2005 · 17 citations · 12 references
ComputingComputer ScienceDocumentationInformation RetrievalZoningDocument LayoutDocument ManagementDocument RepresentationDocument StructurePattern RecognitionTemplate MatchingAutomated Document ProcessingDocument Layout AnalysisTable FormTable LayoutTable RecognitionTable Structure Recognition
Zoning documents increases the resolution of indexing from the image level to the field level. A line-delimited tabular document forms a well defined series of regions. However, as image quality decreases, accurate zoning becomes increasingly difficult. Given a sequence of documents with the same layout, we present a robust zoning method which exploits both intra- and inter-document consensus to form a more accurate combined result (template) that can be applied to any other document with the same layout.
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HIERARCHICAL REPRESENTATION OF OPTICALLY SCANNED DOCUMENTS
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Automatic document processing: A survey
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