Inexact matching of line drawings in a syntactic pattern recognition system
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A “picture pattern” is a description of a picture or class of pictures in terms of its components and their interrelationships. In the ESP3 language and pattern recognition system, a line drawing is searched for occurrences of subpictures which match a given picture pattern. In “inexact-match mode”, the search routines are lenient in their interpretation of a pattern. Shapes of primitives need not be perfect, and predicates have built-in tolerance. Thus a simple pattern can be used to match a wide variety of noisy or distorted pictures. Inexact-match mode has been added to an experimental implementation of ESP3.(13) The system has successfully matched a number of simple patterns such as alphabetic characters and has also located objects in some more complex line drawings such as a table and chairs scene.
论文关键词:Inexact pattern matching,Syntactic pattern recognition,Line drawing,Picture pattern,Model-driven matching,Tolerance
论文评审过程:Received 7 March 1977, Revised 3 February 1978, Available online 19 May 2003.
论文官网地址:https://doi.org/10.1016/0031-3203(78)90002-X