International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence · 1989 · 29 citations · 3 references
ComputingComputer ScienceInformation RetrievalKnowledge RepresentationNatural Language ProcessingDocument AnalysisDocument Image AnalysisDocument LayoutDocument RepresentationDocument StructureKnowledge ExtractionAutomated Document ProcessingBest-first SearchDocument Layout AnalysisForm UnderstandingGeometric Tree ModelsKnowledge Representation ModelingSemantic Knowledge RepresentationText Structure Knowledge
This paper describes a know ledge-based system for the identification of the different regions of a document image. It uses a hybrid, modular knowledge representation, a so called geometric tree being its essential part. This tree is used to perform a best-first search in combination with a "hypothesize & test"strategy. It produces an internal, editable description of the entire document and its constituents. The system has been implemented for the analysis of single-sided business letters in Common Lisp on a SUN 3/60 Workstation. It is running for a large population of different business letters. The results obtained have been very encouraging and have convincingly confirmed the soundness of the approach. 1
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