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1. Context
1.1 Issues
When considering handwriting in the broadest sense, it is important to distinguish between the different levels of difficulty associated with handwriting pattern recognition, depending on the nature of the problem being addressed. Figure 1 categorizes the different types of problem dealt with, ordering them by increasing levels of difficulty in terms of automatic handwriting recognition.
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Handwritten character recognition
Bibliography
Websites
•Imadoc, research team on writing and documents http://www.irisa.fr/imadoc/
•INRIA's Interstices on-line scientific popularization magazine: handwritten line recognition http://interstices.info/display.jsp?id=c_17397
Events
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•CIFED (colloque international francophone sur l'écrit et le document): francophone conference supported by GRCE (groupe de recherche en communication écrite)
•RFIA (pattern recognition and artificial intelligence): conference supported by AFRIF (Association française pour la reconnaissance et l'interprétation de formes) and AFIA (Association française d'intelligence artificielle)....
Standards and norms
InkML, W3C standard format for electronic ink representation http://www.w3.org/2002/mmi/ink.html
UPX, electronic ink annotation format. This format is associated with InkML.
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