Titlebook: Document Analysis Systems VII; 7th International Wo Horst Bunke,A. Lawrence Spitz Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany,

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Extraction of Handwritten Text from Carbon Copy Medical Form Imagescument patient status in the emergency environment. The forms suffer from extreme carbon mesh noise, varying handwriting pressure sensitivity issues, and smudging which are further complicated by the writing environment. Extraction of handwriting from these medical forms is a vital step in automating emergency medical health surveillance systems.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/11669487Performance; classification; clustering; digital libraries; document analysis; document analysis systems;

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Document Analysis Systems VII978-3-540-32157-6Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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Heide von Felden,Jürgen Schienerient manuscripts. Our method is based on the Spatial Grey-Level Dependence (SGLD) which measures the join probability between grey levels values of pixels for each displacement. We use the Haralick features to characterise the 15 medieval text styles. The achieved discrimination results are between 50% and 81%, which is encouraging.

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Kathleen S. Irby,Jeanette P. Browne new ridges from the given image. Thus grey scale skeletons can be effectively obtained by accumulating such ridges. The proposed method is quite salient because it can be also applied to an unsegmented image in which objects are not specified.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-6099-3 a large collection of printed document images by matching image features at word-level. For representations of the words, profile-based and shape-based features are employed. A novel DTW-based partial matching scheme is employed to take care of morphologically variant words. This is useful for grou