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    Identification of business forms using relationships between adjacent frames
    (1996)
    Lin, JY
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    Lee, CW
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    Chen, Z
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    交大名義發表
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    資訊科學與工程研究所
    This paper proposes a method of using relationships between adjacent frames to identify business forms. First, we use the relations between adjacent frames in the business form to represent each form as two graphs. We then convert these graphs to two 1-D strings, which are used to perform matching. This approach enables forms to be identified quickly, and it places no restrictions on the layout of the business forms.
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    Recognition of radicals in handwritten Chinese characters by means of problem reduction and knowledge guidance
    (1996-09-01)
    Cheng, RH
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    Lee, CW
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    Chen, Z
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    資訊工程學系
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    Department of Computer Science
    Recognizing handwritten Chinese characters is a complex problem. We break the problem down into a series of sub-problems and concentrate on the radical recognition problem. The sub-problems are linked in a hierarchy of three layers: radical, radical sub-unit, and salient stroke. This problem reduction technique enables us to solve complex recognition problems effectively. We describe how to analyze and choose radical sub-units and salient strokes in order to recognize a set of radicals. We also construct two knowledge bases in the form of decision trees to guide the hypothesis and test procedures used to solve the recognition sub-problems. The problem reduction is done in a top-down fashion, while the problem solving process proceeds in a bottom-up fashion. The advantages of our method are described. The representation and organization of the two knowledge bases are explicitly described. The method is tested on two sets of handprinted characters using an TBM PC (486-33). The recognition rate is over 95.7% and the computer time needed to recognize a radical averages about 0.07 s. The experimental results indicate that our method effectively copes with a wide range of ordinary variations encountered in handwritten Chinese characters.