Knowledge for Understanding Table-Form Documents
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The issue about document structure recognition and document understanding is today one of interesting subjects from a viewpoint of practical applications. The research objective is to extract the meaningful data from document images interpretatively and also classify them as the predefined item data automatically. In comparison with the traditional image-processing-based approaches, the knowledge-based approaches, which make use of various knowledge in order to interpret structural/constructive features of documents, have been currently investigated as more flexible and applicable methods. In this paper, we propose a totally integrated paradigm for understanding table-form documents from a viewpoint of the architectural framework.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E77-D No.7 pp.761-769
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- 1994/07/25
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Toyohide WATANABE, Qin LUO, Noboru SUGIE, "Knowledge for Understanding Table-Form Documents" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E77-D, no. 7, pp. 761-769, July 1994, doi: .
Abstract: The issue about document structure recognition and document understanding is today one of interesting subjects from a viewpoint of practical applications. The research objective is to extract the meaningful data from document images interpretatively and also classify them as the predefined item data automatically. In comparison with the traditional image-processing-based approaches, the knowledge-based approaches, which make use of various knowledge in order to interpret structural/constructive features of documents, have been currently investigated as more flexible and applicable methods. In this paper, we propose a totally integrated paradigm for understanding table-form documents from a viewpoint of the architectural framework.
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