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16 September 2002 Approach to matching partial word image and its application to document image retrieval
Yue Lu, Chew Lim Tan, Lin Lin
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Abstract
An approach with the capability of matching partial word image is proposed in this paper, to facilitate the issues of document image retrieval, such as detection of user-speci ed query words, and similarity measurement between documents. Each word image is represented by a feature string. Then, an inexact string matching technology is utilized to measure the similarity between the two feature strings generated from two word images, based on which we can estimate how one word image is relevant to the other one and thereby decide whether one is a portion of the other word. The approach is applied to two issues in the area of document information retrieval: word spotting and document similarity measurement. Experimental results on real document images show that it is a promising approach.
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Yue Lu, Chew Lim Tan, and Lin Lin "Approach to matching partial word image and its application to document image retrieval", Proc. SPIE 4929, Optical Information Processing Technology, (16 September 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.483240
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KEYWORDS
Image retrieval

Image segmentation

Feature extraction

Image processing

Optical character recognition

Computer programming

Internet

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