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ognize and interpret what is drawn. Most commonly, a drawing is first processed to obtain a low-level representation of that drawing in terms of lines or strokes, and this representation is then searched for matches to known object templates. In this chapter we propose two template-based methods for

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hinking of directly. While the problem of making the inference from an arbitrary complex sketch remains challenging, algorithms have been proposed to solve it for a number of restricted cases. Earlier systems like Igarashi’s Teddy could handle only simple closed strokes. In this chapter we present a

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styling features such as freeform curves and surfaces. In a typical scenario, the user begins by constructing the base wireframe model of the design object. For this, the user first sketches the initial feature curves on a very rough and simplified 3D template model. This template model acts as a p

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as printed type. Sketches were able to draw on various aspects of an iconographic tradition of printed types, for example, the ‘city Cries’ which will be dealt with in my next chapter, and it is important to bear the existence of such a tradition in mind for a discussion of the . developed by sketch

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