the Tapio -paper, before preprocessing, uses LP -methods for his formulated QP -puzzle.
I will cover now some papers, work in progress. I have summarized the most of the current answers here or below. If you have something non-trivial, you still have to write it yourself. You can see my progress on this topic here: Īll of my material (papers, presentations, tools) are here: TL DR The recordings are also very simple: The symbols are written on one line (no \begin possible ways to segment n stokes. In this competition you get a very nice data (meaning: clearly written, no errors in the input as it often occurs in real live) and your classifier has to recognize the recording. There is an international conference on on-line handwriting recognition called ICDAR (international conference on document analysis and recognition) and a competition called CROHME. I am doing research in on-line recognition. This means on-line recognition is simpler than off-line recognition as you can always just generate the end result.
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Imagine on-line recognition as a movie where you get exact information where the tip of the pen was, whereas in off-line recognition you only get the end result. On-line recognition means you can use the information how a symbol is written, whereas in off-line recognition you only have a pixel-map (aka "image"). As the author of, I think I can give this question an update.įirst of all, there are two types of handwriting recognition: On-line and Off-line.