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Within the International Association for Pattern Recognition, Technical Committee 11 is concerned with theory and application of Reading Systems. The goal is to understand and develop systems which are able to analyze media containing character symbols and will return an encoded representation of the text content and structure. | Within the International Association for Pattern Recognition, Technical Committee 11 is concerned with theory and application of Reading Systems. The goal is to understand and develop systems which are able to analyze media containing character symbols and will return an encoded representation of the text content and structure. | ||
Revision as of 11:42, 14 April 2010
| Last updated: 2010-004-14 |
Within the International Association for Pattern Recognition, Technical Committee 11 is concerned with theory and application of Reading Systems. The goal is to understand and develop systems which are able to analyze media containing character symbols and will return an encoded representation of the text content and structure.
This area covers research in the off-line recognition of printed texts and handwritten material, research on the automatic on-line recognition of handwriting as in pen-computing applications, as well as research in the analysis of electronic documents such as web pages. Applications include digital libraries, pen-based computing, check and mail reading, signature verification, web mining and content repurposing, web security using human interactive proofs, textual content analysis in videos, and historical document preservation and archiving.
The research topics cover all levels of processing, starting with the image or planar coordinates delivered by sensory technology, the necessary image and signal-processing stages, the subsequent segmentation and normalization stages, to feature extraction and selection, classification methods, statistical and syntactical pattern recognition and machine learning techniques.
What's New?
March **, 2010
- The website of IAPR TC-11 has been renovated.
Organisation
Chair
- Prof. Daniel P. Lopresti (Lehigh University, USA)
Vice-Chair
- Prof. Koichi Kise (Osaka Prefecture University, Japan)
Webmaster
- Prof. Masakazu Iwamura (Osaka Prefecture University, Japan)
Dataset curator
- Dr. Dimosthenis Karatzas (Autönoma de Barcelona, Spain)
Newsletter editor
- Prof. Gernot A. Fink (TU Dortmund University , Germany)
Research Areas
Activities
The TC-11 of the IAPR has spawned a number of lively activities in the area of pattern recognition: three conference series, a project for the benchmarking of on-line handwriting recognizers, and numerous workshops.
Journals
Conferences
Datasets
Software
Projects
Forums
Newsletters
Currently, newsletters are published once a month.
Newsletter Archive
Newsletter Archive contains all newsletters since 2000 and some other information.
How to receive the IAPR TC-11 newletters?
In order to receive the IAPR TC-11 newletters, please join the TC-11 mailing list. You can do so by filling in this form.
The list is hosted at JISC (National Academic Mailing List Service). If you are already a member of this service, you can simply log in to your account, search for the mailing list ("iapt-tc11") and subscribe to it.