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ICDAR
1997
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Document image database retrieval and browsing using texture analysis

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Document image database retrieval and browsing using texture analysis

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A system is presented that uses texture to retrieve and browse images stored in a large document image database. A method of graphically generating a candidate search image is used that shows the visual layout and content of a target document. All images similar to this candidate are returned for the purpose of browsing orfurther query. The system is accessedusing a World wide Web(Web) browser Applications include the retrieval and browsing of document images including newspapers, faxes and businessletters.

John F. Cullen, Jonathan J. Hull, Peter E. Hart

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Added	06 Aug 2010
Updated	06 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1997
Where	ICDAR
Authors	John F. Cullen, Jonathan J. Hull, Peter E. Hart

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